A Revelation of the Holy Apocalypse, Table of contents
A BRIEFE TABLE FOR THE MORE READY FINDING of the Chapters in their pages, and ſome principall matters in the ſame Chapters handled.
THE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Chapters are handled in the 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. pages.
The 8. Chap. beginneth to be handled in the 59. page conteyning theſe things principall as foloweth.
The ſum of the Bible: contempt of which, cauſed God to caſt off the open Church 59.
Of the 7. Trumpets generally 60.
The first Trumpet there handled ibidem.
Of the names, Papas and Pope: handled 61
The ſecond trumpet, expounding the firſt 62
The third trumpet, expounding the ſecond ibid.
Articles of the Popes corruption of ſcriptures. 63
The 4. trumpet expounding the third pag. 66.
The occaſions of the Churches fall from heauen. ibid.
How the old Teſtament, came turned into wormewood 67
Of the new Teſtam. 68
Of the new Teſtam▪ elegancie. 70
How the Papes of Graecia, vſed the Bible: and the Popes refuſed it pag. 76
A Cry expounding the firſt trumpets warning of fire and blood, by ſcholars made a mountaine of fire, caſt into the ſea, by the ſtarr falne from his place, &c. 81
The 9. Chap. pag. 82.
THe fift Trumpet ſounding out the Popes cleerely. ibid.
Whence the Pope chalengeth keies. pag. 83.
A digreſsion, to shew a ſcandall laid to Iewes 84
Of the Locusts: most liuely deſcribing the Popes ſubiects, to make him King of Locusts: diſtinguished from all other policies, that be, &c. pag. 86
A distinction of thoſe Loc. from the proper Locuſts in Ioel, that theſe be as ſcorpions 87
A further illustration, of diſtinction, from naturall Locuſts: and ſcorpions ibidem
A further distinction, how their ſting is not of naturall ſcorpions, but of ſpirituall ibidem.
Of the ſcorpions ſtings 88
Of the Locusts ſtrength and auctority 89
Of the Loc. King. 90
Of Oathes ibidem
Of the Popes aduancing learning pag. 91
Of Popes blindeneſſe in Ebrew, eaſieſt matters ibidem
How blindely the Papiſts, wreſt Ieroms words: that &c. 92
Of the Popes names ibidem
Of the Popes Greek name 93
A digreſsion to our prayer booke, made from the Popes 94
Of Antic. his Chaldy name 95
The Epilogue, for the deſcription of the Pope 97
Of Machumed, or Machmad, or Moamed: in Piel, Hiphil, and Hophal: the participles three are vſed in Arabique and Rabbins. 98
Chapter 10. ibid.
HOw Christ helpeth his Church by ruling warr and guile: not to paſſe boūds, &c. ibid.
Of Angell, Chriſt ibidem
Comming downe from heauen 99
Of the cloud ibidem
Of the rainebow, about his head ibid.
Of the face of Christ like the ſunne: pag. 100
Of his feete like a pillar of fire ibid.
Of the litle booke opened ibid.
Of the right foote ſet vponupon the ſea, and the left vponupon the Land 101
Of the little bookes eating. ibidem.
The XI. Chap. pag. 102.
THe meaſuring of the Temple pag. 102
Of meaſuring the faithfull 103
Of the Court within the Temple, to bee caſt out, in condemnation of Iudaiſme 104
A digreſsion, to compare the old Temple or Tabernacle, with the ſpirituall 105
Of the holy Synagogues 106
Of the Synedrion 107
Of Athean imitation of Aaron 108
How BB. were made in Iſrael ibid.
Of Excommunication 109
A iuſt, but ſtrang doctrin. ibidem
A digreſsion to expound the terme Bishop 110
Of the 42. mone. 111
Of Prophecying 112
Of the Decalogoue ibid.
Of the Popes theft 113
Grounds which all should know that ſoundly prophecie, or expound ſcripture ibid.
Of Arias Montanus works, of diuers readings 115
Of Lindanus quarreling with the text and one Erostratus ibid.
Of Law vowelled, and vnvowelled ibid.
Of the Lxxij. differing 3600. yeares from the ſtrict Ebrew 116
Of Perfection of ſcript. ibid.
Autores for the tongue 117
Prayer is our ſeruice of God ibidem
Of the New Testam. 118
Concluſion ibid.
Blaſphemous groundes of Popery pag. ibid.
How yong men learned in liberall artes, might be rarely exquiſite in the Greek N. Testam. 120
Of Poper names 121
The Epilogue ibidem
The reſtorers of the Goſpell, be as Elias 122
The Martyrs be as Moſes 123
Of the Citie which crucified our Lord 124
Of all ſouls paſſage at death 128
Of Purgatorie ibid.
Of the 2. Macca. 129
Of Iudahs ſacrifice 130
The Concluſion 131
VVhat the Greeke Fathers thought of Purgatorie ibidem
Of the third wo, and laſt trumpet pag. 133
The ſum of the Bible 134
Of the worldes end 137
Of the Iewes calling ibid.
Of our Kings rare bent to the honour of the Bible 139
Of the Popes ſcholars 140
Of Daniel 141
Of the poore Indians calling ibid.
Of the old Opinion of 6000. yeares pag. ibidem.
Chap. xij. pag. 143.
A Deſcription of the Church ibid.
Of the profane Caeſar, & Pope reuiuing of him both compriſed in the body and taile of one Dracon. pag. 145
Of the taile 147
The combat of the Romane Empire with the Church ibid.
A Commentary of the former viſion of MICA-EL, defending the Church 148
Of MICA-EL. 150.
Of Tobies fable. 151
Of Michaels Angels 152
Of wicked ſpirits names ibid.
Of old Serpent 153
Of Diuel ibid.
Of trapps laid by our ſelues. 154
The Diuell and his Angels, by Michael are banished from the Church. pag. ibidem.
A plainer expoſition of the Dragons war. ibid.
Of the Dragons short tyme 157
Of the tyme of the perſecutions, by the Dragon. 158
Chap. 13. pag. 160.
OF two ſpeciall points to be noted. 161
The ſecond point. 162
How the Romans armes are taken from the Kingdomes in Daniel pag. 163
A moſt plaine deſcription of the Pope: by the beaſt ariſing from the earth pag. 169
Of the Lambes two hornes. ibid.
Of one error in the Pope, which maketh him next the Diuell, where the Diuell would tremble to bee ſo impudent openly. 170
Of the Dragons ſpeach. 171
Of the two hornes, counterfaiting the Lambe 172
Of the Popes ſucceſsion. 173
Of the Ancient facility in teaching the Law 174
An application of the Popes calling to that 178
A doubt for the manner of policy, now what way is best to be taken 179
The anſwere ibidem.
What may we thinke of BB. of which ſort many Popes, and Cardinales bee 180
Of the Pope King of Kings 181
How long the Popes, the ſtarres falling, could not become mountaines of fire, to cast themſelues into the ſea of Empire 182
By what Iudaique curſedly reuiued Ceremonie, the chiefe Diuinitie D. of Rome, bewitched Emperors 184
Of Papiſts Miracles 186
An oration of the Popes Legate, very remarkeable 194
Of ſubiection in all matters to the Pope ibidem.
Of the marke in the forehead 196
Of the name of the beast and Number of his name ibidem.
A repetition of the terme Rock 199
A Digreſsion to a diſputation at Mentz. 200.
Chap. 14. pag. 205.
THe heauen, cōmonly in the Apoſignifieth the Chruch 206
What the ſong of the rediemed was 207
A Digreſsion to shew the Concent of all the holy bookes, and firſt of Geneſes 208
Obiections of them, that are not rediemed from the earth, againſt that ibid.
Of Iob 209
Of Exodus ibid.
Romes error againſt the ſong of the Lambe barbarous 210
Error Athean ibid.
Of Leuiticus ibid.
How the Pope diſannulleth all Leuiticus 211
Of Numeri ibid.
The Contradiction of the Pope againſt that book 212
Of Deutero. ibidem
The Contrarie alſo ibid.
Of Ieſus (ſon of Num.) ibid.
The Popes contrarie 213
Of the booke of Iudges ibid.
Of Samuel, &c. 214
The Popes Contrariety 217
Of the N. Teſtaments muſique: the Goſpell ibid.
Of the Acts 218
Of the Ep. Romanes 219
Of the 1. Corint. 220
Of the 2. ibid.
Againſt Purgatoris ibid.
Of the Epiſt. to the Galat. 221
To the Epheſians ibidem
To the Philippians ibidem
To the Colloſſ. ibidem
To the Theſſ. 1. and 2. Epist. 222
To Timothie 1. and 2. Epiſt. 213
To Philemon ibidem
How the ſeruant of ſeruants is concordant to Oneſimus 224
Of the Epiſtle to the Hebrews 225
The Popes contrarietie ibidem
Of the Epiſt-Iames ibidem
Of 1. and 2. Pet. 226
Of 1. 2. and 3. of Iohn ibidem
Of Iude 227
Of the Combat of 144000. 228
Compariſons of Phraſes for holy ſoules departed 231
Reuenge for Chriſt his iuſtice 232
Reuenge for the prayers of the Church ibid.
Reuenge by the iniuried themſelues 233
The ſure euent of Gods iudgements. 234
The 15. Chap. pag. 235.
A Plaine expoſition of the woman, fleeing in the wilderneſſe ibid.
The Chap. 16. pag. 238.
AS the Popes manner of riſing plagued the world: in a like manner God conſumeth him ibid.
Chap. 17. pag. 251.
IOhn like Daniel ibidem
A plaine deſcription of the Popes comming vp 259
Of the Popes fall 261
A plaine condemnation of Rome pag. 263
Chap. 18. pag. 264
THE King is Angelus to cauſe the word to be ſounded pag. ibid.
Chap. 19. pag. 267.
ISai, Ieremy, and Ezekiel compared with this chap. bring great light ibid.
Of the Hebrew terme of HalleluIah 268
Of the beſt way to ouerthrow the Pope 269
The warres of Christ and Chriſtians against the Empire and Pope 273
An open proclamation of the Popes destruction 275
An abridgement of all Gods iudgements in one 276
Chap. 20. pag. 277.
THE Diuells are not ſimply bound ibid.
The Pope deceiued not generally till, 1000. yeares. 279
The Pope weakned the Weſt, in ſuperſtition prouoking to warre, for the holy Land. 280
The Pope is a Beaſt of Empire by his might 281
A liuely deſcription of the latter Iudgement ibid.
Chap. 21. pag. 284.
THE ſecond diſcourſe vponupon the 21. and 22. Chapters, of the Apocalyps ibid.
Iohn began the N. Testam. and he likewiſe ended it ibid.
Of Iohn 285
Of Ieruſalem ibidem
Of Melchitzedeke and Iſaack cauſing glory to Ieruſalem. 286
Of Saint Pauls heauenly Ieruſalem 287
Of the Iewes error to this day ibid.
Of Alpha and Omega 292
Of ignorance in Alpha how it bred daylie error 293
Of Vowells 294
Of Tiphereth Iſrael ibid.
Of Cethib and Kery 295
Of the Papiſts interlinear. Bible 296
Of a moſt wicked ſlander ibid.
Of Cetib, and not Kery and Cery and not Cetib ibid.
Of Iod not condemned. 297
Of Omega ibid.
Of Greeke ſtile 298
Of 4. Dialects in the Greeke 299
Of Attique Greeke ibidem
Of the 72. Greeke 301
Of the Thalmu. Greeke ibidem
Of forgiueneſſe in this world: what Talmudiques meane ibid.
Of the Apostles peculiar Greeke pag. 302
Of S. Pauls most eloquent expreſſing Moſes ibid.
Of the Talmudique agreement with the N. Testam. 303
Of Idolaters 306
Of the Popes barbarous Anſwere pag. 307
An anſwere to his ibidem
Concerning the ſecond death 308
Of the great City Ieruſalem 311
Of Arias Montanus placing the Altar of incenſe, in the moſt holy 317
Of Prayer 318
The order of the Tribes 319
Reaſon of their order 320
Of the terme Iaſper in the third place 323
Of the ſecond fundation ibidem
Of the Carbuncle 324
Of the Smaragde ibidem
Of Sardomix 325
Of Sardius ibidem
Of Chriſolite ibidem
Of Beryll 326
Of Topax 327
Of Chryſophraſe ibidem
Of Hyacinth ibidem
Of Amethyst 328
A plaine concluſion from Eſai 6. and 51. and Ezeck. 47. of the Gentiles Ieruſalem 331
Chap. 22. pag. 334.
THE Epilogue, the Angells ſpeach 336
How the Apoc. would force any Iew, &c. to yeeld, &c. 337
A ſequell by any Iewes grant ibid.
A digreſsion to Iewes deſire ibidem
The greatneſſe of the Iewes requeſt pag. 338
The ſpeach of Chriſt: To whom be Kingdome, power, and glorie, for euer and euer, Amen. 339.
FINIS.
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