The Scepter of Judah, Table of contents
An Alphabet Table of the principal things in this booke contained: ſhewing both the Section, and letter, where the things ſpecified are to be found.
AAron, and his ſons conſecrated, 36.6.
Aaron, and his ſons charged with covering the ark, 38.q.
Want of Abilitie conſidered, 22.g.
Abiram: ſee diſobedience, e.
Abuſing: ſee trust.
Achams covetouſnes puniſhed, 12.e.
Accuſation: ſee witneſſes, e. The Levites Admitted to their charge, 37.d.
Adminiſtration: ſee wine.
Adulterie, death to both the parties, 59.a.b.
Adulterie, not only in the married, but alſo in the betrothed, 59.a.b.
Adulterie: ſee purging, l.
Aegypt: ſee king, h.
For the love and care of Aequitie that by instinct of nature is given: ſee government.
Afflicting of our ſelves inioined, 43.t.
Afflicting: ſee reconciliation, t.
The Aged to be reverenced, 25.d.
The Altar of timber work, 32.b.2.
The braſen Altar for ſacrifice, 33.i. With the implements therof, n.
An Altar in the holie place, 32.x.
The Altar placed, 32.f.2.
The uſe of the Altar, 32.e.2.
The Amalekites troubled the children of Iſrael and had the woorst, 54, i-l
The Iſraelites were willed to avenge themſelves of the Amalekites, 54.o.
The Amalekites deſtroied by Saul, 54.p.
The Lord hath war with the Amalekites for ever, 54.n.
Amalekites: ſee praier, l.
Ammorites denie Iſrael to paſſe thorough their countrie in peaceable maner, 54.y.
Ammorites deſtroied, 54.x, y.
Apoſtacie provided for, 55. Man forbidden to go in womans Apparel, 27.f.
The Apparel for the high preest, 35.l.
Apparel of the inferior preests, 35.y.
Apparel proper to one ſex, in no wiſe to be worn of the other. 27.f.
Arad a king of the Canaanites, 54.u.
The Ark of timber work, 32.g.2.
The Ark overlaid within and without with beaten gold, 32.g.2.
The Ark was placed in the inmost or most holie place, 32.g.2.
The Ark was to be covered by Aaron and his ſons, 38.q.
The preests commanded to bear the Ark, 38.n.
Ark of testimonie why ſo called, 32.i.2.
In what maner the Ark remooved, 34.m.
When it was to be ſet down again: and Moſes praier withal. 34.x.
The people of Iſrael divided into four ſeveral Armies, 34.o.
Aſhpans: ſee implements for the braſen altar.
The Attire of the high preests head, 35.x.
Attonement made once in the yeer in the most holie place, and in what maner, 43.
When the general Attonement was done, 40.y.
To make Attonement and bleſſe the people, 38.e.
The children of Iſrael are willed to be Avenged on the Amalekites, 54, o.
Authoritie: ſee government, magistrates, and Moſes.
B.
HOw their bread might be Baked, 39.g.
Balaam an il counſeler to the Madianites, and Moabites against Iſrael, 54.ſ.
Balaam deſtroïed, 54.t.
Bars for the altar, table, and ark, 32.l.2.
Bars for the boords of the tabernacle, 32.l.
Bars overlaid with beaten gold, 32.m.
In what ſort to go to Battel, 54.a, b.
When they were to ioin Battel the preest had to incourage the armie, 54.e.
Beaſts, birds, and fiſhes forbidden and made unclean, 30.b.
What Beaſts they might offer in their ſacrifice, 39.b.
A iust man regardeth the life of his Beaſt.25.g.
Beaſt: ſee one.
Beating a man, ſo that for a time he lay by reaſon of it, how it was puniſhed. 58.k.
Bench of elders: ſee elders.
Betrothing accounted in ſome caſe as marriage, 59.b.
Betrothed: ſee raviſh.
Betrothed: ſee fornication, k.
Blaſphemie puniſhed with death, 56.e.f.
A beast with a Blemiſh not to be offered, 23.e. nor to ſtand for a vow, f.o.
None of the ſeed of Aaron having a Blemiſh might be preest, 23.ſ.
To Bleſſe the people: ſee attonement, e.
Bleſſednes to thoſe that keep the law, 22.n.
The Blood & fat forbidden, 30.c.
Blood not purged, but by blood again, 58.b.
Blowing of trumpets aſſigned to the firſt day of everie monethmonth, 40.e.
Blowing trumpets: ſee ſeventh, l.
Bondmen allowed, 19.
Great libertie over Bond ſervants, 19.d.
Stealing of men, and ſeling them for Bondmen, death, 60.d.
A Bondman, 16.b.c.
Fornication with a Bondmaid though ſhe were betrothed, puniſhed but with beating, 59.l.
An Hebru might be a Bond to them but ſix yeers, 19.a.
Bondman: ſee maiming, m.
Bondmaid: ſee fornication.
Bondmen: ſee 50. yeer.
Bondſervant: ſee ſlaieng, g.
Bondſlave: ſee theefe, c.
The Boords of the tabernacle an handful thik overlaid with gold, 32.f.g.m. and how broad and long they were, h.
Borrowed: ſee goods, l.
Borrowed: ſee oth, h.
Braſen altar: ſee altar.
What Bread was given to the conſecrated offering: ſee fleſh.
The Bread of the meat offering: ſee unlevened.
The Bredth of the tabernacle, 32.e.
Breeches ordained both for the high preest and inferior, 35.z.
The Breſtplate or tablet of the high preeſt, 35.r-u.
Brethren and ſtrangers: ſee ſeventh, d.
Buggerie, death to both the parties, whether man or beast, 59.i.
Buggerie: ſee man.
The Levites appointed to the building of the temple, 38.f.2.
The age of the Levites appointed for Burdens, 38.c.2
The Burnt offering at the conſecration of the preest, 26.f.
Burnt offering for the Levites: ſee ſeparation.
The Burnt offering for the people: ſee whole people.
C.
CAkes: ſee form of bread. How the Leuites Camped about the tabernacle, 34 a-g.
How the tribe of Iſrael Camped about the tabernacle, 34.i-l.
Candleſtik, 32.n.2.
The Candleſtik of beaten gold, 32.a.2.
The place of the Candleſtik, 32.f.2.
The uſe of the Candleſtik, 32 d.2.
The Canaanites came foorth againſt Iſrael in the wildernes, and are overthrown, 54.u.
Nothing to do with the Canaanites, 11.b.
The Canaanites ſpared, 12.i.k.l.
Canaanites to be utterly deſtroied, 54.g.
Chance-medley, death in one caſe, 58.e.
Chance-medley: ſee manſlaughter.
Chariots allowed the Gerſhonites, and Merorites for bearing, 38.d.2.
Cherubs on the lid of the ark, 32.h.2.
Childe: ſee father.
Children appertain to the covenant, 31.h.
To make their Children go thorough the fire, forbidden, 22.t.
A comfortable expectatiō of Chriſt, 31. before, a.2.
The whole Church may er, 44.
The matter of Circumciſion, 31.d.
The meaning of Circumciſion, 31.f.
Circumciſion, to whom and when it was given, 31.c.
When Circumciſion was to be ministred, 31.e.
The eight day appointed for Circumciſion, 31. after, h.
That al ſhuld be Circumciſed, 31.i.
The Levites Cities, 15.c.
Cities of refuge, 58.c.d.
Citie: ſee ſlaughter, f.
None but the Clean might ſacrifice, 35.b.
Clean: ſee ſprinkle.
The preests to be Clenſed before they offer, 35.
The uſual Clothing of the high preest, 35.m.
The uſe of the Cloud, 34.m.
Cloud: ſee rested.
A breefe expoſition of the ten Commandements, 20.
A larger expoſition of the ten Commandements, 21-30.
Conceal: ſee truth, a.
The Confirmation of the preests ministration, 36.q.
Who were repelled from the Congregation. 23.c
Congregation: ſee ſacrifice, 44.
Taking away of Conſecrate or holie things, as firſt-fruits, tithes, and ſuch like to be purged by ſacrifice, though it were but ignorantly or unwittingly done, 47.e.
The maner of Conſecrating the Levites, 37.a.
At the Conſecration of the preests what Moſes ſhould have in a readines, 36.a.
To be Content with the estate that God doth give: ſee covet.
How long the ſacrifice of conſecration for Aaron & his ſons was to Continu, 36.k.
Matters of Controverſie brought to the high preest and cheefe magiſtrate, 38.k.
Carnal Copulation with beasts forbidden. 27.c.
Corah: ſee diſobedience. e.
Cords of the ſanctuarie, 33.h.
The Covering that was inmost of al, 32.o.
The ſecond Covering, 32.p.
The third Covering, 32.i.
Not to Covet. 30.a.
The Court of the tabernacle ſquare, 33.a.
Curſing father or mother death, 57.b.
Curtain of the tabernacle: ſee covering.
D.
DAily ſacrifice again: ſee ſacrifice, a.
The daily ſacrifice of the morning, 36.m.
A Damage or wrong wittingly done to be made up with the best of his own, 60.e.f.
Damage or wrong diverſly done, 60. after. d.
Damage done for want of heed taking, how to be puniſhed, 60.g.
A ſecret Damage or hurt how to be anſwered, 60.m.
Dan the gathering host, 34.q.
Dan where he camped: ſee Camped.
Dathan: ſee diſobedience, e. Not to curſe the Deafe, 26.g.
Falſe Dealing: ſee ſtealing.
Debts and debtors: ſee ſeventh.
Defraud: ſee oppreſſe.
Delay: ſee vow, m.
To Denie a thing committed to his trust, purged by ſacrifice, 46.f.
Denieng or forſwearing a thing found, purged by ſacrifice, 46.f.
Deſtroy by war: ſee Canaanites and forrein cities.
Diſhes pertaining to the table, 32.m.2.
Diſobedience to authoritie puniſhed with death, 52, o.
For Diſobedience to authoritie a ſtrange & great execution done, on Corah, Dathan, Abiram and others, 57.e.
Diſobedience: ſee authoritie.
Diſobedience: ſee father. c The Diſtribution of the land among the tribes, 14.
Divels: ſee offering, ſ.
Divorſe in ſom caſes permitted, 27.b.2.
Divorſe: ſee marriage, h.
Dog: ſee vile thing.
Drunkards or riotous perſons that wil not be ruiled by their parent calling from it, to be put to death, 57.c.
E.
EAſement ſo to be done as ſhould annoy none, 23.i.
Eaſement done to the noiance of others offendeth God alſo, 23.i
Eaſement ſo to be done, as that therin alſo it may appeer that we reverence others, 25.e.
Eaſter the first of their yeerly feasts, 40.k.
The ſolemnitie of Eaſter, 40.k.l.
A ſheafe of new corn to be offered at Eaſter, 40.o.
Certain things forbid to be Eaten, 30.b. alſo blood, fat, and ſuch as died alone, c.d.
No beast to be offered under Eight dais old, 39, d.
A bench of Elders appointed upon the complaint of Moſes, 50.m.n.o.
Enimies to good uſe, 12.m.
Aaron and his ſons Entered into their office the eight day, 36.l.
Of their Entrie into the land, 11.
Entrie into the court at the west end, 33.f.
Ephod: ſee upmost garment.
The Exerciſe of the ſabbath: ſee ſabbath.
Eie for eie; tooth for tooth, &c. 58.i.
Eie for eie: ſee witnes, a.
F.
FAt forbid: ſee blood.
Faiſe ſwearing puniſhed by a ſacrifice, 46.f.
Familiars: ſee witches.
The Families of Levie, 38.t.
Father and mother to be honored, 20. & 25.
Refuſing to be ruled by Father or mother to be puniſhed with death, 57.c.
Not to marrie the Fathers wife, 25.b.
The Father not to die for the offence of the childe, nor the childe for the father, 25.f.
Fatherles: ſee hard-dealing. Not to Fear though their enimies be many, 54.a.
When they go to war to ſend away ſuch as are Fearful, 54.a.
Of their ſolemn Feaſts and times, 40.
Their Feaſt lasted ſeven dais togither, 40.p.
Everie Feaſt had his proper ſacrifice, 42.f, u.
Fire was first ſent down to conſume the ſacrifice. 36.q
Fighting: ſee beating.
Fighting: ſee hurting.
Fighting: ſee maiming.
A Fift part more to be added for an iniurie done, 60.m.
A Fift part more to be added for taking away of holie things, 47.e.
Fift part: ſee owner.
The ſolemnitie of the Fiftith yeer, 41.
In the Fiftith yeer the land ſhould rest, as in the ſeventh, 41.k, l.
In the Fiftith yeer freedom was granted to al: and everie one might return to their ancient inheritance, 41.m.n.
The freedom of the Fiftith yeer, 30.f.
The Fiftith yeer how it ſhould be proclaimed, 41.h
Firſt born exempted to keep in memorie how the Lord ſpared them when he deſtroied the firſt born of Aegypt, 21.m.n.
Firſt born of man, 21.f.
Firſt born of ſuch things as were clean, 21.h.k.
Firſt born of ſuch things as were unclean, 21.i.or had deformitie, k.
Firſt born: ſee Levites, n.
The Firſt day of everie monethmonth rekoned among other ſolemn feasts, 40.f.
The Firſt day of the monethmonth: ſee new moone.
Firſt fruits ordained & why, 21.o. and of what things they ſhould be offered, p, q.
At the offering of their Firſt fruits, how they ſhuld acknowledge the goodnes of the Lord withal, 21.ſ.
How careful they ſhuld be truly to bring their Firſt fruits to the Lord, 21.r.
Firſt fruits: ſee conſecrate.
Certain portions of the Fleſh of the ſacrifice given to the preests, 36.i.
How the preests ſhould uſe the Fleſh of the ſacrifice.
Fleſh: ſee ſacrifice, d.
Flowers: ſee fluers.
Fluers token of maidenhead, 59.o.
To lie with a woman in hir Fluers forbidden. 27.g. and puniſhed by death to both the parties, 59.e.
Flieng of birds: ſee prognosticate.
Fornication with a ſingle woman unbetrothed how it is puniſhed, 59.k.
Fornication with a bondmaid, how puniſhed, 59.l.
Fornication: ſee whoordom.
Forrein cities not to be ſo clean destroied, as the cities of Canaan, 54.h.
Forſwearing: ſee denieng. Things Found ought to be restored again, 28.f.
Found: ſee denieng.
A Frame for lights in the holie place: ſee candleſtik.
Freedom: ſee fiftith, n. and maiming.
Frindges: ſee law, m.
That there ſhould be poore in the land it hindereth not the Fruitfulnes of it, for that povertie may ariſe of other cauſes than of the hardnes of the land, 10.
Fruits of their trees forbidden the first four yeers, 30.g.
Fruits not to be gathered over neer, 28.i.
Fruit trees not to be cut down in a ſeege, 54.f.
Hurt by Fire negligently. kindled, how to be anſwered, 60.i.
Fire: ſee hurt. i.
G.
GAin of whoordom not to be offered vntounto the Lord, 23.l.
The holie Garments of the high preeſt put on when he began the reconciliation, and put off again when he had done, 43.b, z.
The lake or ſea Genaſareth, 7.
The Gerah, 21.f.g.
Peace made with the Gibeonites, 12.f.
To ſpeak to the people in the name of other Gods, death, 59.g.
To have no Gods but the Lord alone, 21.a.
Goods delivered of trust afterward wanting how to be anſwered, 60.k.
Goods hired & miſcarieng not to be anſwered, 60.l.
Goods borrowed and miſcarieng, how to be anſwered, 60.l.
What Government ther is in men by inſtinct of nature, only appeereth by certain ſpecial examples that have been, & by the rules of aequitie that they have ſet down, 3.
What Government is in other creatures by instinct of nature appeereth by that they detest violence, and for that many of thē have a kind of government among them, 3.
By ſuch natural instinct neither have we ſufficient understanding to right Government, neither inclination unto it, ſ.
Such natural instinct of Government is left to the glorie of God, and for the preſervation of the kinds that God hath ordained, 4.
A ſufficient Government promiſed to Iudah, 51.e, f.
What rules of Government were to their governors appointed, 52.
What Governors were erected among the Iſraelites, 50.
H.
AN Hanging for the entrie of the tabernacle, 32.ſ.
Hang long: ſee ſuits.
Hangings of the court, 33, b
Hangings of the entrie to the court, 33.q.
Hangings allotted to the Gerſhonites to carie, 38.a.2
Hard cauſes in iudgement to be referred to the preest togither with the civil magistrate, 52.n.o.
Hard dealing forbidden with ſtrangers, widows, fatherles, and poore, 26.f.
Harlot: ſee maid, g.
An Heatheniſh woman not to be married to an Iſraelite, but upon divers ceremonies of purging first, 23.h.
Hebru: ſee bondman. a.
An Herem what it is, 23.p.
Herem: ſee Iericho.
An Herem might not be redeemed nor kept bak, 23.p.
Of the High preest, 35.k-x. & 38.
The High preest how he ſhould marrie, 23.t.
The High preest might not mourn for any, 23.x..
The High precst onlie might offer the proper ſacrifice that did belong to the day of reconciliation, 43.a.
The High preest must offer for himſelfe before he offered for others, 43.c.
The High preest entreth into the holie place alone, 43.l.
Apparel of the High preest, 35.l-x.
Of the Holie and most holie place, 32.u.
Taking away of Holie things how to be purged, 47.e.
Holines unto the Lord, 35.x. What kind of Homage they were taught to do, 17.e.
Horſes: ſee king, i.2.
Gathering Hoſt: ſee Dan.
Houſes: ſee redeem.
Hurting of a woman with child by two that are fighting togither, how it is puniſhed, 58.l.
The like Hurt that one doth to another, to be inflicted upon themſelves, 58.i.
Hurt: ſee damage, m. and wrong, f, g.
Husband hating and ſlandering his wife: ſee whoore, o
Husband: ſee ſlandering, b.
Hire: ſee goods, l.
I.
IDolatie commanded to be destroied, 11.b.
Of what idols and Idolatrie we ſhould take ſpecial heed, 21.c.
How zealouſly they were bound to destroy Idolatrie, 21.c, d.
Idolatrie angreth the Lord, 54.t.
Any citie that ſhould ſet up Idolatrie to be deſtroied, 55.a.
Idolatrie to the golden calfe in the wildernes puniſhed by the death of 3000. perſons, 55.b-d.
Idolatrie to Baal-Peor puniſhed by the death of 24000. perſons, 55.e.
To commit Idolatrie, death, 56.b.
To intice to Idolatrie, death, 56.b.
To have no names of Idols in our mouths, 20.b.
The Idols of Canaan ſpecially forbidden, 22.p.
Al other Idols likewiſe generally, 22.q.
When the huſband is Ielous how the wife is to purge hirſelfe, 59.n.
Ielouſie how to be taken away, 53.l.
Iericho made an Herem, or utterly abandoned, 23.q.
Ignorance dangerous in the iudgement of God, 44.
Ignorance: ſee ſacrifice, 47.
In things committed to cuſtodie and lost, borrowed, and hurt, a man had to purge himſelfe by his oth, 53.g, h.
Incenſe: ſee perfume. O. 3.
Incenſe cups, 32.m.2.
Inceſt what it is, 54.d.
Inceſt death to both the offenders, 59.d.
One kind of Inceſt ſuch as the parties offending therinſhuld be brent, 69.d
Inferior preests, 35.k.
Inferior preeſts apparel, 35.y
Inferior preests dutie or charge. 38.m-ſ.
Inhaeritance how to deſcend 17.a.
Inhęritance not to be put away abſolutely, 22.y.
Inhaeritance: ſee fiftith, m.
Injurie: ſee fift part, m.
Diligent Inquirie to be made, 53.a, b.
To Inſtruct the people in their dutie, 38.f.
The river Iordan, 7.
Of the Iubile or fiftith yeer, 41.h, n.
At the Iubile lands return again, 18.a.41.n.
Iubile: ſee fiftith.
Iubile: ſee lands.
Iudah promiſed a ſpecial government, 52.e.
Iudges & officers in al their cities to minister iust iudgment unto them, 51.a.
Iudgement of the leproſie, 38.h.
In hard cauſes of Iudgement the prieſt was put in authoritie with the ſoveraign magistrate, 52.n, o.
Iuſtice to be executed: ſee magistrates, a.
K.
KEep long: ſee ſacrifice, d.
Killing: ſee ſlaieng.
Kindling of fire negligently, 60.i.
Kindling of a fire not allowed on the ſabbath day, 24, d
Kindred: ſee married, i.
It was permitted unto thē to chooſe a King if needs they would, 51.l.
A King ſet up among the people, 51.m.
A King might never bring the people bak to Aegypt again, 52.h.
A King may not inordinately lean to his earthly power providing many horſes or much treaſure: he must moderate himſelfe in his pleaſures, and not exalt himſelfe above his brethren, 52.i.2.
King: ſee government, o.
King: ſee ſoveraign.
The government of Iſrael without a King yet never theles had the maieſtie of a glorious kingdom. 51.o.
Kings, 31. destroied, 12.g.
The Kingdom afterwards divided, and ſo two kings at once ruling among them, 51.n.
The preests ought to have a ſpecial care to increaſe in Knowledge & zeal, 38.g
To maintain the Knowledge of the law: ſee law. Where the Koathites camped, 34.b.
How the Koathites marched, 34.ſ.
The bearing of the ark, & the most holie things the ſpecial charge of the Koathites 38.z.
L.
THe paſcal Lamb received every yeer once, 31.r.
The blood of the Lamb taken in a baſon ſprinkled, 31.m, y.
The carcaſe of the Lamb was rosted whole, 31.n.
Our paſcal Lamb Ieſus Christ, 31.a.2.
The deſcription of the Land of Canaan, 7-10.
The names of the Land 8. Palaeſtine a; the land of Canaā, b. the holy land, a.2 The bounds of the Land, 7.a.
The Land divided, 8. By the tribes, c. Into two kingdoms, e. Into four principal parts, g.
It was a very fruitful Land, 9.
Land to be ſeveral, 17.g.
Land to lie cōmon and to reſt every ſeventh yeer, 17.f.
Forbidden to remoove Land marks, 28.b.
In what maner Lands ſhould deſcend, 17.b, c.
Lands might not be ſold for ever, 22.y.
Returning of Land, 50.y.
The Land defiled by blood til the offender be puniſhed 58.b.
How to redeem Lands ſold or vowed to the Lord, 18.c, d, e.
The Laver of braſſe, and the uſe of it, 33.o.
The place of the braſen Laver, 33.o.
The excellencie of the Law, 22.k.
Defects of nature holpen by the Law among the Iſraelites, 6.
Acurſing to thoſe that do not obſerve the Law, 22.o
The Law to be bound to their hands, 24.l.
Frindges and ribands appointed to put thē in mind to obſerve the Law, 24.m
The Law to be written on ſtones, and in their houſes, 24.i, k.
A king must be a diligent reader of the Law and do accordingly, 52.h.
Al were to hear the Law everie ſeventh yeer, at the feast of tabernacles, 41.e.
They ſhuld teach the Law to their children, 24.n.
Law: ſee magistrate.
Leven might not be brent in ſacrifice, 49.g.
Levened bread in peace offerings: and to what uſe, 49.f, g, h. & 39.f.
The Length of the hanging of the court, 33.c.
The Length of the tabernacle, 32.e.
The Length of the braſen altar, 33.l.
Of whom Leproſie is to be iudged: ſee iudgement.
Levi the great ancestor of the Levites had three ſons, Gerſhon, Kohath, and Merari, of whom came the families of the Levites 38.f.
Levi taken out from the rest to the ministerie, 13.e.
The Levites taken out for the first-born of the people 21.n.
The Levites an heave offering of the firſtborn, 37.ſ
Levites tithed to the preests, 16.b.
The Levites had the ordinarie ſervice of the tabernacle, 35.f.
What portion was allowed to the Levites, 15.
Levites poſſeſſions not to be aliened, 23.z.
Marching of the Levites, 4.r.
How David did appoint the Levites, 38.e.2.
The work of the Levites after the building of the temple: ſee ſervice, g.2.
The Levites conſecrated: ſee conſecrating, a.
Levites: ſee placed.
That the Lord was their cheefe Lord, how it was taught them, by ceremonies, and ſervices, 21. after, d.
Al maner of Lieng forbidden, 29.b.
M.
MAgiſtrates had to execute iustice, and to rebuke offenders, 52.a.
Magiſtrates must diligently hear and rightly determine, 52.k, l. Nor take rewards, m.
Ioſuah being made a Magiſtrate was ſtreightly charged to ſtudie the law, 52.l.
Inferior Magiſtrates in hard caſes to reſort to their ſuperior, 52.k, n.
The proper ſacrifice of a Magiſtrate for ſin done of ignorance, 47.a.
Magiſtrates: ſee ſuperiors, c. Cheefe Magiſtrate: ſee controverſie, k.
A woman taken in marriage for a Maid, & afterward found an harlot, to be put to death at hir fathers doore, 59.g.
The high preest might marrie none but a Maid, 23.t.
The father was to keep, & bring foorth (if need required) the tokens of his daughters Maidenhead, 59.o.
Maidenhead: ſee fluers, o.
Maiming how it was puniſhed, 58.i.
Maiming the bōdman made him free, 58.m.
Males: ſee tabernacles.g. Secret Malice forbidden, 26, b.
Copulation of Man with man forbidden, 27.d.
Man may not go in womans apparel, 27.f.
Manſlaughter or chancemedley, how it was provided for, 58.c, d, e.
How the Iſraelites Marched in the wildernes, 34.o.
Marie: ſee Miriam.
Degrees in Marriage forbidden, 27.g.
New Married folk ſpared from the wars for one yeer, 27.c.
To Marrie with his next kinſwoman, 27.i.
Not to Marrie hir that he had divorced. 27.h.
Marrie: ſee fathers wife.
Marrie: ſee heatheniſh.
Marrie: ſee high preest, and preests.
Meat offering what it is, 42.c.
What was to be offered in the Meat offering, 39.b.
Meat offering: ſee ſalt, d.
The Merarites bare the timber work of the tabernacle, 38.b.2.
Merarites camped on the north ſide of the tabernacle, 34.f.
The number of the Merarites, 34.g.
Madianites trouble Iſrael, 54.q, r.
Madianites destroied, 54.t.
To Mingle divers kinds, forbidden. 30.h.
The Miniſtration of the preests: ſee confirmed.
To what tribe the Miniſterie of the tabernacle did belong, 35.d.
Miriam or Marie puniſhed with leproſie, for making quaestion of the authoritie of Moſes, 57.d.
How ſharply they are to be puniſhed, that Moleſt the people of God, 54.m-p.
Moloch: ſee ſeed.
The preests in one caſe forbidden to Moorn for their brethren, which was otherwiſe permitted unto them, 23.z.
Nature preferred before civil dutie in Moorning, 23.y.
Moorning as the heathen, forbidden, 23.g.
Moorn: ſee high preest.
Morning ſacrifice: ſee dailie.
Mother in law: ſee fathers wife, b.
Mortaſſes: ſee ſockets.
Mortification of the fleſh, 31.g.
Moſes the Iſraelites cheefe governor, 50.a.
How Moſes began to take the government on him, 50.b, c.
In what ſort Moſes came to the place of government 50.a-h.
Moſes did al himſelfe alone at the first, 50.i. but.
Moſes government for a time interrupted, 50.d.
Moſes and Aaron camped at the east end of the tabernacle, 34.a.
The Moſt holie things allotted to the Koathites: ſee Koathites.
Mourn: ſee moorn.
Murder forbidden, 26.a.
What is Murder, 58.a.
Murder puniſhed with death, 58, a.
A Murderer might not be pardoned, 58.b.
Murder: ſee purging, k.
Murder: ſee ſlaughter, f.
N.
NOt to pollute the Name of God, 23.a.
Names: ſee Idols.
Nature or natural instinct to aequitie: ſee government.
Nature: ſee moorning.
Of the Nazarite, and the ceremonies that to him belonged, 23.
The tribe of Levie Neerer to the ſanctuarie than the rest of the people, 38.h
Nephthalies camping: ſee camping.
The New moon (being the first day of the monethmonth received among their festival dais, 40.d.
The New moone had a ſpecial ſacrifice, 40.c.
The Number of every tribe as they cāped about the tabernacle and marched in their array, 34.
O.
OBſervation oftentimes forbidden, 22.u.
Offer: ſee ſacrifice.
Offering unto devils forbidden, 22.ſ.
Offered: ſee blemiſh, and vile thing.
One: ſee witnes, 5.d.
One mans beaſt ſlaieng another, 60.h.
Thoſe that Oppreſſe others by fraud, robberie, or violence, how they had to amend it, 46.f, g.
Original ſin: ſee ſacrifice, 48.
Trial by Othes allowed in matters of iudgment, 33.g
A man might be purged by his own Oth, 53.i.
Oth: ſee goods, k.
The Owner might not have his vowed things, but by adding a fift part more, 22.i.
A goring Ox, 58.h.
The laboring Ox to be regarded, 25.f.
P.
PArdon: ſee murder, b.
Parents to be honored, 25, a.
The institution and ceremonies of the paſouer or Paſcal lamb 31.a, b, k-a.2
The ſolemnitie or maner of the feast of Easter or the Paſcal lamb, 40.k-r.
Paſ-over: ſee paſcal.
Paſſengers might eat of other mens fruits, but carie none away, 17.i.& 22.x.
Eating the paſover, we must be like Paſſengers 31.p.
Peace to be offered, first before they gave battel, 54.c
Ʋpon refuſal of Peace they had to give battel, 54.d.
Of Peace offerings, the varietie, and nature of them, 49.
The Peace offering for the people: ſee whole.
Of the feast of Pentecoſt 40.ſ.
A ſpecial ſacrifice for the feast of Pentecoſt on the behalfe of the whole people, 40.t.
The burning of Perfume, or incenſe unto the Lord, 32.e.2. & 38.c.
No reſpect of Perſons, 2.b.
To erect a Piller to looke upon, forbidden, 22.r.
Pillers of the court, 33.d.
Braſen Pins for the ſanctuarie, 33.h.
A Pit opened, and not ſhut again, 60.g.
The Pitching of the people, 34.z.
The Levites Placed in the land ſo that they might teach, 38.y.
Pleaſures: ſee king, h.
Not to take a Pledge that may not wel be ſpared, 26.d.
Not to take a Pledge inordinately or greedily, 26.e.
Polluted: ſee unclean.
To help the Poore, 28.g. A more ſpecial care for the Poore the third yeer, 41.a.
Poore: ſee hard dealing.
The Portion of the preeſts 16.
Povertie whence it may ariſe, 10.
The Povertie of a man provided for in bringing his ſacrifice, 46.b.
The Amalekites overthrown by Moſes Praier, 54.l, m.
The Price or redemption of man, 22.f, g.
Pride: ſee king, h.
Of Preeſt & Preeſthood 35-38. Of their apparel: & firſt of the High Preeſt 35.l-x. Then for the inferior Preeſts, y.z. Of their conſecration, 36. And of their proper function, 38.
Succeſſion of the Preeſthood appointed to one familie, 35.g.
First fruits the portion of the Preeſts. 16.e, f.
Blemiſhed perſons of the ſeed of Aaron excluded the office of Preeſthood, but not their maintenance, 23,ſ.
How both the High and inferior Preeſts ſhuld marie, 23.t, u.
The High Preeſt might not moorn, 23.x.
For whom the inferior Preeſts might moorn, 23.y.
The Preeſt in ſom caſes appointed to civil cauſes, togither with the civil magistrate, 52.n, o.
The proper ſacrifice of a Preeſt for a ſin of ignorance, 47.a.
Of things to be redeemed, the Preeſt must ſet the price, 22.h.
The daughter of a Preeſt plaieng the whoore to be brent, 59.h.
Preeſt: ſee battel, l.
Preeſt: ſee wine.
The proper ſacrifice of a Private perſon, for ſin of ignorance, 47.a.
Privie members: ſee ſhameleſſe.
Great Promiſes made to Iſrael, 51.c, d.
To Prognoſticate or to geſſe before-hand of the ſucceſſe of any matter, by luckines of dais, or ſeaſons, or by the flieng of birds, or ſuch like, forbidden, 22.u.
The people ſhould never want a Prophet, 22.l, m.51.h.
A falſe Prophet to be put to death, 56.b.
In time of Proſperitie to take heed eſpecially that then we forget not God, 24.o.
How hard it is in Proſperitie to ſtand in the fear of God, 24.p.
A notable Proteſtation for the tru paiment of tithes: ſee tithes.
Purging of ſuſpicion of murder, 53.k.
Purging of ſuſpicion of adulterie, 53.l.
Purge: ſee ielous, n.
Purged: ſee oth, i.
Of Purification, and the meaning of it, 48.
The ceremonie of Purifieng eaſier for a man child than for a woman child, 48.c.
R.
RAhab ſpared, 12.d.
Rape or raviſhing, death to the partie that forceth, 59, c.f.
Raſh: ſee vow, a.
Of the feast of Reconciliation, 40.x.
While the preest doth make the Reconciliation, the people are to ſorrow for their ſins, 43.t.
The day of Reconciliation, a day of affliction, but ſomtimes ioy withal, 41.i.
The peoples exerciſe on the day of Reconciliation, 40.z.
That the force of Reconciliation is not in the merit of man. 35. after, g.
Reconciliation: ſee ſacrifice.
Reconciliation day: ſee ſeventh, i, m, n.
Of the Red cow, 45.
Redeeming of the firſtborn, 21.f, i.
No lands to be ſold without clauſe of Redemption, 18.b.
How to Redeem houſes, 18.f-i.
Redeemed: ſee Herem.
Refuge: ſee cities, c.
What is the effect or ſum of al Religion, 20.a-k.
Religion: ſee venturous.
Moſes praier at the Removing of the ark, 34.n.
Remooving: ſee marched, o To Repair to the place that the Lord had choſen. 40.m.
Reſpect: ſee perſons.
Sabbath day a Reſt day, 24.a, f.
The Reſt of the ſabbath ſhould be an holie rest, 24.a, b.
The armies Reſted not til the cloud did ſtay, 34.u.
Reſtitution to be made for iniuries done, 46.f, g.
Reſtitution to be made for taking away holie things ignorantly, 47.e.
To whom Reſtitution is du, 28. after, f. & 46.i.
Return: ſee ſetting down of the ark.
We ought to Reverence ech other as his place requireth, 25. before, a.
Rewards do blind the eies of the magistrate, 52.m.
Right of any not to be hindered, 52.c.
Rings for the table, 32.l.2.
Rings for the altar, 32.l.2.
Rings for the ark, 32, l.2.
Rings overlaid with beaten gold, 32.m.
Riotous perſons. ſee drunkards.
The ſeveral Rites of the offerings for the people, 36.p.
Robberie: ſee wrong, and oppreſſe.
The Roofe of the tabernacle, 32.d.
Ruben put from his birth-right, and why, 17.c, d.
S.
THe Sabbath ordained, 24.a.
Sabbath day to be obſerved in ſeed time and harvest, 24.f.
The Sabbath commanded by the example of God 40.a. By writing, 40.b.
The Sabbath ordained that we and our cattel may rest, 24.h.
In the Sabbath the Lord requireth holines, 24.b.
The Sabbath teacheth that God doth ſanctifie us, 24.c.
The breach of the Sabbath to be puniſhed with death, 24.g. & 56.i.2.
Leſſer breaches of the Sabbath puniſhable with ſtripes, 56.k.
Gathering of ſtiks on the Sabbath death, 56.i.
Sabbaths ſacrifice: ſee ſacrifice.
Sacraments ordained before the law was given, 31.a.
Sacraments confirmed by the law, 31.b.
Their Sacraments were two, circumciſion, and the paſcal lamb, 31.a.
Of Sacrifices generally: ordinarie and extraordinarie, 42.
Of their maner of Sacrifice, 32.
Of the daily Sacrifice, 42.a.
Who might Sacrifice: ſee clean.
Not to Sacrifice where they list, but only in the place that the Lord appointed, 32.b.
Sacrifice proper to certain of their feasts, 42.f-u.
The Sacrifice of the ſabbath, 42.e.
The Sacrifice on the day of reconciliation made by the high preest only, 43.a. Extraordinarie Sacrifice, 43.
Sacrifice for original ſin, 48. A Sacrifice for ſin, how to be handled, 46.c, d, e.
Sacrifice for a ſin wittingly done, but without hurt to our neighbor, 46.a.
Sacrifice for ſin when our neighbor was hurt by us, 46.f, h.
Sacrifice for offences done of ignorance, 47.r, a-e.
Sacrifice for the whole congregation having offended ignorantly, 44.
Sacrifice for ſeveral perſons: the nature and diverſitie of them, 46.
Sacrifice must be brought willingly, 35.a.
Why the fleſh of the Sacrifice might not be long kept, 49.d.
The Sacrifice of the red cow, 45.
Salt never to be wanting in any meat offering, 42.d.
Sanctifieng of our ſelves required, 23.b.
The maner and form of the Sanctuary, 32.c-n.2.
The overſight of the Sanctuarie committed to the preests, 38.i.
Scriptures: ſee Law.
Secret: ſee damage, m.
Offering of their Seed to Moloch, forbidden, 22.t.
Selling of lands ſhould ever be with clauſe of redemption, 22.y.
The offerings for the Levites in their Separation 37.c.
The Service of the tabernacle given to al the Levites, 38.u.
The Service of the temple was the work of the Levits after the building of it, 38.g.2.
Setim wood, 32.g.
The Setting down of the ark, 34.a.2.
The Seventh day of the ſabbath, 24.a.
The Seventh monethmonth brought two notable feaſts 40. before, u.
The tenth day of the Seventh monethmonth, the day of reconciliation, 42.m, n.
The tenth day of the Seventh monethmonth, was alſo the day of blowing the trūpets, 41.k, l. Five dais after the feast of Tabernacles, 40.b.2.
The Seventh yeers ſolemnitie in what points it rested, 41.
The Seventh yeer their ground ſhould rest, and be common, 41.c.
The Seventh yeer to ſurceaſe from ſuits for debts concerning their brethren, but not ſo for ſtrangers, 41.d.
Seven times ſeven yeers being ended, the Iubile was the next yeer: of which, 41.h-n.
Seventh: ſee law, e.
The Scape goat, 43.d.
How the Scape goat ſhuld be ſent away, 43.u, x, y.
A Shameleſſe woman how in one caſe ſhe were to be puniſhed, 59.m.
Sheafe: ſee Easter. o.
The remooving or ſhifting the Shewbread, 38.d.
Sicle, what it is, 21.g.
In their Siege they might not cut down fruit trees, 54.f.
Sin offering: ſee ſacrifice.
When Slaughter or murder is found, and not known who did it, the next citie how to be dealt with, 58.f.
Slander: ſee whoore, o.
An huſband Slandering his wife with whoordom puniſhable by fine, 62.b.
Slaieng or killing of a bondſervant by beating him, in what maner to be puniſhed, 58.g.
Sockets for the mortaſſes or tenons, 32.k.
Sockets of ſilver, 32.n.
Sockets of braſſe, 33.e.
Sorcerie and witchcraft forbidden, 22.u.
A Souldier unclean had to get him out of the camp, 23.f.2.
No want in Iſrael of a king or Sovereign magistrate, 51.g, h, i, k, o. But permitted unto them to chooſe one if they would, 51.l.
Who would not ſtand to the ſentence or determination of the Sovereign magiſtrate, and of the preest, he ſhuld be put to death, 52.o.
Sower herbs to be eaten with the Paſcal lamb, 31.o.
Southſaiers: ſee witches.
Spirits: ſee witches.
Sprinkling water, 45.
None but the clean ſhould Sprinkle the unclean, 45.g.
Stealing, how it was puniſhed, 60.a-d.
Stiks: ſee ſabbath.
Strange gods: ſee Gods. g.
Strangers: ſee hard dealing.
Strangers and brethren: ſee ſeventh. d.
Striking father or mother, death, 57.d.
In faults puniſhable by Stripes, not to give above fortie at once, 52.g.
Not to lay a Stumbling blok before the blind, 26.h
Suburbs how large, 15.c.
Not to ſuffer Suits to hang long before them, but determin them according to iustice, 52.d.
Superior not to be ſpoken il of, or to be railed on, 25.c.
Suſpicion: ſee purging, k, l.
The commandement that forbiddeth Swearing by the name of God in vain, condemneth hypocriſie alſo, and requireth ſinceritie, 20.c. and 23. in al.
For Swearing falſly a treſpaſſe offering appointed 46.f.g.
T.
OF the maner and form of the Tabernacle: ſee ſanctuarie.
The feast of Tabernacle, 40.a.2.
When al had to com to the feast of Tabernacles generally: and when but the males only, 41.f, g.
The Table of ſetim wood but overlaid with gold, 32.a.2.
The uſe of the Table, 32.c.2.
The place of the Table, 32.f.2.
Tablet: ſee brestplate.
Taking away: ſee conſecrate. Carieng of Tales forbidden, 29.b.
To Teach the people, part of the work of theſe, that ſerved in the tabernacle, 38.x..
The Temple built by the Levites: ſee building.
Tenth: ſee ſeventh, u.
Teſtimonie: ſee ark.
A Theefe not able to make restitution ſhould be a bondſlave, 60.c.
A Theefe breaking into the houſe by night might be killed: not in the day, 60.b.
The Third yeers ſolemnitie, 41.a.
The Third yeer how to be rekoned, 41. after, a.
Third yeer: ſee poore, a.
Threeſcore and ten elders appointed, 50.o.
Vrim and Thumin into the brestplate, 35.r.
Tithe ordained for the maintenance of the ministerie, 15.b.
Tithe ordained as a rent ſervice du to the Lord. 21.d.
Tithe how truly it ſhould be paid: not putting by a better to give a worſe, 15.d.e
We may not ſuffer Tithes decay in our hands, 41.a.
We may not withhold our Tithes though our own need be great, 41.a.
How notably they ſhould protest for their Tithing everie third yeer, 21.t.41.a.
Tithes: ſee conſecrate, e.
Their principal Times, 40,41.
Times: ſee prognosticate.
Torn with beasts: ſee died alone.
To Touch unclean things to be purged by ſacrifice, 46.a.
Treaſure: ſee king, h.
Treſpas offering: ſee ſwearing, f, g.
Treſpas offering, and a fift part more, 60.m.
The twelve Tribes, 13.
At the ſound of the Trump the people remooved, 34.o.
Abuſing of Truſt committed to any to be purged by ſacrifice, 46.f. and civily to be cleered by oth: and ſo likewiſe of things borrowed and hurt, 53.f-i.
Truſt: ſee denie.
Truſt: ſee goods, k.
NOt to witnes or ſay the Truth when we hear others ſwear falſly to be purged by a ſacrifice, 46.a.
V.
TWo preests destroied of the Lord for being Venturous in matters of religion, 56.d.
No Vile thing to be offred to the Lord: as for example the price of a dog, 23.l.
Villains: ſee bondmen.
Violence: ſee oppreſſe.
Who were Vnclean, 33, d
Vnclean veſſels how to be dealt withal, 33.k.
By Vncleannes or iourneieng, the paſover might be deferred, 31.t.
Vnclean: ſee beast.
Vnclean: ſee ſouldier.
Vndermagiſtrates appointed by Moſes, by Iethros counſel, 50.k, l.51.b.
Vngodly perſons to be beaten with ſtripes, 56.k.
Vnlevened bread eaten with the paſcal lamb, 31.o
Vnlevened bread ever offered in the meat offering, 39.e.
Of Vow, 23.l-q.
The law of Vowes declareth that God inviteth us to a ſingular zeal, 24. after, p.
Who might Vow, 12.c.
A Vow made, not to be delaied, 23, m.
No fault not to Vow, 23, m.
A Vow not to be of ſuch things as had blemiſh, 23.o.
A better thing Vowed not to be changed for a woorſe, 23.n.
A raſh Vow to be purged by ſacrifice, 46.a.
What things might not be Vowed, 22.e.
Somthings Vowed might not be redeemed, 22.d.
Vows: ſee owner.
Vrim and thumin in the high preests tablet, 35.u.
Vſurie forbidden towards their brethren, 26.c.
W.
WAges or hire might not be unpaid, 28.d.
Want: ſee abilitie.
Who might be ſpared from the Wars, 54.a.
War: ſee fearful.
War: ſee battel, a.
The preests did Waſh before they ministred, 36.c.
Wealth: ſee proſperitie.
Deceit in Weight and meaſure, 28.c.
We must have care of our neighbors Wedlok, 27.a.
Wedlok: ſee marriage.
Women not to go in mens apparel, 27.f.
The offring of the Whole people. 38.g.
Whoore: ſee preest.
If the huſband ſlander his wife upon hatred to have been an Whoore before he married hir to be fined, 59.o.
Whoordome forbidden, 27.b.
Widow: ſee hard dealing.
Preests might not drink Wine in time of their administration, 23.r.
Witches, ſouthſaiers, and al others of that kind ſhould be put to death, 56.h.
Witchcraft: ſee ſorcerie.
Witneſſes must be two at the least, 53.e.
One only Witnes not to be received against the life of any man, 53.c. Nor to be of force in any other matter, d.
To receive no accuſation but under two Witneſſes at the least, 52.e.
Falſe Witnes forbidden, 29.a.
A falſe Witnes how to be puniſhed, 61.a.
Witneſſes ſworn ſomtimes, 53.c.2.
Witnes: ſee truth.
Woman: ſee ſhameles.
They may not ſerve or Worſhip the Lord after the maner of other peoples: but as the Lord himſelfe appointed, 22.a, b.
To put a Woorſe in ſtead of a better, maketh the partic chargeable to give both, 23.n.
Wrong doing forbiddē, 28.f.
Wrong or hurt, how to be amended, 46.f.g.
Wrong: ſee damage.
Willingly: ſee ſacrifice, a.
Y.
YEers of ſpecial account, the third, ſeventh, and fiftith, 41.
Z.
ZEal in the preests: ſee knowledge, g.
Zeal: ſee vows after, p.
We must be Zealous towards God, 24.
FINIS.
End of the text · Edmund Bunny, The Scepter of Judah (1584)