Harmony Upon 2 Samuel, Subject index – Errata
A TABLE OF THE PRINCIPALL matters handled in this Treatise: The first figure sheweth the Chapter, the second the Question: c. standeth for Chapter, q. for Question.
Abel.
OF the citie Abel.
c. 20. q. 9
Of the rampire cast vp.
20. q. 12
Of that saying, aske of Abel.
20. q. 13
Abishai.
His inconsiderate zeale in Dauids cause.
16. q. 4
Of his exploites.
23. q. 18
Abner.
Why hee made Ishbosheth King.
2. q. 6
Why hee brought him to Mahanaim.
2. q. 7
Of Abners words, let the young men play.
2. q. 10
His perswasion to Ioab to giuegive ouer.
2. q. 27
Whether hee indeed went into Rispah.
3. q. 5
Of Abners answer to Ishbosheth.
3. q. 7, 8, 9
Of Abners message to Dauid.
3. q. 10
Of his perswasion to the Elders of Israel.
3. q. 13
Whether Dauid did well in vsing the helpe of Abner for the kingdome.
3. q. 11
Whether he did well in making Abner a feast.
3. q. 14
Of the treacherous murther of Abner.
3. q. 16
Of the place where hee was killed.
3. q. 16
Dauids lamentation for Abner.
3. q. 20
Abshalom.
Dauids desire to Abshalom.
13. q. 18.
Ioabs endeauour to bring againe Abshalom.
14. q. 1
Whether Dauid did wel in sparing Abshalom.
14. q. 10
Of Abshaloms beautie.
14. q. 1…
What mooued Abshalom to aspire to the kingdome.
15. q. 1
Of his practises to obtaine the kingdome.
15. q. 3.
Why hee maketh choise of Hebron.
15. q. 4
Of Abshaloms conspiracie, and the manner thereof.
15. q. 5
After what 40. yeares hee spake to the King.
15. q. 3
Absalons incest, how it might stand with Gods will.
c. 16. q. 12
Why Dauid would not hauehave Abshalom killed.
16. q. 7
Of the great slaughter of Abshaloms men.
16. q. 9.
Of Abshaloms hanging by the haire.
16. q. 10
Of Abshaloms manner of death.
16. q. 15
Of Abshaloms children.
16. q. 16
Why Dauid mourned for Abshalom.
16. q. 19
Why Dauid wished to die for Abshalom.
16. q. 20
Achitophel.
Of Achitophels wicked counsell to Abshalom to go in to his Fathers Concubines.
16. q. 11
Why his councell is likened to the Oracl… of God.
16. q. 13
His peruerse Counsell against Dauid.
17. q. 1
Of the meaning of his words: as the returning of all, &c.
17. q. 2
Of Achitophels desperate end.
17. q. 9
Adulterie.
Of Davids adulterie, what vse is to be made thereof.
11. q. 2
Dauids practise in concealing of his adulterie.
11. q. 7
Whether it be lawfull to marie one with whom adulterie is committed.
11. q. 12
How Dauid herein displeased God.
11. q. 13
Of the greatnesse of Dauids sinne of Adulterie.
11. q. 14.
Of the diuerse punishments of adulterie.
12. q. 12.
What nations punished adulterie by death.
12. q. 12
Whether adulterie ought to be punished by death.
12. q. 17
Whether an adulterous woman vponupon her repentance may be receiued.
12. q. 14
Whether a man is bound to accuse his wif… dismiss…d for adulterie.
12. q. 15
Whether adulterie be a greater sinne in the man, or in the woman.
12. q. 14
Why our Sauiour spareth the woman taken in adulterie.
12. q. 17. q. 74
Adino.
One of Dauids Worthies.
23. q. 10
Of the number slaine by him.
23. q. 11
Ahimaaz.
Whether he knew of Absalons death, and why hee told not Dauid.
16. q. 18
Amalekite.
Whether hee lied vntounto Dauid that he had killed Saul.
1. q. 1
Whether he were iustly put to death.
1. q. 4
Amasa
Killed treacherously by Ioab.
20. q. 7
Ammon.
Why Dauid shewed kindnesse to the King of Ammon.
10. q. 1
Of the euill counsell of the King of Ammons Princes.
10. q. 2
The Ammonites despite offred to Dauids seruants, 10. q. 3. from whom they hired their souldiers.
10. q. 4
Of the King of Ammons crowne which David tooke.
12. q. 28
Why Dauid put the Ammonites into the tilekil.
12. q. 29
Of his seueritie in putting them vnderunder sawes, and harrowes.
12. q. 30
Amnon.
Of his vnlawfull louelove of his sister Thamar. 13. q. 2. Of his impotent affections and louelove sickenes. 12. q. 3. Of Amnons hatred of his sister.
13. q. 8
Whether Dauid sinned not in sparing Amnon.
13. q. 10
Of Amnons slaughter, and Dauids mourning for him.
13. q. 13
Anabaptists.
Their error confuted in condemning warre & the vse of weapons.
5. q. 5.2. q. 20
Aramites.
That came to aide Hadadezer.
8. q. 7
Of the number that were slaine.
8. q. 10.10. q. 7
Arke.
Of Dauids consultation in bringing the Ark
6. q. 2
Of the place from whence he brought the ark.
6.3.7.8
How the name of God was called vponupon the Arke.
6. q. 4.
Why the Arke was put on a new cart.
6. q. 6.
Why they sacrificed when they had gone sixe paces with the Arke.
6.17
How many bullockes they then offered.
6. q. 18
Why Dauid would hauehave the Arke caried againe into the citie.
15. q. 18
Asahel.
Of Asahels swiftnesse.
2. q. 14.
Of his death and slaughter.
2. q. 15
At what time he was buried.
2. q. 21.
Baptisme.
Want of baptisme condemneth not, but the contempt.
12. q. 22
Bathsheba.
Of the beautie of Bathsheba.
11. q. 5
Her willingnesse in consenting to Dauid.
11. q. 6
How Dauid comforted her.
12. q. 25
Berothites.
Of their fleeing to Gittaim, and when.
4. q. 1
Bithron.
What place it was thorough the which Abner passed.
2. q. 19
Blasphemie.
How Dauid caused the enemies of God to blaspheme.
12. q. 19
Blind.
Who were the blind and lame that Dauid smit.
5. q. 6.7.8
Of the meaning of the prouerbe, the blind, and the lame shall not come into that house.
5. q. 8
Booke.
Of the inscription, and title of this second booke of Samuel why so called.
1. p. 1
Of the argument of the booke.
1. p. 1.2
Of the profite and vtilitie of this booke.
p. 2.3
How many yeares the historie of this booke containeth.
p. 2.4
Chelcath hazzurim
What place it was.
2. q. 12
Cherethites
And Petethits who they were.
8. q. 13
Cherubim.
How God is said to sit betweene the Cherubims.
6.5
Child: Why Dauids child borne in adulterie dieth.
12. q. 20
Why Dauid besought the Lord for the child, whō the prophet foretold should die.
12. q. 21
VponUpon what seauenth day the child died.
12. q. 22
Why Dauid leaueth weeping the child beeing dead.
12. q. 24
Christ: How Christs kingdome is said to be for euer.
7. q. 12
Christ prophesied of, where Dauid saith, this is the law of man.
7. q. 15
Of Christs passions and affections.
13. q. 16
Combates.
Singular combats whether lawfull.
2. q. 11
Whether a Christian challenged to a Combate, ought to take it.
2. q. 11
Concubine
Of the shutting vp of Dauids concubines.
20. q. 2
Couenant
How the Israelites mad… a couenant with Dauid before the Lord.
5. q. 2
Counsells
Generall Counsells not alwaies to be staied for in matters of religion.
2. q. 4
Cushai
Of Dauids counsell to him, whether he taught him to dissemble.
15. q. 11
Whether he lied or dissembled:
ibid.
Of Cushai his salutation to Abshalom.
16. q. 9
Of the truth of his speach, as I serued thy father.
16. q. 10
Of Cushai his counsell in generall.
17. q. 3
Of the seuerall points of Cushai his counsell.
17. q. 4
Of the preferring Cushai his counsell before Achitophels.
17. q. 5
Whether he did well in discouering the counsell of Achitophel.
17. q. 6
Dauid
Why hee mourned for Saul and Ionathan.
1. q. 3
How and when he taught the Israelites to shoote.
1. q. 5
Why and how he asked counsell of God.
2. q. 1
Why againe annointed King.
2. q. 3
Why he did not seeke by force of armes to recouer the kingdome.
2. q. 4
Of Dauids sonnes borne to him in Hebron.
3. q. 2
Of Dauids concubines, wiues, and sonnes.
5. q. 11
How long Dauid raigned ouer Israel.
5. q. 4
How Dauid blessed the people.
6.22
His confession of his sinne.
12. q. 11
His going barefoote.
15. q. 10
Dauids rashnesse in giuing Miphibosheths goods to Zibah.
16. q. 2
From whence hee had his supplie of men against Abshalom.
18. q. 2
Why the people would not hauehave Dauid to goe to battell.
18. q. 2
How he was as tenne thousand.
18. q. 3
Why they wished him to staie in the citie.
16. q 4
What number of men Dauid had in his armie.
16. q. 5
In what place Dauid stood when he saw the armies goe out.
16. q. 6.
Of the last words of Dauid.
23. q. 1
How his feete were like hinds feete.
22. q. 11
Dauid offreth himselfe for his people.
24. q. 15
Daunsing
Of Dauids dauncing before the Arke.
6. q. 19
Degrees
Forbidden in marriage, whether they may be dispensed with.
13. q. 7
Eglah
Why onelyonly called Dauids wife.
2. q. 4
Election
Not by workes.
7. q. 16
Eleazar
One of Dauids worthies.
23. q. 12
Elkanan
Whether hee killed Goliah.
20. q. 15
Ephod
Of Dauids linen Ephod what garment it was.
6. q. 20
Ephraim
Of the wood of Ephraim.
16. q. 8
Eyes
The wandring of Dauids eyes.
11. q. 4
Famine.
Of the time when the famine was sent.
21. q. 1
Wherefore it was sent.
20. q. 3
Of seuen yeares famine offred to Dauid.
24. q. 9
Fathers
How children are punished for their fathers offences.
3. q. 17.20. q. 7
Fortitude
Diuerse kinds of fortitude.
10. q. 6.
Funerall
Dauids funerall Epitaph of Saul.
1. q. 7
Funerall sermons how lawfull.
1. q. 7
The order and parts of Dauids funerall song
1. q. 11
Gath.
Why Dauid saith, tell it not in Gath, it beeing knowne alreadie.
1. q. 8
Ghob
The place where the Philistims fought.
20.4
Gibeonites
When Saul slew them.
20.4
How said to be a remnant of the Amorites.
20.5
Gilboah
Whether it were stricken with barrennesse vponupon Dauids curse.
1. q. 10
God
No way the author of sinne.
16. q. 7
Gods prouidence, and mans will, how they may stand together.
16. q. 8
Of Dauids choise to fall into the hands of God.
24. q. 10.11.
Gyants.
How said to be slaine by the hand of Dauid.
20.16
Hadadezer.
Of Dauids battell with Hadadezer.
8. q. 4
What number of chariots Dauid tooke from him.
8. q. 5
Harepha
The Father of Ishibenob.
20. q. 13
Hebron.
Why Dauid is directed to goe to Hebron.
1. q. 2
Why Abshalom maketh choise of Hebron.
15. q. 4
Hell.
How Christ suffered the sorrowes of hell.
22. q. 4
Horse.
Why Dauid houghed the horse.
8. q. 5
Why hee reserued some of them.
ibid
Host.
Against the carrying about of the consecrated host.
5. q. 12
House.
Of Dauids purpose to build God an house.
7. q. 2
How God notwithstāding Dauids vow, would not hauehave him build him an house.
7. q. 3
Wherefore God would not hauehave Dauid build him an house.
7. q. 5
Whether Dauids desire to build God an house were simply acceptable.
7. q. 6
Iabesh Gilead.
Of Dauids kind message vntounto them.
2. q. 5
Iasher.
What the booke Iasher was.
1. q. 6
Idlenesse.
Of Dauids idlenesse.
1. q. 3
Iithra
The father of Amasa.
7. q. 10
Ierusalem.
Of the name thereof.
5. q. 5
Why Dauid fled from Ierusalem from Absalom.
2. q. 6
Images.
How Dauid serued the images of the Philistims.
5. q. 12
Ioab.
His answer to Abner.
2. q. 18
Of his treacherous killing of Abner.
3. q. 15
Dauids curse vponupon Ioab for that murther.
3. q. 17
Why Dauid cursed not Saul for the slaughter of the Priests as well as Ioab for this.
3. q. 17
Why Dauid bid Ioab mourne for Abner.
3. q. 18
Whether Dauid offended in deferring the punishment of Ioab.
3. q. 22
His valiant courrage against the enemies of God.
10. q. 5
Whether it were true fortitude in Ioab.
10. q. 6
Ioabs readinesse to satisfie Dauids mind concerning Vriah.
11. q. 9
Of Ioabs answer returned to Dauid.
11. q. 12
Why Ioab dealeth couer…ly with Dauid to bring againe Abshalom.
19. q. 2
Of the reward which Ioab promised to hauehave giuen the souldiers, that brought tidings of Absaloms death.
6. q. 11
Of the souldiers answer to Ioab.
6. q. 12
Why Ioab taketh three dartes.
6. q. 13
Whether Ioab sinned in killing Absalom contrarie to Dauids charge.
6. q. 15
Of Ioabs sharpe speach to Dauid.
19. q. 1
Of Dauids purpose to remooue Ioab from being Captaine of the host.
19. q. 2
Of Ioabs restitution to his office.
20. q. 14
Ionadab.
His wicked counsell to Amnon.
13. q. 4
His speach to Dauid when Amnon was slain.
3. q. 1.
Ionathan.
Of his obedience to his Father.
1. q. 12
His louelove to Dauid.
1. q. 13
Dauids kindnesse to Ionathans posteritie.
9. q. 1.
Iordan.
Now Dauid escap…d ouer Iordan
7. q. 8
Ishbosheth.
Whether he raigned only two yeares.
2. q. 8
Of the disguising of the Captaines that killed him
4. q. 3
Of Ishbosheths secure sleepe.
4. q. 4
Of Dauids answer to the Trayters that brought Ishbosheths head.
4. q. 6
Why their hands and feete were cut off.
4. q. 7
Israel.
Of the contention betweene Israel and Iudah about Dauid.
19. q. 12
Gods wrath wherefore kindled against Israel.
2. q. 1
Ittai the Gittite.
Who he was.
15. q. 7
Kings
HaueHave power ouer Ecclesiasticall persons.
8. q. 12
Their state vncertaine.
17. q. 12
Lie.
Whether one in humilitie may make a lie of himselfe.
9. q. 6
MercieMercy.
Why Dauids merciemercy to Ionathan is called the merciemercy of the Lord.
9. q. 3
Merit.
We merit not at Gods hand.
2. q. 5
Metheg Ammah
What is signifi…d thereby.
8. q. 1
Michol.
Why Dauid sendeth to hauehave Michol his wife deliuered him.
3. q. 12
Her deriding of Dauid.
6. q. 23
Of Dauids answer to Michol and his defence.
6. q. 24.
Of Michols punishment.
6.25
Of Michols fiue sonnes.
20.9
Millo.
What place it w…s.
5. q. 9
Miphibosheth.
Why mention is made of him.
4. q. 2
Of Dauids kindnesse to Miphibosheth.
9. q. 4
Why he calleth himselfe a dead dogge.
q. 5
Whether he did indeed …ate at the kings table.
9. q. 7
Why Miphibosheth saith all of Sauls familie were worthy of death.
9. q. 7
Whether Dauid offended in deuiding Miphibosheths lands.
19. q. 8
Why Dauid smote Moab seeing the Israelites were forbidden.
8. q. 2
How Dauid measured Moab with a cord.
8. q. 3
Monamachie, see Cumbates. Mule.
Whēce Dauids sonnes had their mules.
3. q. 12
Musicke.
Of Dauids playing on instruments of musike and of the vse of Musike in the Church.
6. q. 9
Of the abuse, and likewise right vse of musike.
9. q. 10
Nathan
Deceiued in approouing Dauids purpose to build God an house.
7. q. 13
Why Nathan is sent to Dauid.
7. q. 13
Of Nathans faithfulnesse, ibid. who this Nathan was.
12. q. 1
How long after Dauids adultery Nathan was sent vntounto him.
12. q. 2
Why hee speaketh to Dauid in a parable.
12. q. 3
Of Nathans words to Dauid, thou shalt not die.
12. q. 18
Numbers.
Who it was that mooued Dauid to number Israel.
24. q. 2
How God is said to hauehave mooued him.
23. q. 2
Wherein Dauid sinned in causing the people to be numbred.
24. q. 3
Of Ioabs disswasion not to hauehave the people numbred.
24. q. 4
Of Ioabs iourney going to number the people.
24. q. 5
Of the number of the people which hee tooke.
24.6
How it is reconciled with other places.
24.6
How Dauids heart smote him after hee had numbered the people.
24. q. 7
Obed.
Of the leauing of the Arke in the house of Obededom.
6.15
What mooued Dauid to bring the Arke from the house of Obededom.
6.16
Passion.
Children of God not without their passions.
13 q. 15
Heathen, why more void of passion.
13. q. 15
Of the passions in our Blessed Sauiour.
13.10
Holy men in the old Testament why more passionate.
13.17
Paul.
How he counteth himselfe the greatest sinner.
9. q. 6
Perfection.
Whether any perfect in this life.
22.8
Of diuerse kinds of perfection,
ibid.
How God is said to be peruerse with the peruerse.
20. q. 9
Pestilence.
How long the pestilence continued sent for the numbring of the people.
24. q. 11
Of the greatnesse of it.
24. q. 13
Peter.
Not the rocke of the Church.
22.3
Philistims.
Of Dauids victorie against the Philistims.
5. q. 12
Prayer.
Of Dauids prayer, c. 7. the matter and manner.
7. q. 22
Why David praieth for that which God had promised.
7.22
Of repetitions in prayer.
7. q. 23
Prayer without faith not heard.
22.13
Priests.
Whether Dauids sonnes were Priests.
8. q. 14
Prouidence.
How Gods prouidence and mans will may stand together.
16. q. 8
Gods prouidence in deliuering Dauids messengers from danger.
17. q. 7
Psalme.
Many things in the Psalmes cannot be vnderstood but of Christ.
22. q. 1. 22. q. 15
Punishment
How it remaineth, the sinne beeing remitted.
12. q. 11
Of Dauids punishmēt for his former offences.
13. q. 1
Purgatorie.
Against Popish Purgatorie.
3. q. 20
Reconciliation of places.
c. 8. q. 5. p. 50. c. 8. q. 10. p. 51. c. 10. q. 7. p. 60. c. 12. v. 20. p. 76. c. 23. q. 11. p. 134. q. 16. p. 135.
Readings diuerse of certaine places.
c. 1. v. 9. p. 3. c. 1. v. 10. p. 3. c. 1. v. 21. p. 6. c. 7. v. 7. p. 41. c. 7. v. 13. p. 46. c. 9. v. 10. p. 57. c. 17. v. 3. p. 105. c. 23. v. 5. p. 131, 132. c. 23. v. 8. p. 133. c. 23. q. 21. p. 137. c. 24. v. 9. p. 141. v. 13. p. 142.
Reioyce.
How it is lawfull to reioyce for the destruction of enemies.
8. q. 8
Rest.
How Dauid had rest from all his enemies round about.
7.1
Rest vnderunder Dauid, how greater then any before.
7.9
Reward.
An euill man whether he may be rewarded.
5. q. 7
How farre rewards are to be respected.
5. q. 7
How God rewardeth men according to their righteousnesse.
22. q. 7
Rispah.
Why she hung vp sackcloth.
20.11
Whether it were not against the law that her sonnes bodies hung vnburied.
20.12
Sacrament
Called by the name of the thing.
6.4
Salomon.
Who gaue him his name, and why.
12.26
Salomon no reprobate.
12.26
Salt.
Of the valley of Salt what it was.
8. q. 11
Of Dauids commending of Saul.
1. q. 14
Whether hee were said to be the elect of the Lord.
20.8
When the sonns of Saul were hanged.
20. q. 10
Scriptures.
Whether any wanting, and why.
1. q. 6.
Scriptures sufficient to saluation.
1. q. 6
Seed.
What seede of Dauid the Lord saith he will set vp.
9. q. 8
Seruants.
Diuerse kinds of them.
9. q. 2
Shammah
One of Dauids worthies, and his acts.
23.12
Of Diuerse of that name.
23. q. 21
Shauing.
Against superstitious shauing.
10. q. 3
Shebi
That came to succour Dauid.
17.11
Shebah.
What moued him to entice Israel to leaue David.
20. q. 4
Shemei.
Of his vile cursing.
16. q. 3
Why Dauid chargeth his seruants not to meddle with Shemei.
16. q. 5
Whether Dauid did well in bearing Shemies reproach.
16. q. 6
How the Lord is said to bid Shemei curse Dauid.
16. q. 7
How Shemei is said to come first of the house of Ioseph.
19. q. 4
How Dauid performed his oath to Shemei for his life.
19. q. 5
Sheepcoate.
Why the Lord maketh mention of taking Dauid from the sheepecoate.
7. q. 8
Sinne.
God no way the author of it.
16. q. 7
Three things to be considered in sinne.
ibid. p. 100
How farre God hath an hand in sinne.
ibid
Spies.
Whether it be lawfull to be a Spie.
10. q. 2
Spoiles.
Spoiles of enemies consecrated to God.
8. q. 9
Sword.
How it went not from Dauids house for euer.
12. q. 8
How his sinne beeing forgiuen, yet he is punished with the sword.
13. q. 11
Tabernacle.
Of the Tabernacle, where Dauid placed the Arke.
6.21
Temple.
Out of what Temple Dauid was heard.
12. q. 5
Tekoah.
Of the woman of Tekoah whence she was.
14. q. 3
Of her speach and perswasion.
14. q. 5, 6, 7
Of her reuealing Ioabs counsell.
14.8
Temporall.
Temporall blessings how farre a signe of Gods fauour.
5. q. 10
Thamar.
Her reasons and perswasions to Amnon.
12. q. 5
Why Thamar saith of Dauid, who will not denie mee vntounto thee.
13. q. 6
Of Thamars lamentation.
13. q. 9
Theft.
Whether it may be punished by death.
12. q. 5.17
Transpose.
Whether the historie of bringing the Arke be transposed.
6. q. 1
Dauids subduing of the Ammonites transposed.
21. q. 1
Tribe.
How all the Tribes of Israel came to Dauid.
5. q. 1
Trinitie.
How signified by Gods in the plural.
7. q. 17
The workes of the Trinitie how diuided and how vndeuided.
7. q. 18
Virginitie.
Whether perpetuall virginitie, or widowhood may be imposed.
16. q. 3
Vowes.
Rash vowes may bee broken.
7. q. 4
Vpbraid.
How the Lord vpbraided Dauid for benefits receiued.
12. q. 7
Vriah.
His answer to Dauid.
11. q. 8
Why it pleased God Vriah should be slaine.
11 q. 11
Vzzah.
Of the occasion which mooueed Vzzah to stay the Arke with his hand.
6. q. 10
Why the Lord smote Vzzah.
6. q. 11
How hee was smitten.
Ibid.
Why hee rather then Ahio,
ibid.
What vse is to be made of this iudgement vponupon Vzzah.
6. q. 12
Why Dauid was displeased therewith.
6. q. 13
Whether hee did well thereupon in going no further with the Arke.
6.14
Warre.
Lawfull for Christians to make warre.
2. q. 29
The conditions required in lawfull warre.
2. q. 29
How long the warre continued betweene the house of Dauid, and the house of Saul.
3. q. 1
What time Kings goe forth to warre.
11.1
Waters.
Of the citie of water which Ioab tooke.
12. q. 27
Of the exploite of the three Worthies in fetching water for Dauid, by whom, whence, and when it was fetched.
23. q. 15.16.17
Wicked.
Why compared to thornes.
23. q. 8
Wife.
Whether lawfull for Dauid to take to wife the daughter of the King of Geshur.
c. 3. q. 3
How God gaue Dauids Lords Wiues to him.
12. q. 6
How the Lord is said to giuegive Davids wiues to Abshalom.
12. q. 9
Workes.
How the Lord recompenseth both good and euill workes.
3. q. 23. c. 22. q. 10
Worthies.
Of Dauids Worthies in generall.
23. q. 9
Of the number of them, and difference of their names.
23.21
Of their places, and countries.
23. q. 22
How they are counted to 37.
c. 23. q. 23
Zadoch.
How hee and Ahimelech are said to bee Priests together.
8. q. 12
Why called a Seer.
15. q. 9
Zerviah.
How the sonnes of Zerviah are said to be to strong for Dauid.
3. q. 21
Zibah.
What manner of seruant hee was.
9. q. 2
His vnfaithfulnesse to his Master.
16. q. 1
Miphibosheths goods rashly giuen by Dauid to Zibah.
16. q. 2
The Faults escaped.
Pag. 3. line 19. read antiquities. 5.20. r. Iasher. l. 30. r. Andr. Mas. 14.32. r. 20. q. f. 29.26.47. r. 35. f. 25.26.84. r. 2… 100. f. 1800.34.8. r. ingeramus. p. 36. l. 37. r. devotum. p. 43. l. 29. r. Rezon. p. 48. l. 42. r. Balaam. p. 49. l. 30. r. Zobah. p. 51. l. 21. r. Thoi. l. 29. r. euer. f. ouer. p. 53. l. 38. r. cohanim. l. 48. r. schollers. f. schooles. p. 58. l. 45. r. Zobah. l. 46. r. Tob. p. 60. l. 40. Ticinum. p. 69. l. 1. r. paena. l. 19. r. Zaleucus. l. 42. r. thus. f. such. p. 77. l. 41. r. name f. more. p. 84. l. 16. pered, f. peredeh. p. 124. l. 1. r. March. f. Monah. p. 133. l. 15. r. and Vriah. f. and Ahasel.
End of the text · Andrew Willet, Harmony Upon 2 Samuel (1614)