Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion, Scripture index

Fifty Sermons Containing the Chief Points of the Christian Religion · Scripture index

The ſecond table conteyning ſuch places and teſtimonies of Scripture both of the old Teſtament and the Newe, as are vſed of the Authour eueryevery where throughout this his whole worke.

The firſt number is referred to the Chapter, the ſecond to the Page.

¶ Out of Geneſis.

1 IN the beginning God created heauen & earth, &c. Pag. 632.

1 Let there be light: and there was light, &c. 977

1 Let vsus make man in our Image after our owne likenes, &c. 490. 633

2 Of the inſtitution of mariage. It is not good for man to bee alone, &c. 222.

2 Thou ſhalt not eate of the fruite of the trée of knowledge, &c. 483. 484. 488

3 Ye ſhall not die y^e death, for God doth know that the ſame day that ye eate thereof, your eyes ſhalbe opened, &c. 751

3 The Serpent was ſubtiler than all the beaſtes of the field, &c. 749

3 The woman whom thou gaueſt to be with mée, gaue mée of the trée, &c. 479

3 For duſt thou art, and into duſt thalt thou be turned againe, &c. 764

3 The ſéed of the womā ſhall cruſh the ſerpents head, &c. 687

4 The voice of thy brothers bloud cryeth out of the earth, &c. 167

5 Adam begat a ſonne in his owne ſimilitude, &c. 500

6 I will deſtroy all fleſh, wherein there is breath of life, &c. 715

8 I will ſet my raine-bowe in the cloudes, that when I ſée it, I may, remember, &c. 957

9 The eating of beaſtes, or anye thinge that liueth and moueth is graunted, &c. 385

9 The Lord rayned vponupon Sodom and Gomor, brimſton and fire, &c. 633

9 Whatſoeuer mā it be of y^e houſe of Iſrael, or of the ſtrangers, &c. 385

12 Pharao the king of Aegypt cō maunded Sara Abrahams wife to be taken and caried to his palace, &c 231

14 GiueGive mée the ſoules, and take y^e ſubſtance or goods to thy ſelf, &c. 755

16 And ſhe called the name of the Lord which ſpake vntounto her, Thou God lookeſt on me, &c. 743

16. Haſt thée to Zoar and ſaue thee ſelfe there: for I can do nothing, &c. 640

17 I will make my couenaunt betwéene mée and thée, and thy ſéed after thée in their generations, &c. 1051

17 The vncircumciſed man child, in whoſe fleſh the foreſkinne is not circumciſed, that ſoule ſhalbe cut off from his people, &c. 1041. & 1046

18 Abraham ſawe thrée, but with them thrée he talked as with one, & worſhipped one, &c. 633

18 Wilt thou deſtroy the iuſt with the wicked? That be farre from thee &c. 520

18 And ſhal I hide from Abraham what I minde to do? &c. 3

20 Loe, thou ſhalt die becauſe of y^e womā which thou haſt taken away &c. 232

22 In thy ſéede ſhall all the nations of the earth be bleſſed, &c. 545 645. 687.

22 God tempted Abraham, &c. 485

30 GiueGive me children or elſe I die, &c. 658

30 Am I in Gods ſtéede, whiche hath denied thée (or withholden frō thée) the fruite of the wombe? &c. 658

33 And hée going before them, bowed himſelfe ſeuen times to the ground, &c. 649

34 Sichem defiled Dina y^e daughter of Iacob, &c. 235

39 Ioſeph beeing prouoked to adulterie, by his maiſters wife, &c. 232

44 Ye wil bring my gray haires w^t ſorrow to hell, or the graue, &c. 65

48 Le… my name be called vppon them, &c. 655

¶ Out of Exodus.

3 THus ſhalt thou ſaye to y^e childrē of Iſrael, The Lord God of our fathers, the God of Abraham &c. 612

3 And Moſes ſaid to God, Behold, when I come vntounto the childrē of Iſrael (to whom thou doeſt nowe ſend me) and ſhal ſay vntounto them, &c. 608

4 EueryEvery manchild whoſe foreſain ſhall not be circumciſed ſhal be cutt off, &c. 1029

4 And GOD hardened Pharaos heart, &c. 493

4 A bloudie huſband art thou vntounto mée, &c. 1044

6 I am Iehouah. And I appeared to Abraham, Iſaac, & Iacob, as God Schaddai: but in my name Iehouah I was not knowen vntounto them, &c. 611

9 I hauehave now ſinned: the Lord is iuſt, but I and my people, &c. 493

12 When your children: ſhall ſaye vntounto you what meaneth this worſhip, &c. 160. 364

13 Sanctifie to mée al y^e firſt borne &c. 160

17 Whoſoeuer ſacrificeth to any God, &c. 200

18 Looke ouer all the people, conſider them diligently, and chooſe, &c. 175. 389. 894

19 Talke thou with vsus & wée will heare, but let not God talke, &c. 870

19 Moſes y^e holy ſeruant of God is commaunded to ſanctifie the people, &c. 19

19 Sett boundes vntounto the people, round about the mounteine, and ſay vntounto them, Take héed to your ſelues &c. 606

20 Thou ſhalt not bow down nor worſhip them, &c. 650

21 Hee that curſeth father or mother, &c. 153

21 The puniſhment of that kinde of thefte, whiche the Lawyers call Plagium. 272. 278

22 Thou ſhalt not hauehave to do with a falſe report, &c. 390

22 If any man ſhall giuegive to his neighbour a beaſt to kéepe, &c. 131

22 Reſtitution is flatly commanded of the Lord in the Law, &c. 280

22 Thou ſhalt not ſuffer a witch to liue, &c. 197

22 Thou ſhalt not afflicte the widowes, nor fatherleſſe children, &c. 158. 509.

23 Thou ſhalt not followe a multinide to do euill, &c. 194

23 Thrice in the yeare ſhall eueryevery male appeare before the Lord, &c. 352

30 Whoſoeuer ſhall make for him ſelfe a compoſicion (or perfume) of incenſe, to ſmell therew &c. 658

31 Ye ſhall kéepe my Sabb…hes: duplicate page duplicate page becauſe it is a ſigne, &c. 144

32 And Moſes ſaid vntounto the Leuites, Conſecrate your handes, &c. 331.

33 Thou canſt not ſée my face. For no man ſhall ſee mée and liue, &c. 607 616.

34. Behold, I will ſend mine Angel before thee, to kéepe thee in the way, &c. 741

¶ Out of Leuiticus.

The chiefeſt Chapiters of Leuiticus, are expounded in the Sermon of the Ceremoniall Lawes.

6 CHarge giuen to the prieſts to kéepe the holy fire alwayes burning, &c. 368

7 Touching vowed ſacrifices, or ſacrifices offered by couenaunt, &c. 379

10. Thou, and thy ſonnes that are with thee, ſhall drincke neither wine nor, &c. 336

10 The ſonnes of Aaron burnt & ſcor…h… vpp with fire from heauen, for offering ſtraunge fire, &c 962

11 Of the cleane and vncleane creatures, &c. 382

12 13. 14 15. & 16. Touching cleanſing ſacrifices for bodily de…ilinges, 373.

13 The prieſtes did iudge betwixt cauſe and cauſe and betweene cleane and vncleane, &c. 338

17 Whoſoeuer of the houſe of Iſrael ſhall kill an o…e, or a ſheepe, &c. 344.

3. 7. 17. 19. The eating of bloud and ſtrangled is forbidden, &c. 385

18 The abhominable ſinne of Sodomie, & medling with beaſtes alſo is plainely forbidden, &c. 236

19 Ye ſhall doe no vnrighteouſnes in Iudgement, &c. 194

19 Ye ſhall not ſteale, ye ſhall not lye, no man ſhall deale, &c. 273

19. Ye ſhall do no vnrighteouſnes in iudgement, true balances, true weightes, &c. 270

20 Of the puniſhment of adulterie. 236

20 Of y^e puniſhment of inceſt. 236

20 A lawe againſt Sodomie. 236

20 The ſoule that worketh with a ſpirite, or that is a Southſayer ſhal die, &c. 755

22 Let no deformitie be in y^e thing that thou ſhalt offer, &c. 368

24 Of the puniſhment of ſuch as blaſphemed Gods name, &c. 129

26 I wil ſmite you for your ſinns ſeuen times, &c. 936

27 Of vowes, &c. 380

¶ Out of Numerie.

3 ANd thou ſhalt giuegive y^e Leuites vntounto Aaron & to his ſonnes, &c. 232

3 The Leuits ſhall kepe all the inſtruments of the tabernacle, &c. 338

6 And y^e Lord ſpake vntounto Moſes ſaying: ſpeake vntounto Aaron and his ſonnes ſaying: On this wiſe ye ſhal bleſſe the children, &c. 336

6 Touching the diſcipline of the Nazarites, &c. 380

10 The trumpets wherewith the congregation was called together, were in the Leuites hands, &c. 338

11 Gather vntounto me threeſcore and tenne men of the elders of Iſrael, &c. 878

15 He that brake the Lords Sabboth by gathering of ſtickes, was ſtoned to death, &c. 141

19 How to make the holy clenſing water againſt al defilings, &c. 376

24 Baalam foretold y^e ouerthrowe of Hieruſalem, &c. 414

27 Let the God of the ſpirites of all fleſh, ſett a man ouer the congregation, &c. 177. 389

27 Ioſua, the Capteine of Gods people, is ſet before Eleazar. &c. 181

30 Touching Votories, and when their vowes are of force, &c. 380

¶ Out of Deuteronomie.

1 BRing men of wiſedome, of vnderſtanding, and of an honeſt life, &c. 176. 389. 894

1 Heare the cauſe of your brethren and iudge righteouſly, &c. 192. 390

4 The Lord ſpake vntounto you from the middeſt of the fire: and a voyce of words ye heard, but likenes ſawe ye none, &c. 2. 119

5 Theſe words ſpake the Lord w^t a lowde voyce from out of the middeſt of the fire, &c. 2

5 Thou ſhalt not couet thy neighbours wife, thou ſhalt not, &c. 324

5 I hauehave heard the voice of the woordes of this people, whiche they hauehave ſpoken, &c. 870

6 Heare, Iſrael, the Lord our God &c. And thou ſhalt ſhewe them vntounto thy children, &c. 56 160. 623

6 Thou ſhalt louelove the Lord thy God with all thy heart, &c. 93

8 Man liueth not by bread onelyonly, but by eueryevery woord that commeth out of the mouth of, &c. 947

8 When thou haſt eaten therefore, and filled thée ſelfe, &c. Beware that thou forget not, &c. 283

8 Saye not thou in thine hearte: Mine owne ſtrength, & the power, &c. 471

9 The Lord had determined to deſtroy you, therefore I made interceſſion, &c. 916

10 And Nowe Iſrael, what doeth the Lord thy God require of thée, &c. 668. 475

10 Circumciſe y^e foreſkin of your heartes, and harden not your, &c. 361. 1025.

10 Thou ſhalt worſhipp the Lord thy God, him ſhalt thou feare, &c. 655

12 EueryEvery man ſhall not doe that whiche is righteous in his owne eyes, &c. 472

12 & 15. The eating of bloud and ſtrangled is forbidden, &c. 385

13 The Lord commaundeth that eueryevery citie whiche departeth from God, and the worſhip of God, ſhuld be ſett on with warriours, &c. 211

13 Follow ye the Lord your God, feare him, &c. 113. 671

14 Of cleane & vncleane creatures, &c. 382

15 Beware that thou harden not thine heart, nor ſhutt to thine hand for &c. 288

16 God alſo forbad the magiſtrate to plant groaues, &c. 179

16 Thou ſhalt appoint thée Iudges, &c. 894

17 When the king ſitteth vppon the ſeat of his kingdome, he ſhal, &c 252. 391

19 If a falſe witneſſe be founde amonge you, then ſhall you doe vntounto him, &c. 320

20 Lawes made for warre, &c. 213

21 The parentes them ſelues are commaunded to bring their diſobedient children before the Iudge, &c. 162

24 No man ſhall take the neather or the vpper milſtone to pledge, &c. 272

24 Thou ſhalt not denie, nor withhold the wages of an hired ſeruant &c. 272

25 Thou ſhalt not hauehave in thy bag two manner of weightes, &c. 270

28 If thou ſhalt hearken diligently vntounto the voyce of the Lord thy God, to obſerue and do, &c, 641

30 The Lord thy God ſhal circumciſe thine heart, and the heart of thy ſéede, &c. 359. 454

32 Sée nowe howe that I, I am God, and there is none other God but I, I kill, &c. 623. 658

¶ Out of Ioſua.

1 SEe that thou doeſt obſerue and doe according to all the Lawe, &c. 184

2 Let not the booke of this Lawe depart out of thy mouth, &c. 252

2 GiueGive mée a ſigne by oath, that ye will ſhewe merciemercy vntounto mée: And they gaue her a roape to hang out of her windowe, &c. 956

5 Make thée ſharpe kniues (of ſtone & go to againe, and circumciſe the children of Iſrael the ſecond time, &c. 1059

28 Of the Lordes Tabernacle at his apointment erected in Silo, &c. 342

23 When ye ſhall come in among theſe nations, ſée that, &c. 133

¶ Out of Iudges.

6 HE is called Lord who before was called an angel. &c. 743

14 And the ſpirit of the Lord came vponupon Samſon, &c. 382

17 Micha inſtituted vntounto the true God a kinde of ſeruice of his owne &c. 676

¶ Out of the firſt booke of Samuel.

1. & 3. OF the Lords Tabernacle, at his appointment erected in Silo, &c. 342

3 And the ſinne of the children of Helie was too abhaminable before the face, &c. 910

4 The elders of Iſrael ſaid, Wherfore hath the lord caſt vsus downe, &c. 996.

4 So the people ſent into Silo, & brought from thence the arcke, &c. 996

4 And th… Philiſtines fought, and Iſrael was ſmitten downe and fled &c. 996

4 & 5. The vſe and abuſe of y^e arke &c. 346

6 The Lord ſmote fiftie thouſand thrée ſcore and ten men of Beth-ſhemeſh. &c. 997

15 Hath the Lord as great pleaſure in burnt offeringes and ſacrifices, as when the voyce of the Lord is obeyed? &c. 472 677

16 The good ſpirite of God departed from Saule, and the euil ſpirite ſuccéeded, &c. 722

19 Dauid doth not deſpiſe the ayd and ſhiftes of his wi…e Michol, &c. 640

23 When Abigael ſaw Dauid, ſhée haſted & lighted off her a…e, &c 649

28 Samuel, or rather Sathan coū terfecting Samuel, raiſed vpp by a witch, &c. 247

¶ Out of the ſecond booke of Samuel.

6 OZa periſhed for handling the arche of the Lord otherwiſe than was commaunded in the law, &c. 676

7 I wil be his father and he ſhal be my ſonne, &c. 57

7 Who am I O Lord God? and what is the houſe of my father, &c. 952

8 Dauids ſonns were called prieſtes, &c. 880

12 The ſword ſhal not depart from thy houſe, &c. 522

12 The Lord hath taken thy ſinne …, &c. 522

12 Take thou y^e citie Rabah, leaſt I take it and my name be called vppon it, &c. 655

15 Carrie bache the arcke of God into the citie againe. If I ſhal finde &c. 308

15 If I ſhall finde fauour in the eyes of the Lord, hee wil bring mée, &c. 926

¶ Out of the firſt book… of kinges.

3 SOlomon loued the Lord, &c. onelyonly he ſacrificed and burnt incenſe in the high places, &c. 343

3 And when he was come in to the king, he worſhipped (or made obeyſaunce) &c. 650

4 And vnderunder Solomon they increaſed, and were many in number, as the ſand, &c. 284

6 Dauids deuotion was great toward the arke of the Lord, &c. 824

6. 7. &c. The deſcription of Solomons temple, &c. 344

8 If the heauens of heauens are not able to conteine thée, how much leſſe, &c. 659. 943. 1004

8 And Solomon made a ſolemne feaſt, and all Iſrael with him, &c. 284.

8 And they drewe out the ſtaues, that the endes of them mighte appeare, &c. 340. & 341

11 Ahia the Silonite ſaith to Ieroboam: Thus ſaith the Lord, thou ſhalt reigne, &c. And if thou hearken vntounto al that I cōmaund thée, &c. 185

12 Ieroboam ſacrificed vntounto God, but becauſe he ſacrificed not lawfully, he was, &c. 676. 824

12 In the kingdom of Iſrael king Ieroboam thruſt out of their offices the teachers and preachers of the Lawe of the Lord, &c. 854

16 And Achab ſerued Baal, and worſhipped him, &c. 667

18 How long do you halt on both partes? If the Lord be God follow him, &c. 653

19 I hauehave béene very iealous for y^e Lord God of hoaſts, for that the, &c. 855

19 I hauehave left vntounto me ſelfe ſeuen thouſand men in Iſrael. &c. 855

¶ Out of the ſecond booke of Kinges.

5 NAaman the Syrian was cō maunded to waſhe himſelfe ſeuen times, &c. 972

5 Heliſeus, by moſt wholeſome counſel refuſed the reward of Naaman, &c. 888

5 Am I a God, that I ſhould be able to kill, and to giuegive life, &c. 658

6 Feare not, for they that be with vsus are mo… than they that bee with them, &c. 741

6 Lord I beſéeche thée open his eyes that he may ſée: and the Lord opened his eyes, &c. 741

17 Iſrael walked in the ordinances or ceremonies, which they thē ſelues had made, &c. 329

17 And yet they ſerued the Lord, and they appointed out prieſts, (euē of the baſeſt) vntounto themſelues, for the high places, &c. 675

16 Achas king of Iuda ſhutvp the temple of the Lord, and toke away the holy altar, &c. 854

21 VnderUnder Manaſſes the nephue of king Achas, true doctrine and adminiſtration of the ſacramēts was baniſhed, except onelyonly circumciſion, &c. 854

21 This is the houſe of the Lord God, and this altar is for the ſacrifice, &c. 344

¶ Out of the firſt booke of Chronicles.

15 THe Lord hath choſen y^e Leuites, &c. Therefore ſée that ye be holy that ye may, &c. 997

15 The prieſtes and Leuites ſanctified themſelues to fetch the arke, &c. 997

¶ Out of the ſecond booke of Chronicles.

1 ANd Solomon, with all the cōgregation went to the high place that was at Gabaon, &c. 343

8 And Solomon ſett the ſortes or prieſtes to their offices, as Dauid his father, &c. 182

11 Ieroboam thruſte the teachers and preachers of the Lawe of the Lord out of their offices, &c. 954

19 Take héede what ye do: For ye execute not the iudgements of man, &c. 194

28 Achas king of Iuda ſhutt vp y^e temple of the Lord, &c. 854

29 The Leuites did ſing, and that at the commaundement of God, &c. 932

29 Be yee ſanctified, and ſanctifie ye the houſe of the Lord oure God, &c. 182

33. & 34. VnderUnder Manaſſes, the nephue of king Achas, true doctrine was baniſhed, &c. 854

36 The Lord God of their fathers ſent to you by his miniſters, riſing vp betimes, &c. 154. 155

¶ Out of Nehemias.

5 A Notable example in Nehemias, ſuppreſſing the couetouſneſſe, crueltie, &c. of vſurers, &c. 276

8 Eſdras the prieſt brought the Lawe, the booke of Moſes, &c. 24

8 Touching the ſolemne celebrating of the feaſt of Tabernacles, or ſeuenth monethmonth, &c. 353

8 And Eſdras, with the Leuites, ſaide to all the people which was ſad and ſorrowfull, &c. 284. 285

¶ Out of the booke of Iob.

1 SAthan came and ſhewed himſelfe among the children (or ſeruauntes of God, ſpeaking with the Lord, &c. 747

1 Naked came I out of my mothers womb and naked ſhal I turne to the earth againe, &c. 312

4 Behold, he found no trueth in his ſeruauntes, and in his angels there was follie, &c. 745

9 If I will iuſtifie my ſelfe mine owne mouth will condemne mée, &c. 467

9 If I hauehave any righteouſneſſe, I will not aunſweare, but humbly beſée…h my Iudge, &c. 560

10 Thy hands O God hauehave made me, and faſhioned me round about, &c. 760

10 Thou haſt giuen me life and grace, and thy viſitation hath preſenued my ſpirite, &c. 760

14 Who can make or bring forth a pure or cleane thing of that whiche is vncleane, &c. 496

19 I knowe that my redéemer liueth and that in the laſt day, &c. 86

25 I know verily that a man compared to God cannot be iuſtified, &c 401

26 His ſpirite hath garniſhed the heauens, &c 716

31 If mine heart hauehave béene deceiued by a womā: or if I hauehave laid wa…te, &c. 232

33 The ſpirite of God hath made me, and the breath of the Almightie hath giuen me life, &c. 716

34 Nothing is more contrary to the nature of God, than ſinne and naughtineſſe. &c. 482

¶ Out of the Pſalmes.

2 BE wiſe O ye kinges, be learned ye that are Iudges of the earth, &c. 699

5 The vnrighteous ſhal not ſtand in thy ſight, O Lord: thou hateſt, &c. Thou ſhalt deſtroy al them y^t ſpeake lyes, &c. 129

5 Thou art the God that haſt no pleaſure in wickednes: neither ſhal &c. 482

8 O Lord our gouernour, how excellent is thy name in al the world? For thy glorie, &c 637. 952

9 The heauens are thine, O God, and the earth is thine: thou haſt laid the foundation, &c. 637

10 The Lord loueth the iuſt, &c. Vppon the vngodly he ſhall raine ſnares, &c. 520

14 The foole hath ſaid in his hart, There is no God, &c. 605

15 Lord, who ſhall dwell in thy tabernacle, &c. Euen he that walketh &c. 669

16 The Lord is alwayes at my right hand: Therefore my heart is glad, &c. 433

18 Who is God beſids the Lord? and who is mightie (or a rock) ſaue our God? &c. 658

18 The way of God is vncorrupt: the word of the Lord is tryed, &c. 861

18 He bowed the heauens, and came downe, and there was barckeneſſe vnderunder his féete, &c. 738

19 The law of the Lord is perfect conuerting the ſoule, &c. 21

19 The heauens declare the glorie of God, and the firmament ſheweth forth the workes of his hands, &c. 620

19 Who knoweth his ſinnes? Clenſe me from my hidden faultes, &c. 578

22 Thou art he that toke mée out of my mothers wombe, thou waſt my hope, &c. 306

22 Our fathers hoped in thée, they hoped in thée and thou didſt deliuer them, &c. 306. 657

27 In my trouble I will call vppon the Lord, and I will crie vntounto my God, &c. 657

27 Becauſe my father & my mother hauehave left (or forſaken) mée, the Lord hath taken mée vp, &c. 660

31 I hauehave hoped in thée, O Lord, I hauehave ſaid Thou art my GOD, &c. 640

32 I hauehave made my fault knowen vntounto thée, and mine vnrighteouſnes hauehave I not hidden, &c. 572

33 By the word of the Lord were the heauens made, & all the hoaſtes of them by the breath of his mouth &c. 633.

34 This poore man cried, and the Lord heard him, and ſaued him out of all his troubles, &c. 741

37 A good man is mercifull, and lendeth, & guideth his woords with diſcretion, &c. 288

37 Yet a little and the vngodly ſhal be no where: and when thou lookeſt in his place, &c. 300

38 Rebuke me not in thine anger (O Lord) neither chaſten me in thy &c. 919

38 Thine arrowes ſtick faſt in me and thine hand doth preſſe mée ſore, &c. 565

45 All the beaſts of the woods are mine, and the cattel &c. 127

45 The Lord ſhall reigne for euer, and his kingdom is a kingdome of all ages, &c. 638

45 Thy God hath annoynted thée with the oyle of gladneſſe aboue thy fellowes, &c. 705

50 Offer to the Lord the ſacrifice of praiſe, and pay thy vowes, &c. 113. 657. 922.

50 Why doeſt thou take my cou… naunt in thy mouth, &c. When thou ſaweſt a theefe, thou conſentedſt vntounto him, &c. 237

50 Whoſoeuer offereth me thanks and praiſe, he honoureth me, &c. 953

51 Caſt me not away from thy preſence, and take not thine holy ſpirite from me, &c. 722

51 Behold, I was borne in wickednes, & in ſinne hath my mother conceuied me. 496

51 Make mee a cleane heart (O Lord, and renue a right ſpirit within me. 819

51 HaueHave merciemercy vponupon me, O God, according to the greatneſſe of thy merciemercy. For I▪ &c. 572

54 O come, lee vsus ſing vntounto y^e Lord let vsus hartily reioyce in God eure ſaluation, &c. 651

61 Thou, O Lord, ſhalt not leaue my ſoule in hell, neither ſhalt thou ſuffer thine holy one to ſée corruption, &c. 764

62 Put your truſt in God alwayes powre out your heartes before him, &c. 282

67 God be mercifull vntounto vsus, and bleſſe vsus, ſnewe vsus the light of his &c. 944

72 Touching the infelicitie of the vngodly, thou verily haſt ſett them in ſlipperie places, &c. 300

73 Touching the proſperitie of the wicked, my feete were almoſt gone, my treadings, &c. 292

75 Make vowes and paye them, &c. 381

78 The things that we hauehave heard and knowen, & ſuche as our fathers hauehave …ould vsus &c. 622

79 Help vsus, O Lord of our ſaluaſion, for the glorie of thy name, &c. 921

81 In thine extremities and troubles (O Iſrael) thou calledſt vppon mée, and I deliuered thée, &c. 657

82 Man is y^e liuely image of god, &c, 650

89 Thou Lord ruleſt the raging of the ſea, thou ſtilleſt the waues therof, when they ariſe. &c. 639

91 Call vppon mee in the day of trouble, and I will deliuer thée, and thou ſhalt glorifie mée, &c. 657

91 There ſhall no euill come vntounto thée, neither ſhall any plagne com… néere thy dwelling, &c. 741

91 Thou art my hope, O Lord: thou haſt ſet thine houſe very high… &c. 305

94 Vnderſtand ye vnwiſe among the people, ye fooles, at length be wiſe, &c. 614

97 Thou Lord art higher than all that are in the earth, Thou art exalted farre aboue all Gods, &c. 610

102 Heare my prayer O God and let my crie come vntounto thée, &c. 914

103 The Lord is full of compaſſion and merciemercy, ſlow to anger, and of great kindneſſe, &c. 644. 942

103 Bleſſe the Lord, O my ſoule, and all that is within mée bleſſe, &c. 952

103 Euen as the father pityeth his children, ſo doeth the Lord pirie them, &c. 57

103 Praiſe the Lord, O my ſoule, and forge…t not the thinges that hee hath done for thee, &c. 567

103 O praiſe the lord all ye angels of his, ye that excell in ſtrengthe, yée that fulfil his commaundement, &c. 738

104 Of the fruite of thy works, O God, ſhal the earth be filled, &c. 639.

104 All thinges waite vppon thée, that thou mayeſt giuegive them meate in due ſeaſon, &c. 947

104 Whiche maketh his Angels ſpirites, & his miniſters a flaming fire, &c. 714

110 The Lord ſware and will not repent hun, Thou art a prieſt for euer after t…e order of Melchiſedech &c. 704

110 The Lord ſaid to my Lord: ſit thou at my right hand, &c. 59. 633. 692. 699.

110 In the mightie power of holineſſe the dewe of thy byrthe is to thée of the wombe of the morning, &c. 62

113 The idols of the heathen are ſiluer and gold, the workes of mens hands, &c. 118

113 The Lord is higher than all nations, and his glorie is aboue the heauens. &c. 610

116 OnelyOnly God is true, and eueryevery man a liar, &c. 834

118 The pathe of life ſhalt thou make knowen to mée, the fulneſſe, &c. 71

118 The ſtone which the builders refuſed, is the head of the corner, &c. 861

119 Seuen times in a daye doe I praiſe thée, &c. 936

119 It is good for me (Lord) that thou haſt troubled mée, &c. 294

119 I hauehave longed after thy commaundements, &c. 324

119 The praiſe of Gods word, &c. 253

120 Lord deliuer mee from lying lippes, and a deceiptfull tongue, &c. 324

123 Our GOD is in heauen, hée hath done what ſoeuer pleaſed him, &c. 945

128 The labours of thine handes ſhalt thou eate: O well is thée and happie, &c. 269

135 I know that the Lord is great & that he is aboue al Gods, &c. 639

136 Oh praiſe the Lord for hée is good: becauſe his merciemercy endureth for euer, &c. 164. 570

138 Whether ſhall I goe from the breath of thy mouth? and whether ſhall I flée from thy countenaunce? &c. 610

139 Thou, O Lord, knoweſt my downe-ſitting, and mine vp-riſing: thou ſpyeſt out all my wayes, &c. 638

141 Let my prayer bee directed in thy ſight as incenſe, and the lifting vpp of my hands as an euening ſacrifice, &c. 658

141 The righteous ſhall ſinite mée friendly, but the precious baulmes of the wicked, &c. 324

142 Enter not into iudgment with thy ſeruaunt, for in thy ſight ſhal no man liuing, &c. 467. 555

145 When thou giueſt it them, they gather it: when thou openeſt thy hand they are filled, &c. 714

145 The Lord is nigh vntounto al that call vponupon him, vntounto all ſuch as, &c. 922

145 The Lord is iuſt in all his wayes, and holy in all his workes, &c. 494

145 The eyes of all things do loke vpp vntounto thée, O Lord, and thou giueſt, &c. 947

145 The Lord vpholdeth ſuch as fall, and lifteth vpp all thoſe that be downe, &c. 639

147 Great is oure Lord, and great is his power, and of his wiſedome there is none end, &c. 639

¶ Out of the Prouerbes of Solomon.

1 MY ſonne if ſinners entice thée, conſent not vntounto them, &c. 168

3 My ſonne refuſe not the chaſtening of the Lord, neither faint, &c. 295

3 Whom y^e Lord loueth he chaſteneth, whom he chaſteneth, &c. 919

3 Honour the Lord with thy ſubſtance, and the firſtlings of all thine increaſe, &c. 289

3 Let merciemercy or well doing, and faithfulneſſe neuer depart from thée &c. 289

5 Be glad w^t the wife of thy youth, let her be as the beloued hinde and pleaſaunt Roe, &c. 238

6 God hateth a falſe witneſſe, &c, 320

6 Goe to y^e Emmet, thou ſluggard, conſider her wayes, and learne to be wiſe, &c. 269

6 He that goeth in to his neighbours wife and toucheth her, cannot be vnguiltie, &c. 232

6 May a man take fire in his boſome, &c. Euen ſo he that goeth in to his neighbours wife, &c. 232

16 Prophecie is in the lippes of y^e king: therefore his heart, &c. 219

16 God created al thinges for his owne ſake: yea the vngodly againſt, &c. 494

17 The Lord doth as greatly hate the magiſtrate that acquiteth a wicked perſon, as him that cōdemneth an innocent man, &c. 168

17 Whoſoeuer rewardeth euill for good, euill ſhall not depart from his houſe. &c. 153

18 The name of y^e Lord is a ſtrong tower, the righteous runneth, &c. 659. 951.

19 The thought of a foole is ſinne, and a ſlanderer is hared of men, &c. 323

19 A falſe witneſſe ſhal not eſcape vnpuniſhed, &c. 320

20 Two manner of weightes and two manner of meaſures, &c. 271

20 Godlines and trueth preſerue the king, and in godlines, &c. 178

20 He that deſpitefully ta…nteth his father, and deſpiſeth the old age of his mother, &c. 153

21 The kings heart is in the hand of the Lord, like as y^e riuers of water, he may turne it, &c. 638

21 Whoſoeuer ſtoppeth his care at the crie of the poore, he ſhall crie, &c. 289. 918.

23 Who hath woe? who hath ſorrow? who hath ſtrife, &c. 239

24 My ſonne, feare thou the Lord and the king, and kéep no companie, &c. 219

24 The iuſt man falleth and riſeth ſeuen times in a day, &c. 700

25 As it is not good to eate much honie: ſo &c. 605

25 A man that refraineth not his appetite, is like a citie which is broken downe, &c. 715

28 The woords of a talebearer be as though they were ſimple, &c. 323

28 He that turneth his care from hearing the Lawe, his prayer ſhalbe &c. 923

28 Whoſoeuer hideth his iniquities (or doth as it were defend thē:) nothing ſhal go well, &c. 571

29 The rodd and correction giueth wiſedom: but the child that tunneth at randon, &c. 161.

30 Two thinges hauehave I required of thée, denie …e them not before I die. &c. 947

31 The praiſe of a good houſewife, &c. 268

¶ Out of Solomons Eccleſiaſte, or Preacher.

7 IT is better to heare the rebuke of a wife man, than the ſong of a foole, &c. 323

12 The words of the wi…e are like prickes and nailes that go through,, &c. 978

¶ Out of the Canticles or Ballads of Solomon.

4 ONe is my done, and my beloued, &c. 841

¶ Out of the Prophete Iſaie.

1 IF ye will b…e willing and obedi…nt, ye ſhall eate the good of the la…, &c. 641

1 Thus ſaith the Lord, Thoughe your ſinnes bee as redd as ſcarlet, they ſhalbe made wh…ter, &c. 567

1 Though … make many prayersm yet will I heare nothing a… all. &c. 918. 923.

2 Their land is full of vain… gods (o… idols, before the workes of …heir hande hauehave they bowed▪ &c. 650

2 They ſhall turne their ſwordes into ſpades and their … …nto ſyth…s. &c. 207

3 I will giuegive them children to bee their kinges and infantes ſhal rule them. &c. 173

3 … to the iuſt, that it ſhall go… we…l with him …or hee ſhal eate. &c. 4…3

3 The Lord ſhall en…er into iudgement wi…h the elders and p…inc…s of the people▪ &c 280

4 Let thy name be called vponupon vsus &c. 655

5 The vine…ard of the Lord of hoſtes is the houſe of Iſrael. &c. 863

6 Holie, holie, holie, is the Lord God of Sabbaoth, Heauen & earth are full of his glorie &c. 740

7 Behold, a virgin ſhal conceiue & bring forth a ſonne. &c. 63 688. 692

9 A childe is borne vntounto vsus, and a ſonne is giuen vsus. &c. 692

11 The ſpirite of the Lord ſhal reſt vppon him, the ſpirite of wiſedome and vnderunder…anding. &c. 727. 729

16 And in merciemercy ſhall the ſeate be pr…pared, and he ſhal ſit vppon it in truth. &c. 669

5. & 28. Gods threateninges againſt drunkards. &c. 241

23 Their occupying alſo and their wares ſhalbe holy vntounto the Lord, &c. 288

26 Goe my people, enter into thy chambers, and ſhutt the doores after thée. &c. 310

29 This people honoureth mee with th…ir lippes, but their heart is farre from mée. &c 652

33 The Lord is oure Iudge, the Lord is our Lawe giuer. &c. 905

38 Thou ſhall die, and not liue. &c. 917

40 Who hath meaſured the waters with his …? Who hath meaſured h…auen with his ſpanne? &c. 622

40 Behold, al people to witt compared to GOD, are in compariſon of him as a drop of a bucket ful. &c. 119

40 Lift vp your eyes on high, and conſider who hath made theſe thinges. &c. 621

41 They cannot foretell or knowe thinges to come hereafter, neither yet can do good or euill. &c. 676

42 I the Lord, HV (or, I my ſelfe) is my name, and my glorie I will not giuegive to an other, &c. 609. 623. 658. 686

42 The Lord ſhall come forth l…ke a Giant, hee ſhal take ſtomache vntounto him, like a man of warre, &c. 610

42 I, I am hee that blott out thy tranſcreſſions and that for mine owne ſake. &c. 568

42 Behold my ſonne whome I hauehave choſen, my beloued in whome my ſoule is pleaſed. &c. 634

41 I will powre water vppon the th…rſtie, and flouds vpppon the drie ground, &c. 707. 725

44 None conſidereth with h…mſelfe of this matter, and ſayth: One pe…ce of the wood I hauehave burnt in the fire. &c. 650

44 I will powre my ſpirite vppon thy ſeede, and my bleſſing vppon thy ſtcke, &c. 725

45 I hauehave ſworne by mine owne ſelfe, the word of righteouſnes ſhal goe out of my mouth &c, 686

45 I am I am the Lord, and there is no Sauiour without me. A laſt God and a ſauiour. &c. 685.

45 HaueHave not I the Lord? and there is none other God beſide mee. &c. 494. 624. 658.

49 Kinges are called nourſing fathers, and Quéenes nourſing mothers. &c. 432

49 I will lift vp mine hands vntounto the Gentiles, and ſet my ſtādard to the people. &c. 180. 699

49 Can a woman forget her child, and not hauehave compaſſion on the ſonne. &c. 644. 919

52 The deliuerie of Iſrael out of Aegypt, compared with the redemption of all the world wrought by Chriſt. &c. 114

53 He is a man of ſorrowes, and hath felt calamities. &c. 64

53 And with the blewneſſe of his ſtripes are wée healed. &c. 47

53 Whereas he neuer did vnrighteouſneſſe, nor any deceiptfulneſſe was found. &c. 371

53 Wée hauehave all gone aſtray like ſhéepe, we hauehave turned eueryevery one to his owne way &c. 374 645

58 The faſtings of the Iewes diſpleaſed GOD. &c. I hauehave nor choſen ſuch a manner of faſting. &c. 244.

59 I will make this couenaunt with them: My ſpirit that is come vppon thée. &c. 821

61 The ſpirite of the Lord vppon mée, becauſe he hath annointed mee, to preach the Goſpell &c. 525. 634. 705.

63 And it ſhall come to paſſe, that before they call, I will aunſweare them. &c. 922

63 Thou, O GOD, art oure father. Though Abraham be ignorant of vsus and Iſrael knowe vsus not, &c. 660

64 What the eye hath not ſéene, nor the eare heard, &c. 90

65 Hée that will bleſſe himſelfe, ſhall bleſſe in the Lord &c. 133

66 Hée that killeth a bullocke is as if he ſiue a man. He that ſacrificeth a ſhéepe, as if he cutt off a dogs necke, &c. 677

66 Vppon whome ſhall my ſpir…te reſt? Euen vppon him that is poore▪ & of a lowely troubled ſpirite, &c. 711

¶ Out of the Prophete Ieremie.

2 HEare yee the woorde of the Lord O houſe of Iacob, and all the families of the houſe of Iſrael, &c. 674

3 In thoſe dayes they ſhall make no more boaſt of the arcke of the Lords Cou…nan…, &c. 413

3 If an… man put awa… his wife, and ſhée marrie to another mann, will her firſt huſband turne to her aga…ne? &c. 569

4 And the Nations ſhall bleſſe themſelues in him, and in him, &c. 135

4 Thou ſhalt ſweare: The Lord liueth, in truth, in iudgement and righteouſneſſe &c. 133

4 If, Iſrael, thou wilt returne, returne to mée, &c. 563

4 Bée ye circumciſed to the Lord, and cut away the foreſkinne of your heart, &c 361. 1025

5 Turne vsus, O Lord, and we ſhall be turned, &c. 564

5 Sincere turning to God is the onelyonly way to remedie and ſhake off warre, &c. 210

7 Thou ſhalt not praye for this people, neither giuegive thankes, &c. 923

7. Heape vp your burnt offerings with your ſacrifices, and eate the ſleſh, &c. 322. 1000

8 They hauehave reiected the word of God, therefore what wiſedome, &c. 447. 834

8 Howe ſay ye, wee are wiſe, wee hauehave the lawe of the Lord amonge vsus, &c. 600

8 Doe men fall ſo that they may not riſe againe? Doth any man go ſo aſtray that he may, &c. 565

8 Let not the wiſe man glory in his wiſedome: nor the ſtrong man in his ſtrength, nor the rich man in his riches: but let him, &c. 622

10 Thus ſayth the Lord: ye ſhall not learne after the manner of the Heathen, &c. 481

10 O Lord there is none like vntounto thée. Thou art great, and great is thy name with power, &c. 621

12 O Lorde, thou art more righteous, than that I ſhould diſpute with thee, &c. 300

12 But drawe them out O Lorde, like a ſhéep to be ſlaine, and ordeine &c. 300

17 Thus ſayth the Lorde: curſſed be the man that truſteth in man, &c. 687. 861

17 Thus hath the Lord ſayd vntounto me: Goe and ſtande vnderunder the gate of the ſonnes of the people. 142

17 The heart of man is euill and vnſearchable, &c. 578

18 I will ſpeake ſoudenly againſt a nation or a kingdome for to pluck it vp, &c. 917

20 The Lord with me is a ſtrong Giant, 610

22 Kéepe equitie and righteouſneſſe, deliuer the oppreſſed, &c. 194

22 Woe to him that buildeth his houſe with vnrighteouſneſſe, &c. 239

22 As truely as I liue ſayth the Lorde, if Chonenias the ſon of Ieh…ak…m king of Iuda, &c. 1011

23 Behold the time cōmeth, ſaith the Lord, that I will raiſe vppe the righteous braunche of Dauid, &c. 699

23 Chriſte the ſonne of Dauid called IEHOVAH, and our righteouſneſſe, &c. 686

23 I hauehave not ſent them and yet they runne, &c. 893

23 The Prophete y^t hath a dreame let him tell a dreame, &c. 904

23 Am I GOD, that ſéeth but the thing that is nigh at hand only, and not the thing that is farre off? &c. 610

25 Take this wine-cup of indignation from my hand, and make all the people, &c. 316

26 If they turne from euill, I will alſo repent me of the euill, which I ment, &c. 562

29 Ye ſhall call vppon me, and ye ſhall liue: ye ſhall praye vntounto me, & I will heare you, &c. 657

29 Builde vp houſes, &c. and pray to the Lord for Babylō, &c. 151. 219

31 This is my couenant that I wil make with them, after theſe dayes, &c. 568. 726

31 Leaue of from wéeping, for thy laboure ſhall be rewarded thée, &c. 468

31 Turne thou me, O Lorde, and I ſhall be turned: bycauſe thou arte the Lord, &c. 564

31 No man ſhall teach his neighbour… for al ſhall know me, &c. 876

31 They ſhall come and reioyce in Sion, and ſhal hauehave plenteouſneſſe, &c. 284

44 When GOD will puniſhe the ſinne of the fathers in the children, &c. 125

Out of the Prophete Ezechiel.

3 THou ſhalt heare the worde at my mouth, and giuegive them warning, &c. 904

3 Bleſſed be the glory of the Lorde out of his place, &c, 740

7 They ſhall not ſatiſfie their ſoul, neyther ſhall their bellies be filled, &c. 756

13 Woe vntounto them that ſay to the people, Peace, Peace, when there is no peace, &c. 323

14 If I ſend a peſtilence vntounto this land, and if Noe, Iob, and Daniel, &c. 923

18 A b…adrowe of good works, knit vp by the Prophete, in ample manner, &c. 475

18 The ſonne ſhall not beare the iniquirie of the father, but eueryevery mā ſhall dye, &c. 497

28 The fathers hauehave eaten ſowre grapes, and the childrens teeth, &c. 124

28 I ſawe ſathan as it had béene lightening, falling downe from heauen, &c. 746

34 Thus ſayth the Lord God: Wo be vntounto the ſhepeheards of Iſrael, &c. 906

34 Séemeth it a ſmall thing vntounto you, to hauehave eaten vppe the good paſture, &c. 26

34 I will féede my flocke my ſelfe alone, &c. my ſeruant Dauid ſhall féede it, &c. 686

34 I will raiſe vp ouer my ſhéepe a ſhepehearde, who ſhall féede them, &c. 864

36 I will ſprinckle cleane water vponupon you, and ye ſhall be cleanſed from all your vncleanneſſe, &c. 568

Out of Daniel.

2 WIſedome and ſtrength are the Lordes, it is he that chaungeth the times and ſeaſons, &c. 639

4 Let thy ſinnes bee redéemed in righteouſneſſe, and thine iniquities in ſhewing pitie to the poore, &c. 584

4 Nabuchodonoſor ſawe in a viſion a watchman comming downe from heauen, &c. 742

7 Thouſand thouſands, and hundred thouſandes did miniſter vntounto him, &c. 609. 737

7 Daniel deſcribeth the riſing and falling of all kingdomes, and of antichriſt, &c. 703

7 Hee ſhall thinke that hee may chaunge times and lawes, &c. 887

9 We hauehave ſinned, we hauehave committed iniquitie, and hauehave done wickedly, &c. 308

9 Thou verily O Lorde art righteous, thou ar…e true, and thy iudgements iuſt, &c. 564

9 I turned my face vntounto the Lord God, and ſought him by prayer, &c. 924

9 We do not preſent our prayers before thée, in oure owne righteouſneſſe, &c. 921

9 As I was yet a ſpeaking, making ſupplication, and confeſſing myne owne ſinne, &c. 736

9 A people vponupon whom the name of God is called, &c. 656

10 His body was like the Turkiſh or Iaſper ſtone, his face to look vponupon was like lightening, &c. 737

10 Angels are brought in as princes and preſidentes, or gouernours of kingdomes, &c. 742

12 And many of them that ſléepe in the duſt of the earth ſhall awake, ſome to euerlaſting life, &c. 747

Out of Oſee.

2 I Will not hauehave compaſſion vponupon her children, bicauſe they are &c. 869

3 Thou ſhalt be without Ephod and Ter…ph…m, &c. 333

6 I deſire mercy more than ſacrifice, and the knowledge of god more than, &c. 475

14 Take theſe wordes with you & turne ye to the Lorde and ſay, &c. 953

Out of Ioel.

1 PRoclayme an holy faſt, gather the people together, &c. 238

2 Blowe the Trumpet in Sion, ſanctifie a faſt, call a ſolemne, &c. 927

2 Turne ye to me (ſayth the Lord) with all your heartes, with faſting with wéeping, &c. 595

2 EueryEvery one that calleth vponupon the name of the Lorde ſhall bee ſaued, &c. 645. 657

Out of Abdias.

1 HE ſayth that Sauiours ſhall aſcend into the monne Sion. &c. 871

Out of Ionas.

3 THE men of Niniuie beleued God, and proclaymed a faſt, and put on ſackcloth from &c. 595

3 Let neyther man nor beaſt taſte any thing, neyther féede, nor yet drinke water, but let, &c. 595

3 And God ſawe their works, that they turned from their euill wayes, and he repented of, &c 596

4 The Lorde ſayth that he hath a conſideration and reſpect to ſuch as are not yet come to yeares of diſcretion, namely to infantes, &c. 1045

Out of Amos.

2 VNderUnder Ietoboam, the ſecond of that name, Amos the prophet, a neatchearde of Tecoa, taught and preached, &c. 855

2 I tayſed vp of your ſonnes for Prophetes, and of your young men for Nazarites. 1114

3 There is no euill in a citie, but the Lord doth it, &c. 493

3 They ſtore vp treaſures in their palaces by violence and robberie. Therefore, &c. 280

6 I am no Prophete, neyther the ſonne of a Prophete, &c. 1114

7 Get thee quickly hence, and goe into the land of Iudea, and propheete, &c. 855

8 Heare this, Oye that ſwallowe vp the poore, and make the néedie of the land, &c. 276

9 The temnaune of the men ſhall ſéeke after the Lord, and at the heathen, &c. 425

Out of Micheas.

4 ALI people walke in the name of their God: as for vsus, we wil walke in the name of our God, &c. 685. 686

4 And the Lorde ſhall reigne ouer them in mount Sion, &c. 699

4 A man ſhall ſit vnderunder his vine, &c. 72

5 And thou Beth lehem Ephrata art little to be among the thouſands of Iuda, &c. 678. 692

6 For what cauſe GOD ſendeth waree as a plague vppon people, &c. 209

6 Threatenings of grieuous puniſhmentes againſt them that vſe deceites in weightes and &c. 271

6 I wil them thée (O man) what is good, and what the Lorde requireth of thée: namely, &c. 475. 668

Out of Malachie.

1 WHen ye bring the blinde for ſacrifice, do ye not ſinne? & whē ye bring the lame & ſick, &c. 368

1 I hauehave no pleaſure in you, ſayth the Lorde of hoaſtes: neyther will I, &c. 953

1 The ſonne honoureth the father, and the ſeruaunt the maiſter, Therefore if I be a father, &c. 565

2 My couenaunt was with Leuie of life and peace, and I gaue him feare, &c. 904

3 It is but vaine to ſerue GOD, and what profite is it that we hauehave kept his commandements, &c. 292

4 The day of the Lord ſhall come, in which the proude, and thoſe that worke wickedneſſe, &c. 300

Out of Sophonie.

1 I Will out off thoſe that worſhip & ſweare by the Lord, & ſweare by Malchom, &c. 133

Out of Haggee.

1 COnſider your owne wayes in your heartes, ye ſo we muche, but ye bring little in, &c. 285

2 I will take thée to my ſeruaunt Zorobabel thou ſonne of Salathiel, &c. 1011

Out of Abacuche.

1 O Lorde howe long ſhall I cry, and thou not heare? howe long ſhall I cry out to thée, &c. 292

2 What profiteth the Image: for the maker of it hath made it, &c. 122 123

Out of Zacharie.

1 AN Angel of the Lorde is brought in ſorrowfull for the miſerie of the captures in Babylon, &c. 739

3 Behold I bring foorth the braunche, my ſeruaunt. For loe, the ſtone, &c. 375

7 Thus ſaith the Lord of hoaſtes, execute true iudgment, ſhewe merciemercy and louing kindneſſe, &c. 475

7. 8 Hypocriticall faſtings found fault withall, I hauehave not choſen, &c. 241

12 Beholde, I make Hicruſalem a cup of poyſon vntounto all the people, &c. 316

12 Of warres to be made againſte all nations by the Apoſtles, &c. 831

11 Take to thée yet the inſtrumēts of a fooliſh ſhepheard: For lo, I wil raiſe vp a ſhepheard, &c. 829

13 Ariſe, O y^u ſword, vponupon my ſhepheard, and vponupon the man that is my fellowe, &c. 680

Out of Eccleſiaſticus, or Ieſus of Syrache.

1 SEeke not out the thinges that are too harde for thee: neyther ſearch after, &c. 642

7 God created man good, but they ſought out many inuentiōs of their owne, &c. 482

11 When the cloudes are full, they poure out raine vponupon the, &c. 771

15 Say not thou: It is the Lords fault that I hauehave ſinned, for thou ſhalt not doe the thing, &c 491

15 God made man in the beginning, and left him in y^e hand of his counſel, &c. 483

12 The duſt ſhalbe turned againe vntounto earth from whence it came, &c. 715

Out of the booke of Wiſedome.

1 GOD hath not made death, neither hath he delight in the deſtruction of the liuing. &c. 481 482

3 The ſoules of the righteous are in the hande of God, and there ſhall no torment touch them, &c. 766

Out of the booke of Tobie.

4 BE mercifull after thy power, if thou hauehave much, giuegive plentiouſly, &c. 290

4 Who ſo euer worketh any thing for thee, giuegive him his hire immediately, &c. 273

Out of the booke of Iudith.

8 WHat manner of ſentence is this, whervnto Ozias hath conſented? &c. 926

Out of the firſt booke of Machabeis.

2 OF prayer for the deade or departed this life, &c. 774

Out of the ſecond booke of Machabeis.

2 The obedience and fayth in the Machabeis, in olde Eleazat and certaine other &c. pleaſed the Lord, &c. 383. 511

Out of the newe Teſtament, and firſt out of the Goſpell after Saint Matthewe.

1 THat which is conceiued within her, is of the holie Ghoſte, &c. 688

1 Marie ſhal bring foorth a ſonne, and thou ſhalt call his name Ieſus, &c. 60

3 All Iurie came out to Iohn, the … of the Lorde, and were baptiſed of him, &c. 573

3 This is my beloued ſonne, in whome I am pleaſed: beare him, &c. 527. 628. 682

3 I baptiſe you with water, but he ſhall baptiſe you with the holie Ghoſt, &c. 983

3 The Lorde is ſayde to hauehave a vanne is his hande, and cleanſeth the flowre, &c. 819

4 All theſe will I giuegive thée, if thou falling downe, wilt worſhip me, &c. 653

4 Anoyd ſathan, For it is written: Thou ſhalt worſhip the Lorde thy God, &c. 653. 671

5 The father ſendeth rayne vppon the iuſt and vnuiſt, &c. 641

5 Bleſſed are you when men ſhall reuile you and perſecute you, &c. 468. 910.

5 ye are the light of the world, a citie that is ſet on an high hil, &c. 910

5. 6. 23 Hypocrutes much and often ſpoken againſt in the Goſpell, &c. 817

5 ye hauehave heard what was ſayde of olde, Thou ſhalt not forſweare thy ſelfe, &c. 130

5 Ye are the ſalt of the earth, if the ſalt become vnſauourie, &c. 908

5 Ye hauehave heard that it was ſayde to them of olde: Thou ſhalt not cō mit adulterie, &c. 234

5 To hun that will ſue thée at the lawe, and take away thy coate, &c. 195

5 Bleſſed are they that ſuffer perſecution for righteouſneſſe ſake: for &c. 307

5 Be ye perfect, euen as your father which is in heauen, &c. 405

5 Who ſo euer is angrie with his brother, ſhall be in daunger of iudgement, &c. 326. 508

5 Think not that I am come to deſtroy the lawe or the, &c. 409 410

5 Therefore, if thou bring thy gift vntounto the altar, & there, &c. 574. 924

5 Let your light ſo ſhine before men, that they may ſée youre good workes, &c. 453. 476

6 When ye pray, ſay: Our father which art in heauen, halowed be thy name, &c. 703. 941

6 Ii ye forgiue men their treſpaſſes, your heauenly father will alſo to giuegive you, &c. 574

6 No man can ſerue two maiſters &c. 653

6 Ye can not ſerue God and Manimon at once. &c. 263

6 But then what thou praveſt, enter into thy chamber, and when, &c. 914. 927

6 Hoorde not vppe for your ſelues treaſures in earth, where the ruſt & moth, &c. 264

6 The light (or candle) of the body, is the eye: if therefore thine eye be ſingle, &c. 264

6 If ye forgiue men their treſpaſſes, your heauenly father ſhall alſo, &c. 924

6 Faſtings muſt be without ſuperſtition and feigned hypocriſie, &c. 243

7 Aſke, and it ſhall be giuen you: ſéeke, and ye ſhall finde: knock, and it ſhall be opened vntounto you, &c. 647

7 EueryEvery one that aſketh receiueth, and he that ſéeketh findeth, &c. 545

7 What ſo euer ye would that mē ſhould doe to you, do ye the ſame to them, &c. 102

7 Caſt not youre pearles before ſw…ne, neyther giuegive that whiche is holie, &c. 961

7 Striue to enter in at the ſtreight gate, for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to deſtruction, &c. 712

8 It is no reaſon that thou ſhouldeſt come vnderunder my roofe, &c. 36

8 Goe thy way, and as thou haſte beléeued, ſo be it vntounto thée, &c. 776

8 I ſay vntounto you, that many ſhall come out of the Eaſt and out of the Weſt, &c. 432

9 Beware of falſe Prophetes whiche come to you in ſhéepes clothing, &c. 858

9 I came to ſéeke that which was loſt, &c. 645

9 They that are whole néede not the Phyſician, but they that are ſick &c. 568

9 The children of the bride chamber do faſt, when the bride is taken from them, &c. 242. 243

9 Beholde, a certeine ruler came to Ieſus, & worſhipped him, &c. 649

10 Fréely ye hauehave receiued. &c. 1119

10 The ſonne of man came not to be miniſtred vntounto, but to miniſter, and to giuegive his ſoule a redemption for many, &c. 690

10 Are not two ſparrowes ſolde for a farthing? and one of them ſhal not light on the ground, &c. 638 648

10 If they hauehave called the Lorde of the houſe Béelzebub, howe much more ſhall they call them of his houſholde, &c. 910

10 He that heareth you, heareth me: and he that deſpiſeth you, &c. 154

10 It ſhall be eaſier for the lande of Sodome in the day of iudgemēt, then for the, &c. 508

10 For it is not you that ſpeake, but the ſpirite of your father, hee it is which ſpeaketh in you, &c. 719

10 Feare ye not them whiche kill the body, but are not able to kill the ſoule, &c. 765

10 I came not to ſend peace, but a ſword. For I am come to ſet a man at variaunce, &c. 452

11 It ſhall be eaſier for Tyre and Sidon in the day of iudgement, than for you, &c. 508

11 Come vntounto me all ye that labour, and are heauie loden, and I will refreſhe you, &c. 545. 644. 662

12 By thy déedes thou ſhalt be iuſtified, and by the ſame thou ſhalt be condemned, &c. 470

21 The baptiſme of Iohn, was it from heauen, or of men? &c. 963

12 If I through Béelzebub caſt out diuels by whome, &c. 883

12 A diſparation touching the ſabbaot…, betwēen our ſauiour Chriſt, and the Phariſeis, &c. 143

12 Eyther make the trée good, and the fruite good: or elſe the trée nought, &c. 817

12 The Prophetes and the lawe prophecied vntounto Iohn, ſince y^e time the kingdome, &c. 436

12 Euerie ſinne and blaſphemie ſhall be forgiuen vntounto men: but the ſinne againſt, &c. 517. 568

12 As Ionas was thrée dayes, and thrée nightes, in the bellie of the whale, &c. 69

13 To eueryevery one that hath ſhall be giuen, and he ſhal abound, and from him, &c. 476 646. 722

13 The ſonne of man ſhall ſende foorth his Angels, and they ſhall gather out of his kingdome al things that offend, &c. 740

13 The kingdome of heauē is like vntounto a net, which being caſt, &c. 818

13 The parable of him whiche bought the precious pearle, &c. 21

13 Cockle groweth vp in y^e Lords field, which he forbiddeth to plucke vp, &c. 818. 1132

13 Riches are the thornes y^t choke the ſeede of the word of god, &c. 263

15 Whatſoeuer entreth in by the mouth goeth into the belly, and is caſt into the, &c. 325

15 Out of the heart procéede euill thoughts, murthers, adulteries, whoredomes, &c. 503

15 This people honoreth me with their lippes, but their heart is farre from me, &c. 652. 925

15 In vaine doe they worſhip me, teaching doctrines the preceptes of men, &c. 19. 473 827. 906

16 What ſo euer ye ſhall looſe in earth, ſhalbe looſed in heauē, &c. 871

16 If any man will goe after me, let him forſake him ſelf, &c. 65. 309

16 VponUpon this rocke I will builde my church, &c. 860. 861. 887. 890

16 And the gates of hell ſhall not preuaile againſt the church, &c. 816

16 Thou art truely the ſonne of God, &c. 652

16 Fleſhe and bloude hath not rellealed theſe thinges vntounto thée, but my, &c. 827

16 I will giuegive thée the keyes of the kingdome of heauen, and what ſo euer, &c. 902

16 Who ſo euer will ſaue his life, ſhall looſe it: Againe, who ſo euer will looſe his life for my ſake, ſhall finde it, &c. 765

17 Of the tranſformation or tranſfiguration of Chriſt in y^e, &c. 87. 88

18 There is none good but one, &c. 657

18 Woe vntounto the world becauſe of offences. It muſt néedes be that offences come, &c. 452

18 Derily, verily, I ſay vntounto you, except you turne and become, &c. 881. 958. 1014.

18 If he that offendeth the church wil not regard when he is wa…ed, &. 816

18 I ſay vntounto you, that if two of you ſhall agree in earth as touching &c. 915

18 It is not the will of my father which is in heauē, that one of theſe …ittle ones ſhould periſh, &c. 104

18 Where ſo euer two or thrée be gathered together in my name, &c. 864

19 Verily I ſay vntounto you, a riche man ſhal hardly enter into the kingdome of heauen, &c. 263

19 If thou wilt enter into life, keep the commandements, &c 408. 478

19 If thou wilt be perfect, go and …ell that which thou haſte, and giuegive to the poore, &c. 263

20 Ye knowe not what ye aſke, &c 919

21 The Chanaanites caſt oute of Gods temple, &c. 698

22 He which had not on his wedding garment, is ſuffered for a ſeaſon among the other gueſtes, &c. 818

22 One onelyonly vineyarde, not two or diuers let out to huſbande men, &c. 842

22 GOD is not the GOD of the deade, but of the liuing, &c. 432

22 Ye …rre, not knowing the ſcriptures. For in the reſurrection they neyther marrie, &c. 732

22 What thinke you of Chriſte? whoſe …onne is he? They ſayd vntounto him the ſonne of Dauid &c. 692

22 GiueGive to God that whiche belong…h to God, and to Caeſar, &c. 220

22 LoueLove thy neyghbour as thy ſel…, &c. 96

23 Woe to you Scribes and Phariſeis hypocrites, whiche … w…dowes houſes, vnderunder &c. 507. 925

23 Woe vntounto you Scribes and Phariſe…s hypocrites, bycauſe ye … vppe the kingdome of heauen, &c 901

23 The Scribes and the Phariſe…s … Mo…es ſeate. All therefore, &c. 846

23 I ſend vntounto you Prophets and wiſemen, ſome of whome ye ſhall, &c. 155

24 There ſhall ariſe falſe Chriſtes and falſe Prophetes, and ſhall ſhew great ſignes, &c. 858

24 The Lorde of that ſeruant ſhall come in the day wherein he looketh not for him, &c. 817

24 Doe ye not ſée all theſe things? verily I ſay vntounto you, there ſhal not be left, &c. 415

24 Then, if they ſhal ſay vntounto you, Loe, here is Chriſte, or, there is Chriſte, doe not beléeue &c. 1092

24 Heauen and earth ſhall paſſe, but in word ſhall not paſſe, &c. 37

25 Come …e bleſſed of my father, poſſeſſe the kingdome prepared for you from the, &c. 469. 699

25 Depart from meye curſſed into euerlaſting fire, which is prepared for the diuell and his angels, &c. 747. 1104

25 Verily, I ſay vntounto you, in that ye did it not to one of the leaſte of theſe, ye did it not vntounto me, &c. 1104

26 The Lord Ieſus when he had taken breade, he gaue thankes, and brake it, &c. 969

26 Whome ſo euer I ſhall kiſſe, that ſame is he, take him &c. 957

26 Put vppe thy ſworde into thy ſheath: He that taketh, &c. 28. 832

26 Thinkeſt thou that I can not pray vntounto my father, and he ſhall ſende me more than twelue legions of Angels, &c. 737

26 And Peter remembered the words of the Lorde, which he had ſayde vntounto him, before the cocke crowe, &c. 564

26 He began to be ſorrowfull and heauie, And Ieſus ſaide, My ſoule is heauie euen vntounto death, &c. 690

27 Father, if it be poſſible, let this cuppe paſſe from me, &c. 625

27 So they went and made the Scpulchre ſure, and ſealed the ſtone &c. 1012

28 Tell his diſciples and Peter that he is ri…en, and goeth before you into Galilée, &c. 569

28 Teach ye all nations, baptiſting them in the name of the father, &c. 821

28 All power is giuen me both in heauen and in earth, &c. 627. 836. 1053

28 I will re…aine with you continually vntounto the end of the worlde, &c. 599. 699. 864. 1095

Out of the Goſpell after Saint Marke.

1 IOhn baptiſed in the wilderneſſe, preaching the baptiſme of Repen…ance, &c. 968

2 What hauehave we to doe with thée thou Ieſus of Nazareth, art thou come to deſtroy vsus? &c. 747

3 All ſinnes ſhall be forgiuen vntounto the children of men, and blaſphemies wherewith, &c. 517

3 My name is Legion, bicauſe we are many, &c. 748

3 Hee caſteth out diuels by the prince of diuels, &c. 748

9 If thou canſt beléeue. All things are poſſible to him that beléeueth, &c. 35. 646

9 And whenſoeuer he taketh him, he teareth him, and he fometh and guatheth with his teeth, and pineth away, &c. 751

9 And theſe ſhall goe into euerlaſting puniſhment, but the righteous into life euerlaſting, &c. 717

10 Verily I ſay vntounto you, there … no man that hath forſaken houſe, &c. 312. 4…8

10 Suffer the young children to come vntounto me, and forbid them not, &c. 1014

11 Whatſoeuer ye deſire when ye pray, beléeue that ye ſhall hauehave it, &c 922

11 And when ye ſtande praying, forgiue if ye hauehave ought againſt, &c. 924

13 They ſhall deliuer you vppe to counſels, and in their Synagogues, they ſhall ſcourge you, &c. 293. 294

14 The poore ſhal ye hauehave alwayes with you, but me alwayes ye ſhall not hauehave, &c. 692

16 Goe ye into all the worlde, and preach the Goſpel vntounto euerie creature, &c. 644. 905. 963. 968. 973. 978. 1053

16 He is not here, He is riſen, &c. 697. 1091

16 He appeared vntounto them as they ſa…e together, and reproued them, &c. 902

26 And he tooke the cup, and when he had giuen thankes, he gaue to them, &c. 984

Out of the Goſpell after Saint Luke.

1 OF the Conception of Chriſte, &c. 62. 63

1 The holie Ghoſt ſhall come vpō thée, and the power of the higheſt ſhall ouerſhadowe thée, &c. 628

That holie thing which ſhall bee borne, ſhall bee called the ſonne of God, &c. 692

1 Anna the daughter of Phanuel departed not from the temple, but night, &c. 926

1 He ſhall goe before the Lorde, with the ſpirite and power of Elias, &c. 871

1 And therefore God ſhal giuegive vntounto him the ſeate of his father Dauid, &c. 688

1 And whence commeth this to me, that the mother of my Lorde ſhould come vntounto me? &c. 688

1 Bleſſed be the Lorde God of Iſrael, for he hath redéemed his people, &c. 717

1 That we being deliuered out of the handes of our enimies, might ſerue him, &c. 444. 591

1 With God ſhall no word be impoſſ…ble, &c. 1

2 The manner of Chriſte his Natiuitie and byrth, &c. 63

2 Feare not, for beholde, I bring you good tydinge of great ioye, that ſhall be, &c. 526

2 Glorie be to God on highe, and in earth pe…ce, and among men good will▪ &c. 740

3 The Publicanes alſo came to Iohn that they might be baptiſed of him, &c. 276

4 Chriſte e…ring vntounto the … at Nazareth ſtoode vppe to reade, &c. 25

5 Go out from me, O Lord, for I am a ſin…ull man, &c. 606

5 The children of the bridechamber do faſt, when the bridegrome is taken from them, &c. 243

6 The Lorde called his diſciples, and of them he choſe twelue, &c. 877

6 Can the blinde leade the blinde, ſhal they not both fal into the dich? &c. 858

6 If you lende to them of whome you hope to receiue againe, &c. 275

6. 13 A diſputation touching the Sabbaoth, betwéene our Sauiour and the Phariſeis, &c. 143

7 When the debters were not able to pay, he forgaue thē both their debtes, &c. 584. 948

7 Many ſinnes bee forgiuen her, bycauſe ſhe loued much, &c. 584

8 The parable of the ſower, and the ſéede ſowen, &c. 20

8 Riches are thornes, that choake the ſéede of the worde of GOD, &c. 263

9 Chriſte ſayde to his diſciples, ſo it is written, & ſo it behoued Chriſte to ſuffer, &c. 547

9 Iames and Iohn woulde hauehave commaunded fire from heauen, to fall downe vponupon Samaria, if they had béene able, &c. 838

9 He gaue them power and authoritie ouer all diuels, &c. 836

9 No man that layeth his hande to the plough, and looketh backe, is fit for the kingdom of God, &c. 600

9 The ſonne of man came not to deſtroy mens ſoules, but to ſaue thē &c. 690

10 Woe vntounto you interpreters of the lawe: for ye hauehave taken awaye the key, &c. 901

10 Woe be to thée Chorazin, woe be to thée Beth-ſaida: for if the wonders had ben done in Tyre and Sydon, &c. 597

10 Hee that heareth you, heareth me: & he that deſpiſeth, &c. 871. 963

10 Of our neighbour, and whome we muſt take for our neighbour, &c 94. 97

11 If I with the ſinger of GOD caſt out diuels, no doubt the kingdome of God is come vponupon you, &c. 724

11 If thou canſt do any thing lord, hauehave compaſſion vponupon vsus, &c. 646

11 This one thing is neceſſarie, Marie hath choſen the good parte, which ſhal not be taken, &c. 671

21 Through your patience poſſeſſe your ſoules, &c. 304

12 Whoſoeuer ſpeaketh a word againſt the ſonne of man, it ſhall be forgiuen, &c. 517

12 The ſeruaunt that knewe his maiſters wil, and prepared not him ſelfe, &c. 508

12 Who is a faythfull and wiſe Steward, whome the Lorde hath made ruler, &c. 908

12 Who hath appointed me a iudge betwéene you and a diuider of land, &c. 195

12 Take héede and beware of couetouſneſſe: for no mans life ſtandeth in the aboundance, &c. 265

14 If any man commeth to me, and hateth not his father and mother, &c. 146

15 The Angels in heauen reioyce at the conuerſion and turning of mē that be ſinners, &c. 739

16 Of Abrahams boſome, &c. 66

16 The parable of the riche glutton, and poore ſillie Lazarus, &c. 521

16 I praye thée father Abraham that thou wouldeſt ſend Lazarus to my fathers houſe, &c. 776

16 And it came to paſſe that the begger dyed, and was carried by the Angels into Abrahams boſome, &c. 736

16 Betwéene vsus and you there is a great gulfe ſtedfaſtly ſet, ſo that they which would go from hence to you, can not, &c. 767

17 When ye hauehave done all things that are commaunded you then ſay, &c. 467

17 As it happened in the dayes of Noe and Lot, they did eate, &c. 240

18 God be mercifull to me a ſinner, &c. 572. 918

19 It is written, My houſe ſhalbe called the houſe of prayer, but ye hauehave made it, &c. 587

19 Touching Zacheus and his voluntarie reſtitution, &c. 230

20 The children of this worlde marrie wiues, and are married: but they that ſhall be counted worthy to enioy that world, &c. 735

22 With heartie deſire hauehave I deſired to care this Paſſeouer with you before I ſuffer, &c. 690

22 The Lorde Ieſus, when he had taken breade, he gaue thankes, and &c. 969

22 And there aroſe alſo a ſtrife among the Apoſtles, whiche of them &c. 865

22 Kings of nations hauehave dominion ouer them, but ye, &c. 218. 887

22 Beholde, Sathan hath earneſtly deſired to ſift you, as it were wheate. &c. 751

22 And the Lord turning him ſelf about, looked vppon Peter, &c. 564

22 I hauehave prayed for thée (Peter,) that thy fayth fayle not, &c. 819

22 Ye are come out as it were to a theefe▪ &c. Chriſte calleth the ordinarie … the power of darkeneſſe, &c. 172

22 Put vppe thy ſworde into thy ſheath, &c. 831

23 Lord remember me when thou comeſt into thy kingdome, &c. 699

23 If they do this in a moyſte trée, what ſhall be done in the drye? &c. 296

23 Ieſus, when he hadde vowed downe his heade, gaue vp the ghoſt, &c. 715

24 A ſpirite hath not fleſh & bones as ye ſee that I hauehave, &c. 87. 689. 1091

24 Then the Lord opened their vnderſtanding, that they might vnderſtand, &c. 902

Out of the Goſpel after S. Iohn.

1 IN the beginning was the worde and the word was with God, & God was th… word, &c. 678

1 The word was made fleſhe, and dwelt among vsus, &c. 688. 691

1 I baptiſe with water, but he baptiſeth with the holie ghoſt, &c. 872

1 He which ſent me to baptiſe with water, the ſame ſayde vntounto me, Vppon whom ſo euer thou ſhalt ſée the holie Ghoſt, &c. 1033

1 I am not Chriſt, but am ſent before him, to beare record of him, &c. 578

1 Behold the Lambe of God that taketh away the ſinnes of the world &c. 365. 568

2 Away with theſe thinges from hence, & make not my fathershouſe an houſe of merchandize. &c. 586

3 He that commeth from on high, is aboue al: He that, &c. 527 983

3 I am the voyce of a cryer in the wilderneſſe, make ſtreight the waye of the Lord, &c. 983

3 Ye your ſelues are witneſſes, that I ſaide that I am not the Chriſte, &c. 867

3 If I hauehave tolde you of earthly things, and ye beléeue not, &c. 964

3 This is condemnation, bycauſe the light came into the worlde, &c. 546

3 He whom God hath ſent, dothe ſpeake the words of God. For God giueth not the ſpirite by meaſure vntounto him, &c. 627

3 God ſo loued the worlde, that he gaue his onelyonly begotten ſonne, &c. 48. 546. 549

3 He that beléeueth in the ſonne of God is not condemned, &c. 779

3 And as Moſes lifted vp the ſerpent in the wilderneſſe, &c. 48. 549

3 No man hath aſcended vp into heauen, but he that came downe frō heauen, &c. 696

3 Verily I ſay vntounto you, Except a man be borne of water and of the ſpirite, &c. 501. 1046. 1049

3 The winde bloweth where it luſteth, and thou heareſt the ſounde thereof, &c. 714

3 Hée that beléeueth not, is condemned alreadie, bycauſe h…e hath not b…léeued in the name, &c. 643

4 God is a ſpirite, and they that worſhip him, muſt worſhip him in ſpirite and truth, &c. 416 427. 715

4 I knowe that the Meſſiah ſhal come, which is caled Chriſt, &c. 539

4 Ieſus him ſelfe did not baptiſe, but his diſciples. &c. 1056

4 The home cōmeth, when ye ſhal neyther in this mounteine, neither at Ieruſalem, worſhip, &c. 1004

4 He whiche drinketh of this water ſhall thirſt againe, &c. 1002

5 They that hauehave done good, ſhall come foorth vntounto the reſurrection of life, &c. 747

5 The father hath giuen all iudgement to the ſonne, that al might honour the ſonne, as they honour the the father, &c. 661. 686. 920

5 Therefore the Iewes ſought the more to kill him, not onelyonly bycauſe he had broken the Sabbaoth daye, &c. 59. 683

5 Who ſo hath the ſonne, hath life, who ſo hath not the ſonne of God, hath not life, &c. 643

5 My father worketh hetherto, & I worke, &c. 638

5 Thinke not that I will accuſe you to my father: there is one that acc…eth you, &c. 402

5 There is one which accuſeth you, euen Moſes, in whome ye hope, &c 376

5 The Lord conueyed him ſelfe away, while the people woulde hauehave made him a king, &c. 218

5 We know that the ſonne of god is come, & hath giuen vsus a mynde, that we ſhould knowe him, &c. 685

6 The words of our lord touching the eating of his body, make muche for the meaning of the wordes vſed in the ſacramental ſupper, &c. 54

6 He that eateth me, ſhall liue by me, &c. 49

6 I am the liuely bread, that came downe from heauen, &c. 684

6 Ex…ept ye eate the fleſhe of the ſonne of man, and drinke his bloud, ye hauehave no life in you, &c. 1049

6 My fleſhe is mea…e in déede, and my bloud is drinke in déed, &c. 696

6 He that cateth my fleſh, & drinketh my bloud, dwelleth in, &c. 825

6 No man commeth vntounto me, vnleſſe my father drawe him, &c. 589

6 This is the w…l of him that ſent me, the …ather, that eueryevery one which ſ…th the ſonne, and beleueth in him, ſhoulde hauehave euerlaſting life, &c. 48 643

6 Lord to whome ſhal we go, thou haſt the wordes of eternall life: and we beleeue and knowe, &c. 569

6 Doth this offend you? What therefore if you ſhall ſée the ſonne of man, &c. 69

7 The holy Ghoſte was not yet, (there) bicauſe Ieſus was not yet glorified, &c. 430

7 If any man thirſt, let him come vntounto me, & drinke, &c. 706. 725. 825

8 I am the light of the world, He that followeth me, doth not walke in darkneſſe. 686. 833

8 The diuell was a murtherer frō the beginning, and abode not in the truth, &c. 485. 746

8 We are not borne of fornication we hauehave one father euē god, &c 683

8 If ye abide in my ſayinge, ye ſhal be my diſciples in déede, and ye ſhal knowe the truth, &c. 676

8 Verily I ſay vntounto you, before Abraham was, I am, &c. 678

8 He that is of God, dothe heare the word of God, &c. 822. 827

8 Abraham was glad to ſée my daye, and he ſaw it, and reioyced, &c 433

8 Verily verily I ſay vntounto you, &c. if the ſonne therfore ſhall make you frée, &c. 444. 591

9 Maiſter, who ſinned, this man or his parentes, that he was borne blinde? &c. 293

9 Doeſt thou beléeue in the ſonne of God? &c. 59. 652

10 I am the doore, &c. 662

10 Many good works hauehave. I ſhewed you from my father: for which of theſe good works do ye ſtone me? &c. 683

10 I and my father are one. Then the Iewes tooke vp ſtones, &c. 59

10 How long doeſt thou make vsus doubt? &c. 538

10 I hauehave power to forgiue …innes, to rai…e to life whome I will, and to giuegive righteouſneſſe, &c. 696

10 My ſhéepe heare my voyce, & I knowe them, and they follow me, &c. 645. 822. 827

10 I giuegive vntounto my ſhéepe euerlaſting life, neyther ſhall they periſh for euer, &c. 683

11 I am the reſurrection and the life: he that beléeueth in me, &c 68

12 My ſoule is heauie, euen vntounto the death, &c. 64

12 I, when I ſhalbe lift vppe from the earth will drawe, &c. 64

12 Verily verily I ſay vntounto you, vnleſſe the ſéede of corne, &c. 65

13 Verily verily I ſay vntounto you, He that receiueth whome ſo euer I ſhall ſend, receiueth me, &c. 1104

13 About the end of the Supper, the diuell entred into Iudas, &c. 80. 515. 1108

13 Verily I ſay vntounto thée, the cock ſhall not …we, till thou haſt denyed me thriſe, &c. 564

13 He that is waſhed, néedeth not ſaue to waſhe his feete, &c. 772

13 The Apoſtle (or meſſinger) is not greater than he that ſent him, &c. 877

13 A newe commandement I giuegive vntounto you, that ye louelove one an other, as I hauehave, &c. 826

14 Ye beleeue in God, beleeue and in me, &c. 692

14 That comforter whiche is the holie Ghoſt, whome the father will ſend in my name, &c. 627. 724

14 I will praye the father, and he ſhall giuegive you an other comforter, &c. 625. 723. 816

14 I go to prepare a place for you, and will come againe, &c. 70. 1092

14 Whoſoeuer knoweth my commaundementes, and ke…peth them, he it is that loueth me, &c. 462. 822

14 The father is greater than I, &c. 28

14 Lord ſhewe vsus the father, and it ſufficeth, &c. 620

14 Let not your heart be troubled, (or v…ed) you beleeue in God, &c. 59 684

14 I will receiue you (euen) vntounto my ſelf, that where I am, there may ye be alſo, &c. 768

14 HaueHave I bene ſo long with you, and do ye not yet knowe me? &c. 620

14 I am the way, the truth, and the life, &c. 662. 920

17 For their ſakes ſanctiſte I my ſelfe, that they alſo might be ſanctified in truth, &c. 706

14 Whatſoeuer ye ſhall aſke in my name, that will I do, &c. 707. 922

14 In that day ye ſhall know that I am in my father, and you in me, &c. 825

15 I am that true vine, and my father is the huſbandman. Euerie braunch, &c. 863

15 You ſhall beare witneſſe, bicauſe ye hauehave ben with me from, &c. 872

15 Nowe are ye cleane throughe the word which I hauehave ſpoken vntounto you, &c. 974

15 This is my commaundement, that ye louelove one an other, &c. 96

15 The ſeruant is not greater then his maiſter, if they hauehave perſecuted me, &c. 316

15 If I had not come and ſpoken vntounto them, they had had wherwithall, &c. 510.

15 I am the vine, ye are the braunches, As the braunch can not beare, &c. 454

15 He that hath not the ſpirite of Chriſte, is none of his, &c. 825

16 Verily verily I ſaye vntounto you, ye ſhall wéepe and lament, &c. 292

16 Hetherto hauehave ye not aſked any thing in my name: aſke and ye ſhal receiue, &c. 434

16 I went out from the father, and came into the worlde: I leaue the world, and goe vntounto the father, &c. 625

16 It is expedient for you that I depart. For if I goe not away, the comforter ſhall not come, &c. 728 1091

16 When the comforter ſhal come, whome I will ſende vntounto you from the father, &c. 723

16 They ſhal driue you from their Synagogues: and the time ſhall come, &c. 316

16 Lord, to whome ſhall we goe? Thou haſt the word of eternall life, &c. 819

16 I hauehave many things to tel you: but at this time you can not, &c. 18

17 This is eternall life, to knowe thée the true GOD onelyonly, &c. 59. 620

17 Father, the houre is come, glorifie thy ſonne, &c. 684

17 And nowe, O father, glorifie y^u me with thine owne ſelfe, with the glorie whiche thou gaueſt me with thee, before this world was, &c. 686

18 For this cauſe was I borne, and for this cauſe came I into the world, that I ſhoulde beare witneſſe vntounto the truth, &c. 701

18 Who ſo is of the truth, wil heare my voyce, &c. 822. 827

18 My kingdome is not of this world, &c. 218

18 If my kingdome were of this world, then wold my ſeruants ſurely fight, &c. 700

19 We hauehave a lawe, and according to our lawe he ought to dye, &c. 683

19 In Chriſte there was not one bone broken, &c. 366

20 The Lorde came vntounto his diſciples, and ſayde: Peace be vntounto you, &c. 902

20 Whoſe ſinnes ye forgiue, they are forgiuen them, &c. 83. 871. 528

20 But theſe are written, that ye might beléeue that Ieſus, &c. 17

21 When thou waſt yonger, thou g…rdedſt thy ſelfe, and wenteſt whether, &c. 302

21 Féede my ſhéepe, &c. 866. 878

Out of the Actes of the Apoſtles.

1 DEparte not from Ieruſalem, but waite for the promiſe of the father, &c. 1032

1 Peter calling a Church together ſpeaketh of placing an other Apoſtle in the ſtead of Iudas, &c. 837

2 They were continuing in the doctrine of the Apoſtles, and in communicating, and in breaking of breade, and in prayer, &c. 1081. 1113

2 Whē they heard this, they were pricked in their hearts, and ſayde to Peter, and the, &c. 571

2 There were dwelling at Ieruſalem certeine Iewes religious men, of all nations that are vnderunder heauen, &c. 1115

2 Repent, and be ye euerie one baptiſed in the name of Ieſus Chriſte, &c. 821. 902. 968. 989 1061

2 That Chriſte is riſen againe, it is proued by the teſtimonie of Dauid, vttered by Saint Peter in a certeine Sermon, &c. 68

2 Saue your ſelues from this froward (or vntoward) generation, &c. 858

2 All which beléeued, were ioyned in one, &c. 261

3 Men and brethren what ſhal we doe? To whome Peter anſwered: Repent, and be baptiſed, &c. 582

3 I knowe ye did it through ignoraunce: Nowe therefore turne you, &c. 517

4 None of them ſayde that any thing was his of that which he poſſeſſed, &c. 261

4 If we, at this day, be examined of the déede done to the ſicke man, &c. 972

4 In the name of the Lord Ieſus, ariſe vp and walke, and they, &c. 972

5 The Prieſts put the Apoſtles in the common pryſon, but the Angel of the Lorde, &c. 735

5 Howe is it that ſathan hath filled thine heart, to lye vntounto the holye Ghoſt, &c. 717

5 We ought to obey God more thā men, &c. 146

6 The Church of Antioche ordeine and ſend Paule and Barnabas &c. 837

6 At Ieruſalem there was Colleges or Synagogues of Libertines, Cyreneans, Alexandrines, Cilicians, and Aſians, &c. 1115

7 And when fourtie yeares were expyred, there appeared vntounto him in the wilderneſſe of mount Sina, an Angel, &c. 743

7 They ſtoned Stephan, calling on, and ſaying, Lorde Ieſu receiue my ſpirite, &c. 715

7 He that is higheſt of all, dwelleth not in temples made with handes, &c. 1004

8 And deuout men carried Stephā to his buriall, and made greate lamentation ouer him. 697

8 The Eunuche of Candace, Guéene of Aethiopia, read the holie Scriptures, &c. 871

8 Sée, here is water, what letteth me to be baptiſed? &c. 1006

6 GiueGive me this power alſo, y^t on whome ſo euer I lay my handes, &c. 587

8 Thy monie periſhe with thée, bicauſe thou haſt thought that the gift of God, &c. 587

8 Thou haſt neyther part nor fellow ſhippe in this buſineſſe, bycauſe thy heart is not right in the fight of God, &c. 1051

9 Saule, Saule, why perſecuteſt thou me? &c. 586

9 He will tell thée what thou muſt doe, &c. 871

10 Ye know that I being called by GOD, did goe to the Gentiles, &c. 424

10 Cornelius indued with Gods grace, he and his houſholde, become the Church of God, &c. 861

10 Of a truth I perceiue that there is no reſpect of perſons with God, but in euerie nation, &c. 546

10 Ariſe Peter, ſlea and eate. &c. 980

10 Ariſe, I alſo myſelfe am a man &c. 654. 890

10 That which God hath cleanſed call not thou common or vncleane, &c. 226. 1055

10 Thy prayers and thine almes déedes are hadde in remembraunce, &c. 924

11 Agabus foretolde Saint Paule the famine which was to come, &c. 878

12 Herode put Peter in pryſon, & Peter ſlept betwéene two ſouldiers, &c. 735

12 It is the voyce of God, and not of man, &c. 890

13 The Churches by the commandemente of the Apoſtles, ordeyned doctours, &c. 837

13 Be it knowne vntounto you men & brethren, that through this Lorde, &c. 45. 408

13 The Iewes being filled with indignation, ſpake againſt thoſe thinges, &c. 903

13 The word of God ought firſt to be preached vntounto you: but bycauſe you reiect it, and iudge your, &c. 1107

14 The apoſtles returned, & ſtrengthened the diſciples ſoules againe, &c. 1016

14 God left not him ſelfe without witneſſe, in that he ſhewed his benefites from heauen, &c. 638

15 Diſſention kindled by Paule and Barnabas, againſte them that taught circumciſion, &c. 1001

15 Paule preaching the worde of God among the Gentiles, went into the Synagogues, &c. 1114

15 We beléeue y^t through the grace of our Lord Ieſus, &c. 50

15 Fornication forbidden by the Apoſtles, in that Synodal Epiſtle, which they ſent frō Ieruſalem, &c. 234

15 Bloud and ſtrangled forbidden by the apoſtles, in that Synodal Epiſtle which they ſent from Ieruſalem, &c. 421

16 Beléeue in the Lord Ieſus, and thou ſhalt be ſaued, and thy whole, &c. 903

17 By God we liue and moue, and hauehave our being, &c. 638. 685

17 God is not farre from euerie one of vsus. For by him wee liue, wee moue, and hauehave our being, &c. 610

17 God that made the worlde, and all that therein is, &c. 126. 1004

17 Feare not, Paule, thou muſt be brought before Caeſar, and lo, God hath giuen thée all them that ſayle with thée, &c. 740

18 The Apoſtle ſhooke his raymēt, and ſayd, your bloud be vppon your &c. 903

19 The ſonns of Sce…a the prieſt were ſayd to be exorciſtes, &c. 884 972

19 The holy ghoſt came vponupon thē, and they ſpake with tongues and prophecied, &c. 1032

19 When they heard theſe things, they were baptiſed in the name of the Lord Ieſus, &c. 1060

19 Iohn baptiſed w^t y^e baptiſme of repentance, ſaying vntounto the people, that they ſhould beléeue, &c. 1031

20 God hath purchaſed to him ſelfe a church with his owne bloud, &c. 695

20 Take héede vntounto your ſelues, & to the whole flocke, whereof, &c. 866. 878. 901

20 I knowe this, that after my departing ſhall grieuous wolues enter in, &c. 829. 887

20 Paule preached, & brake breade at Troas, &c. 1069

21 Paule being oppreſſed of the Iewes in the Temple of Hieruſalem, is reſcued, &c. 832

22 I receiued authoritie from the high Prieſtes, to binde al thoſe that call, &c. 812

22 Paule being borne frée in the citie of Tharſus, traueled to Hieruſalē vntounto Gamaliels féete, &c. 1115

22 Ariſe, and be baptiſed, & waſhe away thy ſinnes, by calling on the name, &c. 989. 1061

23 Atroupe of horſemen, and a certein companie of footmen, ſent with the Apoſtle Paule, &c. 832

23 As thou haſt borne witneſſe of me at Hieruſalem, ſo muſt thou beare record of me at Rome, &c. 640

23 The Saduceis ſay that there is no reſurrection, neyther Angel, nor ſpirite, &c. 731

24 I beléeue all that is written in the Lawe and the Prophets, &c. 89

26 Paul wiſheth that king Agrippa were ſuche an one as him ſelfe, except his bandes, &c. 872

26 I ſend thée vntounto the Gentiles, to open their eyes, that they may be &c. 871

27 S…rs, I exhort you to be of good cheare, for there ſhall be no loſſe of any mans life, &c. 640

27 There ſ…oode by me, this night, the Angel of God, whoſe I am, &c. 743

Out of the Epiſtle of S. Paule to the Romanes.

1 APpointed to preache the Goſpel of God, which he promiſed afore by his Prophetes, &c. 629 693 838

1 His inuiſible thinges being vnderſtanded by his workes, through the creation, &c. 620

1 God verily promiſed the Goſpel of God afore by his Prophets, &c. 429

1 What ſo euer may be knowne of God is manifeſt, &c. 102

1 God gaue them vp vntounto a reprobate ſenſe, &c. 492

1 The wrath of God is reuealed from heauen, againſt al vngodlines, &c. 520

2 There are two ſorts of Circumciſions, the one of the letter, in the fleſh, &c. 361

2 The circumciſion of the heart, is the circumciſion which conſiſteth in the ſpirite, &c. 715

2 What, doeſt thou deſpiſe the riches of Gods goodnes, &c. 125. 522

2 When the Gentiles which hauehave not the lawe, do of nature, &c. 101

3 Doe we then deſtroye the lawe through fayth? God forbid, &c. 553

3 The righteouſneſſe of GOD by fayth in Ieſus Chriſte, conuneth vntounto all, &c. 546

3 Is he the God of the Iewes only? Is he not alſo of the Gentiles? &c. 553

3 Where is the boaſting? it is excluded. By what lawe? Of works? 552

3 All hauehave ſinned and are deſtitute, (or, hauehave néede) of the Grace of God, &c. 501

3 If our vnrighteouſneſſe ſetteth foorth the righteouſneſſe of GOD, what, &c. 482

3 Shall their vnbeliefe make the fayth of God without effect? God forbid, &c. 1027

3 We doe therefore hold that a mā is iuſtified withoute the workes of the lawe, &c. 553

4 To him that worketh not but beléeu…th in him that iuſtifieth the vngodly, &c. 555

4 To him that worketh, is the reward not reckoned of Grace, but of duetie, &c. 554

4 What ſhal we ſay thē that Abraham our father, as apperteyning to the fleſh, &c. 51

4 If Abraham were iuſtified by workes, &c. Abraham beléeued God, and it was counted for righteouſneſſe, &c. 51. 457 554

4 Where no lawe is, there is no tranſgreſſion, &c. 502

4 Therefore by fayth is the inheritaunce giuen, that it might be by grace, &c. 52

5 Euen as by one man ſinne ent… red into the worlde, and death by ſinne, &c. 45. 482. 496. 502. 645. 1052.

5 Being iuſtified by the bloude of Chriſte, we ſhall be ſaued, &c. 45. 54

5 We reioice alſo in tribulations, knowing that tribulation worketh patience. &c. 294

5 The louelove of God is poured oute into our hearts. &c. 92

5 Therefore being iuſtified by faith, we are at peace with GOD, &c. 1002

5 Chriſte, when as yet we were ſinners, dyed for vsus: muche more therefore nowe being iuſtified, &c. 662

5 Knowe ye not that all we which hauehave bin baptiſed into Ieſus Chriſt hauehave bene baptiſed into his death, &c. 444. 709. 1025

7 Sinne withoute the lawe was once deade: and I once liued without lawe, &c. 502

7 O wretched man that I am: who ſhall deliuer me from the body of this death? &c. 409

7 With the mynde, the ſame I: or euen I, doe ſerue the Lawe of God, &c. 515

7 Wee knowe that the lawe is ſpirituall, but I am carnall: ſolde vnderunder ſinne, &c. 405. 496

7 I knowe, that in me (that is, in my fleſh:) there is no good, &c. 482 589. 594.

7 I knewe not ſinne but by the lawe: for I had not knowne luſt, except the lawe, &c. 325. 401

7 I finde when I would doe good, that euill is preſent, with, by, and in me, &c. 515

8 Thoſe which he knewe before, he did alſo predeſtinate, that they ſhould be like, &c. 894

8 It is God that iuſtifieth, who is he that can condemne? &c. 662

8 Who ſpared not his ſonne, but gaue him for vsus all, howe can it be that he ſhoulde not alſo with him giuegive vsus allthings, &c. 644

8 You hauehave not receiued againe the ſpirite of bondage, vntounto feare: but you hauehave receiued the ſpirite of adoption, &c. 565. 660

8 If any hauehave not the ſpirite of Chriſt, the ſame is none of his, &c. 660. 925. 1055

8 As many as are led by the ſpirite of GOD, they are the ſonnes of God, &c. 718

8 They that are in the fleſhe, can not pleaſe God, &c 728

8 B…cauſe ye are ſonnes, GOD hath ſent the ſpirite of his ſonne into your hearts, &c. 723

8 Who ſhall ſeparate vsus from the louelove of GOD, ſhall tribulation? &c. 93. 311

8 The affection of y^e fleſh is death, but the affection of the ſpirit is life, &c. 325

8 The lawe of the ſpirite of life, through Chriſte Ieſus, hath made mée frée, &c. 446

8 Wée are ſaued by hope: but hope that is ſéene, is no hope. For howe can a man, &c. 305

8 What the Lawe could not do, in as much as it was weake through the fleſh. &c. 407

8 We ſufferwith Chriſt, that with him we may be glorified. For I am, &c. 310

9 It is not in him that willeth, nor in him that runneth, but in God that ſheweth merciemercy, &c. 644

9 They are not all Iſraelits, whiche came of Iſrael: neither are they &c. 820

9 Which is God in all thinges to be praiſed for euer, &c. 685

10 Faith cōmeth by hearing, and hearing commeth by the woord of God. &c. 827

10 With the heart man beléeueth vntounto righteouſneſſe, and with the mouth, &c. 974

10 But how ſhall they call vppon him in whome they hauehave not beléeued? &c. 660

10 If thou ſhalt knowledge with thy mouth the Lord Ieſus, and ſhalt beléeue in thine heart, &c. 1007

10 The ſame Lord ouer all, is rich to all them, that call vppon him, &c. 546.

11 Wée ſay that faith was imputed to Abraham for righteouſneſſe, &c. 1011

11 I hauehave left vntounto me ſelfe 7000 men in Iſrael, who hauehave neuer bowed, &c. 855

11 O the depth of the riches of the wiſedome and knowledge of God, &c. 642

12 I beſéeche you (brethren) by the mercies of god, that ye giuegive vp your bodies a liuely ſacrifice, &c. 668

12 Dearely beloued, reuenge not your ſelues but rather giuegive place vn to wrath, &c. 197

12 For as we hauehave man… mēbers in one body, and all members hauehave not, &c. 826

13 Owe nothing to any man, &c. for he that loueth another hath fulfilled the Lawe, &c. 98

13 The magiſtrate is Gods miniſter: giuegive therefore to all men, honour to whome honour belongeth, &c. 650

13 Wée muſt not obey the magiſtrate for anger onelyonly, but for …onſcience ſake, &c. 220

13 Let eueryevery ſoule be ſubiect to the higher powers, &c. 170. 755

14 Let vsus followe the things that make for peace, and al things wherby we may one edifie, &c. 426

14 Him that is weake in faith receiue ye, not to ſtrifes of diſputations, &c. 451

14 All thinges are lawfull for mée, but all thinges are not expedient, &c. 449

14 The kingdom of GOD is not meate and drinke, but righteouſnes and peace, &c. 699

16 Phebe a woman deacon of the Church of Cencrea, &c. 879

¶ Out of the firſt Epiſtle of S. Paule to the Corinthians.

1 THe Lord ſent me to preache the Goſpel and not to ba…tiſe &c. 1055

1 Were ye baptiſed in the name of Paule? &c. 627

1 I thancke God that I baptiſed none of you, but Criſpus and Gaius, &c. 1033

1 Nowe we ſée in a glaſſe, euen in a darcke ſpeaking, but then we ſhall ſée face to face, &c. 608

1 After that in the wiſedome of God, the world through their wiſedome knewe not God, &c. 619

2 God hath reuealed them vntounto vsus by his ſpirite: For the ſpirite ſearcheth all thinges, &c. 728

2 Had they knowen it, they would not hauehave crucified the Lord of glorie &c. 695

2 My preaching was not in the enticeing words of mans wiſedom, but in the ſhewing of the ſpirite, &c. 603. 825

2 I was among you (Corinthiās) in weakeneſſe, and in feare, and in much trembling, &c. 831

2 The natural man perceiueth not the thinges of the ſpirite of GOD &c. 500. 589

3 As a ſkilfull buildes I hauehave laid the foundation, &c. 860

3 For wee together are Gods labourers, ye are gods huſbandrie, &c. 860

3 Other foundation can no man lay, than that which is layed, which is, &c. 861. 862

3 He which watereth is nothing, nor he which planteth, &c. 20.

3 Who is Paul? And who is Apollos? but the miniſters by whom ye beléeued, &c. 860. 873 983. 1137

3 Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, & that the ſpirit of God dwelleth in you, &c. 717. 723. 861

3 Not that we are ſufficient of our ſelues, to thinke any thing as of our ſelues, &c. 646

3. & 4. Miniſters are fellowe labourers with God, and diſpoſers of the ſecretes, &c. 873

4 Let a man ſo eſtéeme of vsus as the miniſters of Chriſt, and diſpoſers. &c. 881

4 For it is required in the diſpoſers, that a man be found faithfull, &c. 895

4 I begat you in Chriſte Ieſu thorough the Goſpell. &c. 827

5 God was in Chriſt reconciling the world vntounto himſelfe, not imputing their ſinnes vntounto them &c. 555. 569.

5 If any man that is called a brother, be a théefe, or a whoremonger, &c. 819. 1131

5 Therefore let vsus kéepe the feaſt not in the old leauen, nor in the leauen of malice, &c. 367

6 Yee are bought with a price, become (therefore) the ſeruants, &c. 60 446. 1138

6 The holy and pure vſe of the body ſeuearely requ…red, without all f…lthy and vncleane, &c. 426

6 Knowe ye not that your bodies are the members of Chriſte? &c. 235

6 Knowe ye not that your bodies are the temple of the holy Ghoſt, which is in you &c. 717. 861

6 Ye are waſhed, ye are ſanctified, ye are iuſtified, in the name of the Lord &c. 989

7 Sorrow, which is to Godward cauſeth repentaunce vntounto ſaluation &c. 565. 593

7 Let eueryevery man walke according as he is called: And ſo ordeine I in all Churches, &c. 441

7 He that is called a bondman in the Lord, is y^e Lords freeman. Likewiſe he, &c. 441

7 To auoyd whoredome let eueryevery man hauehave his owne wife, and eueryevery womā her own huſband. 226. 1132

7 Let the huſband giuegive to y^e wife due bene…olence: likewiſe alſo the wife to the huſband, &c. 226

7 The vnbeléeuing huſband is ſanctified by the wife, and the vnbeléeuing wife▪ &c. 497

8 Knowledge puffeth vpp but louelove edifyeth, &c. 846

8 There is none other God but one. And though there bee that are called Gods, whether, &c. 624

8 Meate commendeth vsus not to God For neither if we eate, &c 244

9 HaueHave we not power and authoritie to eate and drincke, or may wée not carrie about with vsus a woman ſiſter? &c. 1121. 1132

9 Who doeth goe to warre at his owne coſtes and charges? Or who p…anteth a vine…ard &c. 1121

9 Doe I ſpeake theſe thinges according to man? doeth not the ſcriptur alſo ſay the ſame? &c. 1121

9 Doeth GOD care for o…en? or doeth he not ſpeake it altogether for our ſakes? &c. 1121

9 If others be partakers of the power towards you, why rather are not we? &c. 1122

9 Knowe ye not that they whiche take paines in the holy thinges doe eate of the holy thinges? &c. 1122

9 If wee ſowe vntounto you ſpirituall thinges, is it a great matter if wée reape your carnall things? &c. 1120. 1122.

10 Flée fornication, &c. 234

10 I would not (brethren that ye ſhould be ignorant, that our fathers &c. 435. 982

10 The rocke was Chriſte, &c. 861 862

10 God is faithfull and will not ſuffer his to be tempted, &c. 174. 310 480

10 Though wee be many, yet are we one bread and one body: for, &c. 822

10 Are not they whiche eate of the ſacrifice▪ partakers of the altar, &c. 329

10 Flée from idolatrie, I ſpeake as vntounto them that hauehave vnderſtanding, iudge ye what I ſay, &c. 1022

10 God doeth not ſuffer vsus to bee tempted aboue that we are able to beare, &c. 754

11 When we are iudged, wée are chaſtened of y^e Lord, that we ſhould not. &c. 308

11 So often as ye ſhal eate of this bread, and drinke of this cup, declare the Lords death t…l he come, &c. 1106

11 Be ye the followers of me euen as I am of Chriſt, &c. 828

11 I receuied that of y^e Lord, which I hauehave alſo deliuered vntounto you, &c. 963. 1061

11 For this cauſe many are weake and feeble amonge you, and many ſleepe, &c. 1109

11 Whoſo eateth and drinketh vnworthily, eateth and drincketh his owne damnation, &c. 1026 1108

11 Let a man examine himſelfe, and ſo let him eate of that bread, & drinke of that cup. 1007. 1109. 1030

12 As the bodie is one and hath many members, and all the members of the body, &c. 1021

12 There are diuerſities of giftes, but it is the ſelfe ſame ſpirite, &c. 716

12 Through one ſpirite we are all baptiſed in one body, &c. 822. 1062

12 And all theſe thinges worketh euen one and the ſelfe ſame ſpirite, diſtributing, &c. 717

13 The grace of oure Lord Ieſus Chriſt, and the louelove of God, and the fellowſhip of the holy ghoſt be with you all, &c. 716

13 LoueLove ſuffereth wronge and is curteous: LoueLove enuyeth not, &c. 98

13 If I hauehave all faith, ſo that I can remoue mounteines out of their places, &c. 46…

14 Let the Prophetes ſpeake two or three at once, & let the other iudge, &c, 839

14 If I pray in a ſtraunge tongue, my ſpirite or voice prayeth, but my, &c. 714. 931

14 I will pray with the ſpirite and will pray with the vnderſtanding, &c. 925. 933

14 If therefore when the whole church is come together in one, and all ſpeake, &c. 916

15 Loe I tell you a myſterie, wée ſhall not all verily ſléepe, &c. 86

15 S. Paule confeſſeth that he perſecuted the Church or congregation of God, &c. 812

15 Fleſh and bloud cannot inherite the kingdome of GOD, &c. 27. 89

15 If the dead doe not riſe, neither is Chriſt riſen: But Chriſt is riſen being the firſt fr…tes of them that ſléepe, &c. 1091

15 It is ſowen in corruption, it riſeth in incorruption: it is ſowen &c 88

15 Of the reſurrection of Chriſte from the dead. &c. 68

¶ Out of the ſecond Epiſtle of S. Paule to the Corinthians.

1 IT is God which hath annoin…ed vsus, whiche hath alſo ſealed vsus, and hath giuen the earneſt of the ſpirite in our heartes, &c. 726. 1016

3 Paule calleth the Lawe, the letter, the miniſtration of death, &c. 402

3 Ye are the epiſtle of Chriſt, miniſtred by vsus, written not with incke, &c. 874

3 The Lord hath made vsus able miniſters of the newe teſtament, &c. 715

4 Wee which liue are alwayes deliuered to death, for Ieſus ſake, &c. 86

4 Wée hauehave this treaſure in earthen veſſels, that the excellencie of the power, &c. 293

4 We preache not oure ſelues but Ieſus Chriſte the Lord, and our ſelues your, &c. 874

4 Wée are troubled on eueryevery ſide, yet are we not without ſhift, &c. 311

5 Thogh we hauehave knowen Chriſt after the fleſh, nowe yet henceforth know we him no more, &c. 689

6 There is no agreement betwéene Chriſt and Belial, &c. 817. 859. 1103.

6 So we as workers together beſéech you that ye receiue not the grace of God in vaine, &c. 646

6 Wherfore come out from among them and ſeparate your ſelues ſaith the Lord &c. 859

11 But I feare leaſt it come to paſſe, that euen as the ſerpent &c. 868

11 If any other be the miniſters of Chriſte, I am more: in labours more, &c. 3…4

11 I hauehave coupled you to one man to preſent you a chaſ…e virgin, &c. 868

11 I hauehave robbed other Churches hauing receiued wages of them, to the incent I might do you ſeruice, &c 1122.

12 Leaſt I ſhould be exalted out of meaſure, through the aboundance of reuelations, there was giuen vntounto me a pricke to the …leſh, &c. 753

¶ Out of the Epiſtle of S. Paule to the Galathians.

1 PAule though taken vp into the third heauen. &c. is referred ouer vntounto a man, &c. 871

1 When it pleaſed GOD that I ſhould preach his ſonne amonge the Gentiles, &c. 427

1 I m…ruaile that yee are ſo ſome turned frō Chriſt, whiche called you by grace &c. 423

1 Thoughe wée, or an angel from heauen, ſhall preach any other Goſpel, &c. 559. 898

2 I liue, yet not I, but Chriſte liueth in mée, and the life whiche I nowe line in the fleſhe, I liue by the faith of the ſonne of God, &c. 454 763 825

2 If righteouſneſſe come by the lawe, then Chriſt died in vaine, &c. 771

2 Titus, being a Gréeke, was not circumciſed, becauſe of incommers being falſe, &c. 451

2 Wee knowe that man is not iuſtified by the woorkes of the Lawe, &c. 49

3 The ſéede of Abraham wherein we hauehave obteined bleſſing is Chriſt Ieſus, &c. 687

3 All ye that are baptiſed hauehave pu… on Chriſt, &c. 1061

3 If there had béene a lawe giuen, which could hauehave giuen life, then no doubt, &c. 40…

3 For it is written: Curſed is eueryevery one that continueth not in all thinges which, &c. 407

3 The Lawe was our Scholemaſter vntounto Chriſt that wée ſhould, &c. 1001

3 There is neither Iewe, no… Greeke, neither bond man, nor frée, &c. 813

3 O fooliſh Galathians, who hath beewitched you, that yee ſhould not beléeue the trueth, &c. 1020

3 The ſame oure father Abraham was not iuſtified by the Lawe, &c. 51

4 The ſonne of God is made of a woman, to witt, according to mans nature, &c. 688

4 After that ye hauehave knowen God, howe chaunceth it that ye returne againe to weake and beggerly elements, &c. 1142

4 Becauſe ye are ſonnes, GOD hath ſent the ſpirite of his ſonne into your heartes, &c. 719

4 He feygneth that there are twoe mothers the one wherof doeth gender to boundage, &c. 437

4 God ſent his ſonne made of a woman, that we by adoption, might receiue the right of ſonnes, &c. 448. 629.

4 Ye deſpiſed not, neither abhorred my triall which was in the …, &c. 876

4 Hieruſalem whiche is aboue, is frée: which is the mother of vsus all, &c. 827. 868

5 Brethren, ye hauehave béene called vntounto libertie: onelyonly let not libertie be an occaſion, &c. 448

5 Loe, I Paule ſay vntounto you, that if ye be circumciſed, Chriſt ſhal profite you nothing, &c. 419

5 The fleſh luſteth contrary to the ſpirite, and the ſpirite contrarie to y^e fleſh, &c. 594. 718

5 The fruite of the ſpirite is louelove, ioy, peace, long ſuffering, gentlenes, goodnes, &c. 729

6 While wee hauehave time let vsus worke good to all men, &c. 95. 289. 1125

6 Brethren, if a man be preuented in any fault, ye whiche are ſpirituall, reſtoare ſuch, &c. 574

¶ Out of the Epiſtle of S. Paule to the Epheſians.

… YE are ſealed with y^e holy ſpirite of promiſe, whiche is the …arneſt of our inheritance, &c. 727. …016

… God hath choſen vsus in Chriſte, …efore the foundations of the world were layde, &c. 643

… God raiſed Chriſt from the dead …nd ſ…t him on his right hand in …auenly places. &c. 701. 865

… Chriſte dwelleth in oure heartes …hrough faith, &c. 825

… Now therefore ye are no more …raungers and forteners, but …ns, &c. 862

… Wherefore remember, that ye …eing in time paſſed Gentiles in …e fleſh, &c. 1021

… Wée were by nature the ſonnes wrath, euen as other, &c. 501

… Wée are created in Chriſt Ieſus …to good workes, whiche GOD …th before, &c. 473

… By grace are ye ſaued throughe …th, and that not of your ſelues, &c

2 Chriſt is our peace, which hath made both one, and hath broken downe, &c. 413

4 Chriſt gaue ſome Apoſtles, ſome Prophets, ſome paſtours, &c. 41 828. 877.

3 By Chriſte wee hauehave bouldneſſe and entraunce with confidence by faith, &c. 921

3 God by reuelation ſhewed the myſterie vntounto mée, as I wrote, &c. 18.

4 There is one body and one ſpirite, euen as you are called in one hope of your voc…tion, &c. 841

2 Chriſt is the head of the church and the ſame is the Sauiour, &c. 865

4 Hee inſtituted miniſters for the gathering together of the Sainctes for the worke, &c. 875

4 Bee ye tenned in the ſpirite of your minde, and put on that newe man, &c. 490

4 Layinglies a ſide, ſpeake ye eueryevery man the truth to his brother: for we are members, &c. 273

4 One Lord, one faith, one baptiſme, one GOD and father of all, which is aboue all, &c. 624. 1033

4 This I ſaye and teſtifie in the Lord, that ye henceforth walke not as other Gentiles walke, &c. 503. 592

4 Be angrie and ſinne not. Let not the Sinne ſet vponupon, &c. 164

4 Let no filthie communication procéede out of your mouth, &c. 238

4 Gréeue not the holy Spirite of God, by whome ye are ſealed vntounto the day of redemption, &c. 1016

5 Chriſt is the head of the church, and he it is that giueth ſaluation to the bodie, &c. 702

5 So muſt huſbandes louelove their wiues, euen as their owne bodies, &c. 230

5 Neither whoremongers nor adulterers ſhal inherite the kingdom of God, &c. 235

5 Chriſte loued the Churche, and gaue himſelfe for it, &c. 80. 973 1061

5 Bée not drinken with wine wherein is exceſſe, but be full-filled &c. 933

5 Let not fornication or any vncleanneſſe, or couetouſneſſe be once named, &c. 238

5 GiueGive thanckes alwayes for all thinges vntounto GOD and the father, &c. 952

6 Children, obey your parents, for this is right: Honour thy father &c. 158

6 Fathers, prouoke not your children to anger, &c. 161

6 Brethren be ſtrong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. Put on, &c. 594

6 Take vntounto you the whole armour of GOD, that ye may be able to reſiſt in the euill day, &c. 754

¶ Out of the Epiſtle of S. Paule to the Philippians.

1 I Deſire to be diſſolued, and to be with Chriſt, &c. 767. 777.

1 To you it is giuen for Chriſte, not onelyonly to beléeue in him, but alſo to ſuffer for him, &c. 455. 591

2 When Chriſte was in y^e fourme of GOD, he made himſelfe of no reputation, &c. 63 689

2 There is a name giuen vntounto Chriſte, which is aboue all names, that in the name of IESVS eueryevery knée ſhould bow, &c. 689

2 God worketh in vsus both to wil and to doe, euen of his good pleaſure &c. 591. 646

2 An exhortation to louelove. If, therefore, there bee any conſolation in Chriſt, &c. 99

3 Chriſt ſhall tranſforme this vile body of oures to make it conformable, &c. 85. 88

3 Our conuerſation is in heauen, from whence wee loke for a Sauiour, the Lord Ieſus Chriſt, &c. 71. 87. 690.

4 Let your requeſts be ſhewed vntounto God, in prayer and ſupplication, &c. 914

4 Wée hauehave learned, in what eſtate ſo euer we are, therewith to be content, &c. 312

¶ Out of the Epiſtle of S. Paule to the Coloſsians.

1 IT pleaſed the father that all fullneſſe ſhould dwell in the ſonne, &c. 77

1 By Chriſte all thinges are created, that are in heauen, and that are in earth, &c. 733

1 GOD hath deliuered vsus from the power of darckeneſſe, and hath tranſlated, &c. 502

1 I fulfilled that which is lacking to the afflictions of Chriſte, in my fleſh, &c. 461. 586

2 In Chriſte ye are complete (or made perfecte) in whom alſo ye are circumciſed, &c. 999

2 Ceremonies compared to an obligation or hand writing, &c 413

2 Let no man therefore iudge you in meate or drincke, or in part of an holy day, &c. 140. 417

2 If ye be dead with Chriſte from the rudiments of the world, why as yet, &c. 446

2 Hee condemneth the voluntarie religion &c. 473

2 Not in any honour to the ſatiſfying of the fleſh, &c. 448

2 By Chriſt ye are circumciſed, w^t circumciſion made without hands, by putting off the body of the fleſhe ſubiect to finne, &c. 1056

3 Seruauntes obey them that are your bodily maiſters, with feare, &c. 441.

3 Mortifie your members whiche are vponupon …he earth: cornication, vncleanneſſe, inordinate affection, &c. 592

4 Take héed to the miniſterie that thou haſt receiued in the Lord, &c. 906

4 Continue in prayer, and watche in the ſame continually, &c. 914

¶ Out of the firſt Lpiſtle of S. Paule to the Theſſalonians.

1 They of Macedonia, and other nations, ſhew of you, how you are turned to God from idols, &c. 668

2 When you did receiue the word of God which you heard of vsus, &c. 12. 871. 963.

2 Our exhortation was not by deceipte, nor by vncleanneſſe, nor by gui…e. &c. 831

2 They, as they hauehave killed the Lord Ieſus and their owne Prophets ſo doe they, &c. 452

3 We hauehave ſent Timotheus oure brother and miniſter of God, to confirme or eſtabliſh you, &c. 41. 1016

3 We behaued not oure ſelues inordinarly amongeſt you, neither did we take our bread for nothing, &c. 1122. 1137.

4 This is the will of God, euen your holineſſe &c. 246. 464

4 He therfore that deſpiſeth theſe thinges, deſpiſeth not man, but god, &c. 871

4 We that liue and ſhalbe remayning in the comming of the Lord, &c. 70

4 This I ſay vntounto you in the word &c. Becauſe the Lord himſelfe ſhal come downe, &c. 75

4 The Lord himſelfe ſhall deſcend from heauen in a ſhow…e, and in the voice of an Archangel, &c. 738

5 The God of peace ſanctifie you throughout, that your whole ſpirite &c. 246

5 Reioyce alway, pray cōtinually, in al thinges giuegive thankes, &c. 917. 926

5 I beſéech you that you acknowledge them that labour among you, and are ouer you in the Lord, &c. 154. 1123

Proue all things, and kéepe that which is good, &c. 839

¶ Out of the ſecond Epiſtle of S. Paule to the Theſsalonians.

1 OVr Lord ſhalbe reuealed frō heauen with the Angels of his power &c. 75. 741

1 Quenche not the ſp…rite, deſpiſe not prophecies, &c. 715

2 The comming of antichriſte is after the working of Sathan, in all power and ſignes and wonders of lying, &c. 753

2 The aduerſarie or enimie of Chriſt ſhalbe reuealed, and ſhal bee, &c. 887

2 Antichriſte hath placed himſelfe in the throne or temple of God, &c. 855

2 Antichriſt the great enimie of God ſhalbe deſtroyed with y^e breath of Gods mouth &c. 831. 913

3 Whoſoeuer worketh not, let him not eate, &c. 95

3 W…e charge you brethren in the name of our lord Ieſus Chriſt, that ye withdrawe, &c. 266

3 If there be any mā that obeyeth not our words, &c. 1131

¶ Out of the firſt Epiſtle of S. Paule to Timothie.

1 THe end of the commaund… ment is y^e louelove of a pure hart, and a good &c. 96. 400

1 I thancke him, beecauſe he hath counted me faithful putting mée into the &c. 510

1 God will hauehave all men to be ſaued, and to come to the knowledge of the trueth, &c. 546

1 It is a ſure ſaying, and worthy by all meanes to be receiued, that Ieſus Chriſte came into the world to ſaue ſinners, &c. 569

1 I am ordeined a preacher and an apoſtle, and a teacher of the Gentiles &c. 872

1 The lawe is not giuen for y^e iuſt, but for the vniuſt, &c. 186. 200. 410

2 I exhort you that prayers bée made for kinges, and for all that are in, &c. 170. 219. 914

1 God would hauehave all men to b…e ſaued, & to come to the knowledge &c. 14. 624. 662

2 One God, and one mediatour of God and men, &c. 61

2 Touching the manner and ordering of womens apparell, &c. 239

2 But I ſuffer not a woman to teach, neither to vſurpe authoritie ouer the man, &c. 1043

2 The ſeruaunts of the Lord muſt not ſtri…e, but be gentle vntounto al men &c 909

2 Adam was not deceiued but the woman was ſeduced, notwithſtanding, &c. 225

2 This teach and exhort. Whoſo… uer teacheth otherwiſe, and holdeth not himſelfe contented, &c. 1116

3 Theſe th…nges hetherto hauehave I written vntounto thee, that thou may… know how▪ &c. 833

3 If any man were faultleſſe, the huſband of one wife, watchfull, &c. 838

3 For if a man cannot rule his owne houſe, howe ſhall he care, &c. 895

3 God was made manifeſt in th… fleſh, &c. 69…

3 Let a byſhop be the huſband … one wife, let him rule▪ &c. 227. 113…

4 Nowe the ſpirite ſpeaketh e… dently that in the latter times th… ſhall riſe, &c. 98…

4 Godlineſſe is profitable to … thinges, hauing promiſe of the … that is, &c. 46…

4 God is the ſauiour of al men, … pecially of thoſe that beleeue, &c. 546

5 Lay hands ſoudeinly (or raſhly on no man, &c. 8…

6 The elders that rule well, le… them be counted worthy of doub… honour, &c. 879. 112…

5 Care and conſideration is to … had who are to be holpen, and … are not to be holpen &c. 11…

5 Thou ſhalt not mouſell y^• … of the oxe treading out the corne, &c 1120.

5 Them that ſinne rebuke openly that the reſt alſo may feare &c. 9…

6 God dwe…leth in the light th… no man can atteine vntounto, &c. 61…

6 Commaund them that are ric… in this world that they be not high minded, neither put their truſt … vncerteine riches, &c. 263. 28… ▪ 1125

6 For they that will be riche, … into temptation and ſnares, and … to many fooliſh, &c. 26…

6 Let as many ſeruauntes as … vnderunder the yoke, count their maiſ…er worthy, &c. 4…

6 Godlineſſe is great l…cre … a minde content with that that hath. &c. 265. 31…

¶ Out of the ſecond Epiſtle of S. Paule to Timothie.

1 GOD hath ſaued vsus, and call… vsus with an holy calling, … according to our workes, &c. 6…

2 Let eueryevery one that calleth vp… the name of the Lord, depart fro… iniqui…ie, &c. 6…

2 No man whiche goeth a … fare intangleth himſe…fe with … affaires, &c. 9…

2 Studie to ſhewe thée ſelfe approued vntounto God, A worke-man not to be aſhamed, &c. 908

2 Remember that Ieſus Chriſt of the ſéede of Dauid was raiſed, &c. 294

2 It is a faithful ſaying. For if we be dead with him, we ſhal alſo liue, &c. 469

3 All Scripture giuen by inſpiration of God, is profitable to teache, &c. 17. 542

4 Paul could not deale againſt diſeaſes as hee would: example of Trophimo; whome hee left ſicke at Miletum, &c. 838

4 Bée thou vntounto them that beléeue, an enſample in word, in conuerſatiō &c. 901

4 The time ſhall come y^t, they ſhall not abide to heare ſound doctrine, &c 324

4 I charge thée therefore before GOD and before the Lord Ieſus Chriſt. &c. 908

4 Till I come giuegive attendaunce to reading, to exhortation and doctrine &c. 911

4 I hauehave fought a good fight, I hauehave fulfilled my courſe, I hauehave kept the faith, &c. 468

¶ Out of the Epiſtle of S. Paule to Titus.

1 REbuke them ſharpely y^t they may be ſound in the faith, &c. 109.

1 For this cauſe I left thée in Creta that thou ſhouldeſt ordeine, &c. 894. 895

1 Who can denie that to the cleane all thinges are cleane, &c. 226

1 That the mouthes of vaine …alkers, ſtirrers of minds muſt be, &c. 908

1 In words they confeſſe that they knowe God, but in their déeds they denie him, &c. 570

2 Exhort ſeruants to be obedient vntounto their owne maiſters, and to pleaſe, &c. 273

2 Speake to the elder women that they may teach honeſt thinges, &c. 225

2 The grace of God that bringeth ſaluation hath appeared, &c 61. 546

3 God according to his merciemercy hath ſaued vsus by the founteine of regeneration, &c. 629. 973. 1064

3 Warne them to be ſubiect to rule and power, and to obey magiſtrates &c. 170

3 Touching an heretique, obiectons made out of S. Paule. &c. 203

5. Bring diligētly Zenas the lawyer and Apollo, vponupon their way, that they may want nothing &c. 1115

¶ Out of the Epiſtle of S. Paule to the Hebrues.

1 GOD in times paſt, at ſundrie times, and in diuers maners ſpake vntounto, &c. 527

1 Are they not all miniſtring ſpirits, &c. 714. 732

1 God by his ſonn hath made the worlds, and doth rule and vpphold them with the word of his power, &c. 638

2 For as much then as y^e children are partakers of fleſh and bloud, he alſo himſelfe likewiſe toke part with them, &c. 448. 691

2 Thou madeſt him litle inferiour to the angels, &c. 696

2 It became him in all thinges to be made like vntounto his brethren, &c. 61. 687

2 He doeth no where take on him the Angels, but the ſéed of Abraham &c. 63. 687. 691

3 Exhort yee one another daily, while it is called to day, leaſt any of you be hardened, &c. 710

4 To vsus was the Goſpel preached, as wel as vntounto them: but the word, &c. 983. 1026

5 No man taketh the honour to himſelfe, but hee that is called of God, as was Aaron, &c. 704. 893

5 In the dayes of his fleſh, when he did offer vp prayers & ſupplications, with ſtrong crying and teares, &c. 707

6 It cannot bee that they whiche were once illuminated, if they fall away, &c. 27. 518

6 Men verily ſweare by the greater, and an oath for cōfirmation, &c. 132

7 Chriſt euer liueth, to make interceſſion for vsus &c. 662

7 And amonge them many were made prieſtes, becauſe they were not ſuffered to endure by reaſon of death &c. 707

7 Chriſt, for that he endureth for euer, hath an euerlaſting prieſthoode &c. 663

7 Our high prieſt had no néede, as thoſe high prieſtes had, firſt to, &c. 373

7 The forerunner is for vsus entred into heauen, after the order of Melchiſedech made a prieſt for euer, &c. 704

8 Becauſe I will be mercifull to their vnrighteouſneſſes, and I will no more, &c. 438

8 Chriſt were no prieſt, if he were on earth, &c. 706

9 Chriſt entred not into y^e Tabernacle made with hands, but into the very, &c. 373. 708

9 If the aſhes of a younge cow ſprinkled, doeth ſanctifie them, &c. 377.

9 Chriſt appeared once before the end of the world, to put away ſinne by offering vp himſelfe, &c. 1094

10 EueryEvery prieſt appeareth daily miniſtring, and oftentimes offereth one maner of offering, &c. 708

10 Chriſt being one onelyonly ſacrifice offered vp for ſinn, …tteth for euer at the right hand of GOD, &c. 569. 1069

10 Ye hauehave néede of patience, that after ye hauehave done the will of God, &c. 469

10 If we ſinne willingly, after we hauehave receiued the knowledge of the trueth, &c. 518

10 Caſt not away your confidence, which hath great recompence of reward, &c. 304

11 Whoſoeuer will come to God muſt beléeue, &c. 1099

11 And all theſe holy fathers, hauing through hope obteined good report, &c. 433

11 They wandered about in ſhéepe ſkinnes, and goate ſkinnes, being, &c. 312

11 Faith is the ſubſtance of things hoped for, the euidence of thinges, &c. 30

11 Theſe through faith did ſubdue kingdomes, wrought righteouſnes, &c. 150

12 Ye are come into the citie of the liuing God, the heauenly Hieruſalem, and to an innumerable companie of Angels, &c. 737

12 God ſpeaketh to you, as to his ſonnes: My ſonne deſpiſe not thou the chaſtening of, &c. 307

12 The fathers of your fleſh, did for a fewe dayes, chaſten you after their owne, &c. 310

12 Ye came not vntounto Mount Sina, to a fire, to a whirlewinde, aſtormie &c. 814

13 To doe good, and to diſtribute forgett not: for with ſuch ſacrifice God is pleaſed, &c. 1125

13 By Chriſt we offer the ſacrifice of praiſe alwayes vntounto God, that is, the fruite of lippes whiche confeſſe his name, &c. 659. 710. 952

13 Hée ſuffered without the gate, and offered himſelfe a liuely and moſt holy ſacrifice, &c. 706

13 Be mindefull of them that are in bonds, as bound with them, &c. 97

13 Wedlock is honourable among all, and the bedd vndefiled, &c. 223. 226. 1132

13 Obey them that hauehave the rule ouer you, and giuegive place vntounto them, &c. 154

13 The bodies of thoſe beaſtes, whoſe bloud is brought into the holy place, &c. 374

¶ Out of the Epiſtle of S. Iames.

1 If any of you lacke wiſedome, let him aſke of God &c. 16. 304

1 EueryEvery good guieing & eueryevery perfect gift, &c. 918

1 Let no mā ſay when he is tempted he is rempted of God, &c. 485

1 For when he is cried, he ſhall receiue the crowne of life, &c. 949

1 Let eueryevery man be ſwift to heare, ſlowe to ſpeake, &c. 238

1 Pure religion and vndefiled before God & the father, &c. 475. 668.

2 Abraham was not iuſtified by faith onelyonly, &c. 465

2 Séeſt thou how faith was made perfect by workes, &c. 461

2 Let him aſke in faith nothing wauering, &c. 922

2 Abraham and we are iuſtified by workes, &c. 28

2 If a brother or ſiſter be naked & deſtitute of daily foode, &c. 97

3 Touching the properties of the tongue, &c. 238

3 For the tongue is a little mēber and boaſteth great things, &c. 319

4 Ye aſke and receiue not, becauſe ye aſke amiſſe, &c. 918

4 There is one law giuer which is able to ſaue and to deſtroy, &c. 905

5 Behold the hyre of labourers, whiche hauehave reaped downe your fields, &c. 272

5 How the faithful ſhould behaue themſelues towards, &c. 1080

5 Confeſſe your ſinnes one to another, and pray one for another, that ye may be healed, &c. 574. 580

5 Ye hauehave liued in pleaſure vppon earth and beene wanton, &c. 299. 300. 509.

5 If any be ſicke amonge you, let him ſend for the elders, &c. 1139

¶ Out of the firſt Epiſtle of S. Peter.

1 YE are redéemed, not with gold and ſiluer, &c. 60. 770

1 We are borne a newe, not of corruptible ſeed, &c 21 827

1 The prophets did ſearch, at what moment or minute of time, the ſpirite, &c. 363

1 Hope perfectly in y^e grace which is brought vntounto you, &c. 305

2 Feare God honour y^e king, 151.

2 Chriſt his owne ſelfe bare oure ſinnes in his body vponupon the, &c. 568

2 Ye are a choſen generation, a royall prieſthood, &c. 1106

2 Chriſtiās are called prieſts. 879

2 As frée, and not as hauing the libertie for a cloake of maliciouſneſſe, &c. 448

2 The foundation of the church is Ch…iſ…, &c. 861

2 Submit your ſelues to all manner ordinance of man, &c. 107

3 The eyes of the Lord are vppon the iuſt, &c. 521

3 Touching the manner and ordering of womens apparel, &c. 239

3 That the Lord went in the ſpirit and preached vntounto the ſpirits, &c. 66

3 Baptiſme ſaueth vsus, not the putting away of the filth of the fleſh, &c. 983. 989

4 Dearely beloued, thincke it not ſtraunge, that ye are tryed with fire, &c. 294

4 Sée that none of you be puniſhed as a murtherer, &c 296

4 As eueryevery man hath receiued the gift, euen ſo miniſter y^• ſame, &c. 905

4 The Goſp…ll was preached alſo to the dead, &c. 765

4 Charitie couereth the multitude of ſinnes &c 584

4 The time is, that iudgment muſt begin at the houſe of God, &c. 298

5 Be ſober and watch, for your aduerſarie the diuel, &c. 749. 751

5 The elders that are among you, I beſéech, &c. 867

¶ Out of the ſecond Epiſtle of S. Peter.

1 THe prophecie came not in old time by y^e will, &c. 10. 26. 717.

1 No prophecie in the ſcripture is of any priuate interpretation. 907

2 God ſpared not the angels whiche ſinned, &c. 745

2 The Lord knoweth how to deliuer his from temptation, &c. 174

2 There were falſe Prophetes among the people, euen as, &c. 587

2 Theſe are wells without water, &c. 449

3 In the Epiſtles of Paule many things are hard to be vnderſtood, &c. 23. 24

¶ Out of the Epiſtle of S. Iude.

THe Angels which kept not their firſt eſtate, &c. 745

Iude ſaith that the Angel fought w^t Sathan the diuel, &c. 747

¶ Out of the f…ſt Epiſtle of S. Iohn.

1 That which we hauehave ſéene and heard we declare vntounto you 81

1 The bloud of Ieſus Chriſt clenſeth vsus from eueryevery ſinne, &c. 82. 552

2 If we ſay we hauehave no ſinne, wée deceiue, &c. 401. 496. 917

2 They went out from vsus, but they were none of vsus, &c. 604. 819. 820.

2 Annoynting & annoynted, &c. 180

2 And the annoynting whiche ye hauehave receiued of him, &c. 707. 726

2 By this we know that he dwelleth in vsus by the ſpirit that he gaue, &c. 825

2 My babes, theſe thinges write I vntounto you, &c. 664

2 If any man louelove the world, the louelove of the father is not in him, &c. 482. 483

2 Who is a lyar, but hee that denieth that Ieſus is Chriſt? &c. 629

3 Now are we the ſonnes of god, and yet it doth not appeare, &c. 727

3 We knowe that when he appeareth, we ſhal be like vntounto him. 608

3 If we receiue y^• witneſſe of men, &c. 550

3 Who ſo hath this worlds good, & ſéeth his brother hauehave, &c. 289. 1124

3 He that committeth ſinne, is of the diuel, &c. 485

3 My babes, let vsus not louelove in word nor in tongue, but in déede. 96.

4 Beléeue not eueryevery ſpirite, but try the ſpirites, &c. 715. 839

4 Whoſoeuer cōfeſſeth that Ieſus is the ſonne of God, &c. 463. 825

4 EueryEvery one that loueth him that begat, &c. 55. 826

4 By this we know his louelove, becauſe he gaue his life, &c. 150. 825

4 EueryEvery ſpirite that confeſſeth that Ieſus Chriſt is come in the fleſh, is of God, &c. 688

4 Little children, ye are of God, and hauehave ouercome in you, &c. 727

4 God is louelove, & he that dwelleth in louelove dwelleth in God &c. 825

5 If any man ſée his brother ſinne a ſinne which is vntounto death, &c. 519

5 He that beléeueth not God, maketh him a lyar, &c. 48

5 For all that is borne of God, ouercommeth the world, &c. 54. 709

5 This is the louelove of God that we kéepe his commaundements. 409

5 And this is the confidence y^t we hauehave in him, that if we aſke, &c. 54

¶ Out of the Apocalypſe of S. Iohn.

1 FEare not, I am the firſt and the laſt, &c. 836

1 I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, &c. 608

1 Ieſus Chriſt, prince of the kings of the earth, loued vsus, &c. 708

1 Iohn was baniſhed into y^e Iſle of …, &c. 873

2 Remember from whence thou art fallen, &c. 593

2 To him that ouercometh I will giuegive to eate, &c. 863

3 Theſe things ſaith he that is holy and true, &c. 836

4 And I ſaw another angel flying through y^e middſt of heauen, &c. 653

6 Howe long … thou Lord, which art holy & true, &c. 757. 766

7 After this I …awe, and behold a great companie, &c. 813

14 And I heard a voyce from heauen, ſaying vntounto me, Write, Bleſſed are the dead, &c. 780

17 Great Babylon the mother of whoredomes, &c. 869

18 Go out of her my people, &c 859

19 And I fell downe before y^e fée…e of the angel, to worſhip him, &c 653

21 The fearefull, and vnbeléeuing, and the abhominable, and murtherers, &c. 655

22 And after I had heard and ſéene I fell downe to worſhip, &c. 653

22 Sée thou do it not, for I am thy fellow ſeruaunt, &c. 743. 842. 890