Commentary on Isaiah, Index – List of biblical comparisons and reconciliations
A TABLE OF THE PRINCIPALL THINGS CONTAINED IN THE Commentarie: the firſt number ſhewes the Chapter: the ſecond, the Verſe.
A
A Bee of the Iewes 1. 13
Abimelec, what it ſignifies 22. 21
Abſtinence from fleſh in the Papacie, what 22. 13
Abſurd collections of Iewes and Papiſts 60. 6, 7, 10
Abundance ſometimes blindes men 35. 2
It profits nothing without Gods bleſſing 3. 1
Abundance and exceſſe vſually goe together 5. 11
It ordinarily begets diſſolution 21. 2
Abundance of the wicked accurſed 3. 1. & 35. 6
Abraham once an Idolater 29. 22
The father of many nations, and when 66. 20
Deliuered often 29. 22
How ignorant of the Iewes. 63. 16
How far his example muſt be imitated 57. 5. & 66. 3
Why called the friend of God 41. 8
Why called iuſtice 41. 2
Brought out of Vr, in Chaldea, by the Lord 41. 2
Called 51. 1
His example peruerſly imitated 66. 3
Acception of perſons hurtfull in Iudges 1. 23
God accepts no perſons 55. 1. & 56. 36
Acceptable day 49. 8
Acceptable yeere 61. 2
Achor a place of paſture 65. 10
No acquaintance with God, vnleſſe we come out of our ſinnes 55. 7
Adam and Chriſt, wherein they differ. 65. 25
Adoration called Dulia, a Popiſh inuention 2. 8
Why mens affaires hauehave commonly ill ſucceſſe 61. 8
How the affections of the faithfull muſt bee ordered 12. 4
Naturall affections muſt not hinder the performance of our particular vocations 6. 11
Afflictions ſhort and momentanie 51. 14. & 54. 7. 9. & 63. 18.
Of diuers ſorts 42. 25. & 43. 1
They muſt be imputed to our ſinnes 1. 19. & 6. 4. and 65. 20. 25.
Sometimes grieuous 51. 21
Their fruit, end, and vertue 9. 1. and 10. 18. 20. and 19. 22. and 21. 11. and 22. 12. and 25. 3. and 26. 9▪ 10. and 16. 20. and 27. 7. 9. and 29. 19. and 35. 1. and 38. 13. 17. and 40. 31. and 41. 17. and 48. 10. and 59. 15.
Why they tarry long 24. 22. & 32. 14.
Afflictions ſent of God 5. 26. & 10. 5. 26. & 13. 1. and 14. 5 & 16. 4. & 18. 3. & 19. 1. & 21. 1. & 22. 5. & 2…. 8. & 24. 6. & 29. 3. & 41. 25. & 42. 24. & 45. 7. & 47. 6. & 51 17. 20 & 60. 10. & 62. 8. & 53. 6.
Afflictions no ſatisfactions 38. 17
The beſt fence againſt afflictions 64. 5
Neuer thinke of afflictions, without calling to mind thy tranſgreſſions 54. 5
Ahaz ingratefull and rebellious 7. 12
Ouercome in all his battailes againſt the Philiſtims 14. 29
Many, taken for all 53. 12
And all, taken for many 64 9
The word All, of great emphaſis 10. 6▪ 7
Alluding to the deluge 24 18 & 25. 2
Alluding to the pillar of fire 4 5. & 49. 10
Alluding to the redemption out of Egypt. 10. 24. 26. and 11. 16. and 43. 16. and 44. 27. and 48. 21 and 50. 2. and 51. 9, 10, 15. and 55. 12.
The Prophets in all their ſermons allude to Moſes 3. 12. & 11. 12. & 17. 9. & 22. 2. & 33. 14. & 43. 5. 28. & 49. 10.
Alluding to Mount Sinai 64. 1
What Almans are in warre 13. 17
Alexandria, an ancient and rich Citie 19 13
Altar, taken for Gods ſeruice 19. 19
Chriſt our Altar 56. 7
Why God would hauehave but one Altar conſecrated to him 1. 29
Why that at Ieruſalem was more holy then the reſt 17. 8
Chriſt, Gods Altar 60. 7. & 56. 7
In what part Amath a Citie was ſituate 3. 6. 19
Ambition condemned 5. 8. 22. 18. & 39. 5
Ambition of Hezekiah 39. 2
The fond ambition of ſuch as deſire to bee ſubiect vnderunder a King that is Lord of many Countries 8. 7 and 19▪ 4.
What amitie may be had with the wicked 30. 3
Amos father of Iſaiah 1. 1. & 2. 1. & 13. 1. & 20. 2
Amos the Prophet foretels the captiuitie of the ten Tribes 7. 8
Anabaptiſticall reuelations taxed 54 13
Anabaptiſts would hauehave no Kings 60. …0
Angels and their office 63 9
Chriſt the great Angell of the couenant 63 9
Angels Miniſters of God 6. 7. & 37. 36
They cannot beare the Maieſtie of God 6. 2
Called Seraphims, powers, and why 6. 2. & 37. 36
God may be angry with vsus, and yet louelove vsus 47. 6. See 27. 4.
Anſwer, to witneſſe or confeſſe 3. 9. & 59. 12.
Anſwers giuen by falſe gods, what 42. 9
To anſwer what 30. 19
Antichriſt ſhal be conſumed by the breath of Gods word 11. 14
The whole eſtate of his kingdome comprized vnderunder this title 14. 18
The power of Antichriſt decaies by little and little 14. 3
Antiquitie of Iſrael, whence hee takes his beginning 44. 7
Such as plead antiquitie, refuted 19. 11. & 65. 7
Errors muſt not bee entertained vnderunder pretext of antiquitie. 65. 7
What honour is to bee attributed to antiquitie 65. 7
Antwerpe a Citie, her Marchants and factors very rich 23. 8
Apoſtaſie of the Iewes 1. 2. 4. 21. & 5. 24.
The cauſe of apoſtaſie 44. 21
Apoſtles vſed great libertie in alleaging texts of Scripture 28 16
How they are wont to alleage the prophecies 9. 2
Cuſtome of the Apoſtles 64. 3
Arabians ruine foretold 21. 13
Miſerable flight of the Arabians 21. 14
Arabians, vagabonds and theeues 13. 20
Arke of the couenant, a teſtimonie of Gods preſence 37. 26. & 46. 2
Not worſhipped in ſtead of God, but a ſigne to draw the peoples mindes vp to heauen vntounto the Lord 46. 2
Arme taken for worke 48. 14
For power 33. & 51. 5. 59. 16. and 62. 8. & 63. 12.
What difference betweene arme, and ſaluation 33. 2
To diſcouer the arme 52. 9. See 53. 1
Ieruſalem called Ariel 29. 1
Armies of Eaſterne people very great 38. 36
Armorie in Iudeah. 22. 8
Senacharibs armie ſuddenly diſcomfited 37. 36
Ar-Moab 15. 1
Aroer, a country 17. 2
Art of diuination condemned 19 12
Art Magike deteſtable 6. 7
All liberall Arts the gifts of God 29. 29
To eate aſhes, what is ſignifies 44. 20
Whether ſackcloth and aſhes are fitting now 58. 5
Why Aſhur is called Gods rod 10. 5
His pride 10. 9. 12
Aſtoniſhment, why attributed vntounto God 59. 16
Aſſyrians taken for Chaldeans 52. 4
Their armie compoſed of diuers nations 8. 9
Why compared to a violent flood 7. 20
Why to a raſor 7. 20.
At what time in league with the Egyptians 19. 23
Chiefe enemies of the Church 30. 27
Their crueltie 30. 31
In what ſenſe called veſſels of Gods wrath 13. 5
Their ruine foretold 30. 27, 28. & 30. 1. 2.
Their armie diſcomfited 37. 36
Their Monarchy compoſed of many nations 8. 9. and 17. 12
Conuerted vntounto God 19. 23, 24
Their manner of fight 5. 28
Aſtrologie iudiciall, and its beginning 19. 12. and 44. 25
Condemned 47. 14
Whether vtterly or not 19. 12. & 44. 25
Authoritie of Chriſt 42. 7
B
BAbylon in what part ſituate 14. 23
Why called golden 14. 23.
Why called beautie of kingdomes 13. 19
Why expreſſed vnderunder the name of a mountaine 13. 2
Why ſignified vnderunder the word World 13. 11
Puniſhed for her idolatries 21. 9
Twic… ſubdued 13. 12
Much renowned after ſhe was ſubdued by the Perſians 13. 12
Her ruine foretold by Iſaiah an hundred yeeres before it came to paſſe 13. 1. and 21. 2. and 47. 9
Her ruine came of God 21. 1 and 48. 14
Her calamitie ſudden and horrible 13. 12. & 21. 4
How her ruine is ſaid to come from Iudeah 21. 1
Her Monarchy tyrannous, and more mightie then any other 13. 11. and 14. 5. 26. and 47. 5
Why her King was depriued of common buriall 14. 19, 20
The captiuitie of the Iewes in Babylon a kinde of diuorce 50. 1. and 54. 5
Why compared to darkneſſe, death, and to a flood 9. 2. and 54. 9
Pleaſures of Babylonians conuerted into horrors 21. 4
Their couetouſneſſe and pride 14 3. 47. 7
Their pride ioined with violence and crueltie 13. 11
Barrenneſſe of the earth a curſe of God 5. 10. and 15. 6. and 24. 5, 6. and 32. 13.
How much a bath containes 5. 10
If Gods care extends it ſelfe to beaſts much more to vsus 65. 10
Why beaſts are hurtfull to men 11. 8. & 65. 25
Why God ſends vsus to ſchoole to the brute beaſts 1. 3
In how many things they ſurmount man 1. 3
What effects the inioying of temporall benefites ought to worke in vsus 66. 4. 65. 10. and 65. 21
Gods benefits muſt be vſed moderately 32. 10. 13
Benefits of God towards Iſrael 1. 3
End of Gods benefits 12. 1
Bill of diuorce 50. 1
Birds naturally deſire to keepe their neſts 10. 14
Bleſſing for mirror of bleſſing 19. 24
To make bleſſing what 36. 16
All bleſſings proceed from Gods free goodneſſe 65. 23
How many ſorts of bleſſings vnderunder the kingdome of Chriſt 65. 23
Gods bleſſing the cauſe of all benefits 65. 23
What it is towards the faithfull 30. 23
How ſlackened 33. 6
Men nouriſhed by Gods ſecret bleſſing 3. 1
To bleſſe, put for Gods ſeruice 65. 16
Few whileſt they labour fix their eies vponupon Gods bleſſing 65. 23
A deſirable blinding 42. 16
What blinding is to be eſchewed 42. 18
Wilfull blindneſſe of the Iewes 6. 10. 29. 10, 11. and 42. 19. 21
Blood taken for inhumanitie 59. 3
Bloods for murther 35. 15
Bloods of the earth what 26. 21
Booke taken for the Law it ſelfe 34. 16
How the books of the Prophets were gathered 30. 8
Booke of life what 4. 3
Reprobates not written in it 4. 3
To render into their boſome what 65. 6
Brags of the wicked 59. 4
Proud bragging of the Iewes 57. 4. & 65. 15
Brags of Papiſts 1. 30. and 29. 14. and 36. 19. and 45. 20. and 49. 21. and 62. 5
Branch put for the ſtrongeſt 9. 14
Bread and wine taken for ordinary food 33. 16
Not bread, but Gods bleſſing that nouriſheth 3. 1
Gentiles become brethren of the Iewes 66. 20
Brethren falſly ſo called 66. 5
The hurt that comes by taking bribes 1. 23. & 5. 23
Burden, what is ſignifies 13. 1. and 14. 28
Buriall; a ſigne of the laſt reſurrection 14. 18
The care of buriall not to be condemned 22. 17
Whether the depriuation of buriall is to bee eſteemed a curſe of God 14. 8. See more of this in 14. 20. and 22. 17.
C
CAines repentance 26. 11
Why Iſaiah laments the calamity of the church 15. 4. and 16. 9. and 21. 3
Why we are called into the Church 56. 7
Calling of Chriſt what 49. 1
Calling of God cannot be diſanulled 63. 19
What efficacie is in Gods calling 11. 12
Calling of the Gentiles foretold 2. 3, 4. and 11. 10. and 12. 5. and 14. 1, 2. and 19. 22, 23. and 25. 7. and 26. 15. and 42. 4. 6. 11. and 45. 22, 23, 25. and 49. 6. 12. 21. and 52. 8. 15. and 54. 5. and 55. 4, 5. and 56. 3. 7. and 60. 9. and 65. 2. and 66. 19, 20.
The certaintie of our calling 65. 2
The end of our calling 43. 21. and 55. 5. and 56. 6. and 60. 21. and 61. 3. and 63. 8.
The calling of the Gentiles admirable to the Apoſtles 56. 3
Iſaiahs calling confirmed the ſecond time 6. 1
No man ought to take vponupon him the office of teaching, vnleſſe he be called 61. 1
God hath neuer been called vponupon as a Father in the Church, otherwiſe then by Chriſt 63. 16. and 65. 24.
To call, what it ſignifies 44. 5
To be called of God 43. 1
Canaan, a pledge of adoption to Abrahams poſteritie 14. 1
Captiuitie in Babylon a kind of diuorce 50. 1. 54. 5
Why compared to a deluge 54. 9
Why to darkneſſe and death 9. 2
Carmel a fruitfull ſoile 10. 18. & 33. 15.
The cauſe from whence all Gods benefits proceed 63. 9
Ceremonies muſt not bee ſeparate from the word 1. 11
Not ſimply required in reſpect of themſelues 1. 11
Why ceremonies were inſtituted 1. 13
Why reiected 1. 11
Why neceſſary 1. 11
Of themſelues conſidered apart, vaine and friuolous 66. 2
Vſe of ceremonies 1. 11
Aboliſhing of ceremonies 2. 3
Vaine ceremonies eſtabliſhed in the Papacie in ſtead of ſacraments 20. 2
Ceremonies of the Law oboliſhed, and how 66. 23
Chapters ill diuided 4. 1. 14. and 10. 33. and 14. 28. and 24. 17. and 46. 1. and 53. 1. and 58. 1. and 64. 1.
Chaldea ſignified by the word Deſert, and why 21. 1
Chaldeans ſeuere & cruell, compared to the Egyptians 5. 29. 52. 4
Chamos an Idoll of the Moabites 15. 2
No change in God 14. 17
Change of kingdomes comes of God 19. 1. and 22. 21. & 41. 4. & 51. 6.
Change of the number vſed among the Hebrewes 23. 6
A change of the perſon 42. 24
Charra a citie 37. 12
Chariots had a double vſe of old 22. 6
Why the chaſtiſement of the wicked is deferred 10. 13. & 13 6. & 18. 5. & 26. 1. & 28. 24. 25. & 63. 4. & 65. 6. 56. & 66. 18.
VntoUnto vsus a child is borne 9. 6
In what ſenſe the Church is ſaid to bring forth a man child 66. 7
In what ſenſe the word child is taken 3. 4
A child vnthankfull to his father, a double monſter 1. 2
All the children of the Church taught of God 54. 13
Why God giues children 38 9
Children not puniſhed for their fathers offences 14. 21. & 43. 27. & 65. 7
Chriſt.
God eternall 2. 4. & 6. 1. 10. & 8. 14. & 9. 7. & 25. 9.
True man 7. 15. & 11. 2. & 42. 1. & 53. 11.
Wonderfull 9. 6
Why worſhipped in the Church 60. 14
Altar of the faithfull 56. 7
Soule of the Law 29. 11
Author of peace 57. 19
OnelyOnly author of righteouſneſſe 53. 11
Head of the Church 54. 1
Head of the faithfull 25. 9
Counſeller 9. 6
Why called Dauid and the ſonne of Dauid 37. 35. and 45. 1.
Why called Immanuel 7. 14. & 8. 10
Iudge of the whole world 32. 6
Light of the faithfull 42. 6
Mediator betweene God and man 8. 10. & 19. 20. & 37. 35. & 49. 8. & 53. 12. & 63. 17. & 65. 24.
Phyſitian of ſoules 53. 4
Why ſent of God 42. 7
Expoſed to the wickeds reproches 53. 9
Father of eternitie, and why 9. 6
Cornen ſtone 28. 16
A tried ſtone ibid.
A ſtone to ſtumble at, and why 8. 14. 15. & 28. 16
The firſt borne of eueryevery creature 37. 28
Prince of peace 9. 6
Promiſed to all the world 11. 1. & 2. 4. & 42. 6. and 55. 5
Promiſed to be borne of the virgin Mary 7. 14
Where to be ſought 16. 5
OnelyOnly redeemer 35. 10
OnelyOnly and moſt ſure refuge of the faithfull in trouble 32. 2
King of Gods people 52. 13
King eternall 9. 7
Hee onelyonly raignes where his Goſpell is preached 11. 4
The end of all the Prophets and promiſes 29. 11. 42. 1
The Sauiour of his Church 62. 11
Gods ſeruant, and how 42. 1. & 43. 10. & 53. 11. & 55. 5
Sonne of righteouſneſſe 25. 7. & 60. 3
Spouſe of the Church 62. 5
The protector of the poore 11. 4. & 16. 5
The way, the truth, and life, and how 49. 6
He ouercame in the midſt of death 53. 8. 12
Iuſtified as he is man 53. 1
Brought in ſpeaking 49. 1
Alwaies the gouernor of his Church 63. 16
Wherein his dominion conſiſts 92. 2
He raignes not for himſelfe, but for his 11. 6
Why ſilent before Pilat 53. 3
His comming foretold 9. 6, 7
He came in a contemptible eſtate 42. 2
The Papiſts brag of his name falſly 55. 4
We are none of Chriſts, vnleſſe we be giuen to vprightneſſe 7. 8
The nature of Chriſts kingdome 11. 4
All things ſubiected vnderunder him 14. 2. & 45. 23.
All hauehave need of him 53
The name Chriſt, attributed to Iſrael 49 3
Difference betweene Chriſt and other men 9. 6. and 11. 3
Difference betweene Chriſt and the Kings of the earth 42 2. & 49. 2
Chriſt muſt be the matter and end of our ioy 9. 6
Called Sonne by way of excellencie ibid.
His two natures in one perſon noted 7. 14
Chriſt had no father on earth ibid.
Whence it is that we are called Chriſtians 11. 2
A note to diſcerne true Chriſtians from hypocrites 26. 8
Church.
The Church Chriſts reſt 11. 10
The mother of the faithfull 40. 9. & 66. 11
What the true Church is 33. 22
Compared to a building 54. 12
To a citie 60. 10. 13
To a widow 49. 21
To a woman that brings forth 66. 7
To a tent 54. 2
To a fanne 41. 16
To a vine 3. 13. & 5. 1. 7. & 27. 2
Why ſaid to publiſh good tidings 40. 9. & 41. 27
A moſt ſure refuge 26. 1
Contemptible in the world 1. 9
Why the crowne of God 6…. 3
Gods perpetuall manſion 11. 10. & 49. 6
She muſt not be meaſured by her multitudes 1. 9. and 4. 3.
Why called miſerable 51. 21
She is the worke of Gods hands 17. 7. & 19. 25. & 22. 11. & 27. 11. & 29. 23. & 37 26. & 43. 1. & 44. 2. 21. 24. & 54. 5. & 64. 7.
She onelyonly partakes of Gods bleſſings 65. 20
Why called barren 54. 1
Why called a widow ibid.
She is Gods wife 1. 21
The Citie of God 49. 16
What Church is in the Papacie 11. 2. & 36. 6. 22.
The Church wonderfully conſerued in the world 1. 9. & 7. 17. & 29. 18. & 37. 26. & 51. 6.
Why ſhe cannot be aboliſhed 1. 27.
Why ſhe is not forthwith deliuered 57. 21
She onelyonly obtaines remiſſion of ſinnes 33. 24
Why ſhe is preferred before all the world 37. 26
In what ſenſe ſhe is ſaid to be vncleane 43. 28. and 47. 6
How ſanctified 62. 12
Her infancie and perfect age 54. 2
Her extreme calamitie 51. 18
The meanes how ſhe may be gathered 2. 3
Her condition muſt not be iudged of according to her eſtate in this world 37. 27
Her ordinarie condition 8. 7▪ & 33. 20
Her condition miſerable in outward ſhew 6. 13. & 51. 23.
Her true eſtabliſhment 60. 21
Her dignitie inward 49. 18. & 56. 4. & 62. 3
God is in her 45. 14
In what ſenſe her children are called baſtards 51. 18
Her fruitfulneſſe 66. 8
Her felicitie perpetuall 60. 19
She hath alwaies had ſome forme 54. 9
No forme of her left, where prophecies ceaſe 41. 27
Wherein her true glory conſiſts 4. 3. & 49. 18. & 60. 6
She hath two ſorts of enemies 41. 12
Domeſticall 24. 16. & 41. 12. & 66. 25
And theſe the worſt 25. 10
Her enemies ſhall be ſharply puniſhed 31. 9. & 34. 8. & 49. 29. & 63. 1. & 6…. 25.
Her reſtauration promiſed 1. 25. & 11. 10. & 24. 13, 14. & 27. 13. & 28. 16. & 29. 18. & 32. 1. & 35. 1. and 40. 1. 15. & 43. 5. & 46. 11. & 51. 11. & 5…. 1, 2. & 58. 12. & 60. 4 & 62. 4. & 65. 17. & 66. 7. 8. 22.
The true way to procure her reſtauration 49. 17
Her reſtauration a manifeſt argument of Gods power 44. 26
And onelyonly appertaines to God 11 11. & 16. 5. & 28. 16 & 29. 18. 23 & 31. 7. & 32. 15. & 41. 20. & 42. 16. & 44. 3. & 49. 19 24. & 52. 9. & 56. 8. & 60. 21.
OnelyOnly founded vponupon the kingdome of Chriſt 4. 2
Her deliuerance, a ſpeciall worke of God 31. 8. and 49. 7
Her conflict continuall 43. 2
How ſhe is ſaid to hauehave a new name 62. 2
Her ornaments 49. 18. & 54. 13
Her peace 11. 13
Her perpetuitie 17. 6, 7. and 28. 5 and 29. 18. & 37. 26. & 43. 1. & 45. 18. & 53. 8. & 54. 10. & 55. 13. and 65. 8, 9. & 66. 22.
Her inlargement, Gods peculiar worke 1. 25. & 60. 16. 21. & 66. 7
Her complaint 49. 4
Her true reformation 2. 4. & 32. 5. 8
Her deliuerance, an admirable worke of God, and his onelyonly worke 49. 7. & 54. 12
Her ſaluation eternall 45. 1. & 51. 6
Ioined with the ruine of the wicked 59. 18
Her certaine victory 11. 14
Her eſtate among the Iewes, how much deplored by Iſaiah 29. 7. & 46. 13
What honor belongs to her 45. & 49. 23. & 60. 3
To forſake her, is to renounce eternall life 34. 4
Dangerous to forſake her for feare of afflictions 21. 11
Ornament of the Popiſh Church 48. 18
The Church ſuſtaines no loſſe by her afflictions 4. 3
Her true glory ibid
Wee muſt impute her wants to our owne wickedneſſes 5. 6
Why God keepes her low 8. 7
Her calamities muſt thorowly affect vsus 22. 4
To chuſe, to diſcerne 7. 15. & 48, 10
Alſo to be accepted 58. 5
The difference betweene the circumciſed and the vncircumciſed taken away 56. 7
Vſe of circumciſion 52. 1
Cities of Gods holineſſe what 64. 9
Citie of Dauid 22. 9. & 29. 1. & 33 20
Citie of Ieruſalem double 22. 9
Citie of iuſtice 1. 26
Cilicia, called Tharſis by the Hebrewes 33. 1
Oppoſed to Tyre 23. 6
In what ſenſe the faithfull terme themſelues clay 64. 8
Common-wealth, how it may be well gouerned 3. 4 and 32. 1
How wee ought to eſteeme of the communion of Saints 63. 7
Things ſpoken by compariſon 2. 22. & 43. 18. & 54. 9, 10, 13. & 60. 16
Gods commandements called paths, and why 2. 3
We muſt diſtinguiſh betweene two ſorts of commandements 10. 6
Compaſſion commended 20. 2. & 22. 4
Complaints of the faithfull vnderunder the Papacie 26. 13
Complaint of the faithfull 63. 15
Complaint of the Church 49. 4. & 63. 15
Complaints of hypocrites 1. 18
Complaints of Papiſts touching the aboliſhing of their diuine ſeruice 36. 10
The company of the wicked to be eſchewed 33. 15. and 59. 5
Brotherly concord commended 11. 6
It flowes from pietie 19. 23
VponUpon what conditions to be deſired 19. 18
Mens condition out of Chriſt miſerable 49. 8, 9
Condition of Paſtors 50. 6. & 51. 8
Condition of the Iewes miſerable 3. 12
The condition of the wicked wofull 3. 11. & 5. 18. and 15. 2. & 21. 12. & 28. 20. & 57. 2. 20.
Condition of the faithfull happy 4. 6. & 30. 26
Condition of the faithfull miſerable in appearance 26. 19. and 33. 20. and 41. 14. & 49. 7. and 51. 23. & 54. 3.
Confidence in man vaine 2. 22. & 29. 5
Confidence of hypocrites vaine 1. 28. & 10. 20, 22
Confidence in Idols vaine 8. 21
Confidence of the Iſraelites falſe 17. 9
Of the Iewes 30. 17
Of the Egyptians 19. 1
Of the Iewes 20. 1. & 22. 3. & 29. 1. & 30. 1, 2. & 66. 1
Of the Philiſtines 14. 29
Confidence ought to be placed in God 7. 4. & 8. 12. and 17. 8. & 26. 19. & 30. 15, 16. & 31. 1. & 33. 20, 21. and 36. 15. & 42. 13. 17. & 43. 6. & 50 11. & 51. 12. & 57. 13. & 59. 16.
Confeſſion, a fruit of faith 26. 19
Confeſſion of ſinne, neceſſary 64. 5
Outward confeſſion required in Gods true ſeruice 19. 18
Auricular confeſſion a deuice of the Papiſts 38. 15
Coniunction of God with the Church 60. 11. and 65. 19
Coniunction of God with Idols in the Papacie 17. 8
The wicked alwaies miſerable, becauſe they cannot inioy their goods with a good conſcience 65. 13
A good conſcience how neceſſary 58. 4
A quiet conſcience onelyonly proper to Gods children 32. 18
A wicked mans conſcience neuer quiet 65. 13
Peace of conſcience a fruit of the Goſpell 2. 4
An euill conſcience alwaies flees Gods preſence 31. 2.
Alwaies vnquiet 32. 18
How ſleepie conſciences muſt be awakened 58. 1. 8. 13
The conſcience of Papiſts 32. 18
An euill conſcience diſcouers it ſelfe in the countenance 2. 11. and 3. 9
A generall conſent a ſhrewed temptation 8. 11
Conſolation for the faithfull 1. 25. 28. & 4 2. & 5. 17. & 6. 13. & 7. 4. 19. & 8. 10. 17. & 9. 1. & 10. 5. 12. 22. 24. 26 & 11. 1. & 12. 3. & 14. 14. 24. 28. 32. & 15. 9. and 16. 14 & 17. 61. …. 14. & 18. 4, 5. & 19 18. & 21. 1. 15. 16. & 22. 11. & 23. 17. & 24 13. 14. 22 23. & 25. 10. & 26. 12. 13 21. & 27. 4 & 28. 16. 25. & 29. 21 22. and 30. 19. 21. 29. & 31. 9. & 32. 15. & 33. 5. & 35. 5. & 37. 26. & 40. 1. 8. 29. & 41 8. 9 10. 14. & 43. 1. 14. 25. & 44. 2. & 48. 11. & 49. 24. & 50. 10. & 51. 1. 17. 21. & 52 9. & 54 11. & 55 6. & 57. 15. & 59 15. & 63 4. 7 & 65. 8. & 66. 2 5.
Conſolations for the poore 10. 2
Conſolations added to threatnings 4. 2 & 5. 17. & 27. 6
A conſolation for good Princes 22. 23
To whom conſolation belongs 40. 7
Whence it is to be drawne 37. 2. and 40. 8 and 50. 4. 11. and 51. 8. 16. & 52. 9. and 57. 18. and 66. 11
Conſpiracie taken in good part 8. 12
Conſpiracie of the Papiſts 44 11
Conſtancie of the faithfull 8. 12. 56. 2
Conſtancie of Paſtors 8. 16. and 29. 21 and 50. 7
The conſtancie of Iſaiah 8. 18. and 30. 8. and 39. 3. 5
Contempt of Gods word, the perfection of all euill 5. 24
Contentment conſiſts not in abundance 65. 13
Continencie a rare gift 19. 21
God lookes that our conuerſation ſhould anſwere our vocation 63. 8. and 43. 21
Conuerſion of the Egyptians to God 19. 19. 21
Conuerſion, a kind of reſurrection 19. 22
What men are without conuerſion 65 25
No ſaluation without conuerſion 59. 20
The conuerted ought to labour the conuerſion of others 2. 3
Conuerſion of the heart, and change of the life muſt goe together 55. 7
Conuerſion what 19. 13. and 28. 16
How corne and wine is ſaid to be ours 62. 9
Corrections benefit vsus nothing, vnleſſe God touch our hearts by his holy Spirit inwardly 1. 25
A ſigne of deſperate malice, not to benefit by corrections 9. 13
When God begins to correct, he makes not an end by and by 1. 7
Neceſſitie of Corrections 25. 3
God corrects in meaſure 27. 8. and 64. 9
Couenant of God cannot be diſanulled 7. 14. and 19. 25. and 24. 5. and 45. 25. and 55. 4. and 59. 20. and 65. 1.
Couenant of God free 55. 3. and 61. 9. and 64. 7.
Couetouſneſſe condemned 1. 23. and 5. 8. 23. and 33. 15. and 57. 17.
Curſed of God 5. 10
Exceeding hurtfull in Iudges 1. 23
God will create Ieruſalem a reioicing 65. 18
God creates new heauens, and a new earth 65. 17. and 66. 22
The end of our creation 29. 23
Creation taken for regeneration 17. 7. and 19. 25. and 27. 11. and 37. 26. and 43. 1. 15. 21. and 44. 2. 21. 24. and 51. 13. and 54. 5 and 64. 9. and 66. 22.
God the creator of all 37 15
In what ſenſe God is called the creator of Iſrael 43. 15
The confuſions which are among the creatures, the fruits of our ſinnes 65. 25
All the creatures are vnderunder Gods command 11. 15
All creatures are ready armed againſt the wicked 13. 10
The creatures grone in regard of our offences 65 17
If inſenſible creatures bee moued at Gods voice, much more we 6. 4
All creatures at Gods becke 55. 12
Many depart from Chriſt, becauſe of the croſſe 53. 5
Chriſts gouernment laid on his ſhoulder, fained to be his croſſe 9. 6
Signe of the Croſſe 66. 19
Crueltie alwaies ioined with impietie 51. 23
Crueltie of the Aſſyrians 30. 31
Of the Babylonians 13. 11
Of the Medes 17. 17
Of Babylons King 14. 17
Of the Moabites 15. 1. & 16. 3
Of Satan 49. 24. and 59. 17. and 66. 3
Of Sennacherib 33. 7
Cup of wrath taken in a double ſenſe 51. 17
Curioſitie ought to be auoided 9. 4
Cyrus called of God, and how 48. 15
Named a long time before he was borne 44. 28
In what ſenſe he is ſaid to obey God 41. 25
Gods hired ſouldier 43. 14
How ſaid to be fauoured of God 44. 14
Why called anointed 45. 1
How he builded Ieruſalem 45. 13
Very vicious 48. 15
Whether he became a conuert 45. 1
His proſperitie proceeded from God 48. 15
D
DAmaſcus a capitall Citie of Syria 7. 8
The ruine of Damaſcus 17. 1
Darius the ſeruant of God 21. 9
Darius ſignifies a lion 21. 7. 8
Darius an herauld of Gods iudgement 21. 9
Darkneſſe taken for affliction 8. 21. & 50. 10. 18. and 58. 10. and 59. 9.
Dauid a figure of Chriſt 37. 35. & 55. 3. 4
Why Dauid called Gods ſeruant before hee was borne 44. 1
Why Dauids name is ſometimes put for Chriſt 2. 4
Citie and houſe of Dauid what it is 7. 2. and 22. 9
Daies of a tree what 65. 21
In what ſenſe it is that daies will ſeeme yeeres 54. 8
What the day of the Lord ſignifies 13. 6
Day put for time, prefixt 22. 5
Why the day of the Lord is called terrible 13. 9
The Iewes began their day at Sun ſetting 30. 29
Death of Chriſt the cauſe and fountaine of life 53. 8
Fruit of Chriſts death 53. 5. 11
Death often noted out by the word Graue 53. 9
In what ſenſe it is ſaid, the dead ſing the praiſes of God 38. 18
Whether the dead know our neceſſities 29. 22
Delicacie, the ruine of the Roman Empire 2. 16
Deliuerance of the Church admirable, and Gods proper worke 31. 8. & 49. 7
Difference betweene the deliuerance out of Egypt and Babylon 52. 12 See Redemption.
Deafeneſſe of the Iewes proceeded from their rebellion 28. 12
Why God deferres to ſuccour his people 33. 9
Demoſthenes alleaged 47. 3
Denys the ſecond, how he became blind 28. 4
Denys the tyrant, a contemner of religion, and his impietie 36. 18
What a miſerie it is to be depriued of the vſe of holy things 48. 19
Deſerts for medowes 63. 13
Deſert taken for Chaldea 21. 1
When deſcriptions are neceſſarie 21. 3
Diſloialtie of the Iſraelites 17. 9
Diſloialtie of Senacherib 33. 8
Diuination condemned 19. 12. & 44. 25
Papiſts will not hauehave their diuine ſeruice examined 44. 20
Complaints of Papiſts touching the aboliſhing of their diuine ſeruice 36. 10
Deuotion of Papiſts what 1. 14
Superſtitious deuotions 65. 3
The diuell ſerues to Gods glory 2. 19
Difference betweene Dauids kingdome & Chriſts 2. 4
Difference betweene him that feares God, and him that feares him not 5. 20
Difference betweene God and men 1. 15. 18. & 30. 30. and 31. 3. & 40. 30. & 48. 12. & 55. 8. & 57. 15. & 59. 12. & 60. 22.
Difference betweene the elect and reprobate 5. 19
Difference betweene God and Idols 21. 9. and 37. 18. & 40. 18. 28. & 41. 21, 22. & 42. 8, 9. & 43. 9. & 44. 7. & 46. 3. & 48. 12. & 64. 3.
Difference betweene true and falſe worſhippers 29. 13
Difference betweene a true ſeruant of God, and a falſe 22. 20
Difference that is among men, proceeds from Gods vengeance 19. 2
Difference betweene the affliction of the elect and reprobate 12. 3
God will be the defender of his diſcipline perpetually 49. 10
Dimon a flood of Moab 15. 9
A right order of diſcipline deſcribed 49. 16
Diſtruſt of the Iewes 30. 1. & 49. 14
Diſtruſt naturally in men 8. 7. & 43. 5
Docilitie a gift of God 30. 21. & 32. 2. & 42. 4. & 43 8
Docilitie how neceſſary in the faithfull 48. 17. and 50. 10
Docilitie proceedes from vnderſtanding 41. 22
Doctrine of Gods word moſt neceſſarie 3. 4
Doctrine onelyonly makes the ſacraments 20. 2
A generall doctrine drawne from a particular 54. 8
Particular doctine neceſſarie 1. 17
Doctrine of the Prophets indures euer 37. 2.
Doctrines falſe, refuted by Gods word onelyonly 11. 4
Doctrine, Gods ſcepter 2. 4
Domitian and his crueltie 59. 7
Diuerſitie of gifts, the ornament of the Church 54. 13
Drunkennes ſpirituall 19. 14
Drunkennes deteſtable in Miniſters 56. 12
Dumbe dogges 56. 10
Drunkennes condemned 5. 11. 22. & 22. 13. & 24. 9. and 28. 1. & 56. 12.
Dutie of the faithfull 43. 10
Dutie of Paſtors 6. 9, 10. & 8. 16. 18
Ruine of Duma foretold 21
Dumeans and their originall 21. 10
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EAre, what the opening thereof ſignifies 50. 5
Earth taken for ſuch Countries as were knowne to the Iewes by traffique 24. 1. 17
Earth taken for her inhabitants 66. 8
New earth what 66. 22
Fruitfulneſſe of the earth proceeds from Gods bleſſing 1. 19. and 35. 1.
The earth barren by Gods curſe 5. 10. & 15. 6. nd 24. 5, 6. & 32. 13.
The word Earth, put for all the world 65. 16
Earth couered or diſcouered, what 33. 1
Why the earth ſuſtaines vsus not 24. 5
Earth taken for any Country 66. 8
Thoſe of the Eaſt abounded in ceremonies 58. 5
The ſignes of their ſorrow 41. 4. and 43. 27. & 51. 1. and 65. 7.
Egyptians groſſe Idolaters 19. 1. 3
Puniſhed for their pride 19. 4. 2
Egypt abounding in Cities 19. 8
Would bee eſteemed the ſtorehouſe of all liberall ſciences 19. 3. 1
Deliuered by Chriſt 19. 19
How it was giuen in ranſome for the Churches deliuerance 43. 3
Per perdition 19. 1
Egyptians ſwollen with a falſe opinion of wiſdome, proudly deſpiſed all nations beſides as Barbarians 19. 3. 16. 1
More effeminate then other nations 19. 16
In what time they had truce with the Aſſyrians 19. 23
And in continuall warre with them ibid.
In what ſenſe their ſenſleſneſſe is attributed to God 19. 14
Their pride 19 15
Ther conuerſion 19. 19. 21
Elam taken for the Country of Perſia 21. 2
Gods election free and vnchangeable 14. 1. and 44. 1. and 66. 18.
Gods free election the beginning of our ſaluation 45. 4
Election depends vponupon Gods promiſe 41. 8
The end of our election 41. 10. 43. 10. 21
Elect taken for excellent 4. 21
Elect onelyonly beleeue 8. 18. & 53. 1. & 54. 13
Elect onelyonly eſcape Gods wrath 66. 19
Elect onelyonly inioy the redemption purchaſed by Chriſt 59. 20
Elect onelyonly ſaued 66. 19
Elect cannot periſh 8. 18
Difference betw…ene the elect and reprobate 2. 10. and 3. 10. and 4. 3. and 5. 20. and 7. 2. 4. and 8. 12. and 10. 15. 18. and 12. 1, 2. and 13. 3. 5. 9. 19. & 14. 1. 5. 20. 29. and 16. 6. and 19. 22. and 21. 11. 12. 17. and 25. 10. and 26. 10. 16. 19. and 27. 4. 7. and 28. 15. and 29. 13. 17. and 30. 26. 28. 32. and 32. 17. and 33. 6. 14. and 35. 4. 10. and 39. 8. and 40. 30. and 41. 22. and 42. 17. and 43. 1. 2. 21. and 45. 2. and 48. 10. and 51. 8. 17. 23. and 54. 7. 13. and 55. 6. and 26. 5. and 57. 2. 20. and 59. 12. 13. 20. and 60. 2. 6. 19. 21. and 63. 5. 19. and 64. 3. 11. and 65. 8. 10. 13. 14. and 66. 2. 5. 12. 16. 19.
God ſometimes ſpares the wicked for the elects ſake 65. 8
Eliakim of the blood royall 22. 24
Put in Shebnaes place 22. 20
In what ſenſe he is ſaid to be called of God ibid.
Enemies domeſticall 24. 16. and 36. 3. and 66. 5.
Enemies of two ſorts 41. 12
Brethren enemies 66. 5
Enuie the welſpring of diſſenſions 11. 13
Epicures and their language 39. 8
Epha, a meaſure of dry things 5. 10
Ephraim taken for all Iſrael 17. 3
For the ten Tribes 28. 1
An ancient error muſt not bee receiued as a law 65. 7
Efficacie of error giuen to ſeducers to deceiue the world 19. 14
Two parts of equitie 58. 7
Eſau and his repentance 26. 11
Eunuch, who 56. 3
Obſtinacie of Europ 9. 10
Exceſſe in apparell taxed 3. 16
We muſt not be led by ill examples 2. 6
Execrations muſt be auoided 5. 9. and 14. 24
Exorciſmes condemned 19. 12
Expoſitions forced and wreſted, to bee auoided 48. 16
How we are ſaid to ſinne before Gods eies 65. 12
Womens wandring eies 3. 16
Iſaiah ſaw God with his eies 6. 5
Wee muſt not follow that in Gods ſeruice, which ſeemes beſt in our eies 65. 12
Few whileſt, they labour, fix their eies vponupon Gods bleſſing 65. 23
F
FAble of the Papiſts touching the oxe and the aſſe 1. 3
A fable of the ancients, touching the cities of Egypt 19. 18
Faith.
True faith what 43. 10
Not common to all 53. 1
It muſt not be ſeparate from the word 55. 3
The mother of praier 1. 15. and 33. 2
It conſiſts in certaintie and ſound knowledge 52. 15
It hath need of confirmation 37. 2. 21
It makes vsus partakers of all Chriſts benefits 11. 2
It begins at obedience 41. 22
It goes before confeſſion 43. 10.
Implicit faith of Papiſts 43. 10. and 52. 15. and 54. 13
The nature of faith 55. 3. and 64. 3
Propertie of faith 64. 4
Preparation of faith 43. 10
Triall of faith 33. 2
Power of faith how great 43. 14
The vnitie of faith muſt be held 12. 6
Difference betweene faith and a bare knowledge 45. 24
Difference betweene faith and experience 60. 6
Thoſe that are deſtitute of faith, no members of Chriſt 65. 21
The principall fruit of faith 65. …4
Faithfull.
All the faithfull are friends of God 41. 8
Why called trees of righteouſneſſe 61. 3
Happy in eueryevery reſpect vnderunder the kingdome of Chriſt 30. 25. and 35. 5. and 65. 3.
Expoſed to diuers ſlanders 36. 10. and 41. 12
Exhorted to conſtancie 8. 19
Compared to doues 60. 8
They onelyonly fit to ſing Gods praiſes 42. 10
Why compared to little children 66. 11, 12
Why held for monſters 8. 18
How called the worke of Gods hands 29. 23
Compared to ſheepe 14 30
The faithfull Gods plant 60. 21. 61. 3
Precious in Gods ſight 43 4
Regenerate onelyonly in part 65. 7
They are carefull of others 2. 3
All Prieſts, and how 23. 18. and 52. 11. and 56. 7. and 61. 6. and 66. 20. 21.
All the ſeed of Chriſt 53. 10
They onelyonly obtaine remiſſion of ſinnes 33. 24
Why ſometimes left deſtitute of humane helpes 59. 16
They are ſaid to dwell before God 23. 18
They offer themſelues in ſacrifice to God 8. 7
Sometimes conſtrained to bluſh 29. 22
Why often wrapped in the ſame puniſhment with the wicked 65. 8
Gods witneſſes 44. 9
They are brought to Chriſt 16. 5
They ouercome by patience 11. 14
In what their affection ought to appeare 12. 4
Their afflictions diuers, ſharpe, and tedious 26. 17. & 43. 1. & 51. 21
The faithfull ſubiect to many miſeries 4. 6
Hated of all ſorts 8. 18
How their afflictions are of ſhort continuance 26. 20. and 65. 16.
Their cheerefulneſſe 11. 2. & 40. 31
Their extreame calamitie 51. 8
Their condition happy 4. 6. & 30. 26
Yet miſerable and contemptible in appearance 26. 19. and 33. 20. and 41. 14. and 49. 7. and 51. 23. and 54. 2.
Their conſolation 4. 2. and 5. 17. See conſolation.
Their conſtancie 8. 12. and 56. 6
Their principall exerciſe 58. 2
Their felicitie 65. 13
And ioy 9. 3, 4. and 12. 6. and 30. 16. 29. and 35. 10. 41. 16. and 43. 3. and 51. 3. 8. 11. and 56. 7. and 61. 7. and 65. 10. 18. and 66. 5. 10. 11. 14.
Their imprecation againſt the Babylonians 13. 12
Their magnanimitie vpheld by the word of God 8. 9
Their perpetuall conflict 8. 9. and 11. 13. and 26. 8. and 36. 15. and 54. 15, 16. and 66. 5.
How they ought to behaue themſelues 11. 6. 9
Their death 57. 1. 2
Their obedience 11. 6
Their office 43. 10
Their praiers not in vaine 47. 8. and 65. 24
Their patiench 10. 12. See patience.
Their number ſmall 1. 9. and 4. 3. and 8. 16. and 11. 11. and 26. 2. and 43 6. and 45. 20. and 50. 10. and 51. 1. and 58. 1. and 60. 22. and 65. 25. and 66. 5.
Their perſeuerance 25. 6
Their complaint vnderunder the Papacie 26. 13
Their perpetuall Sabbath 58. 13. & 66. 23
Their ſpirituall ſacrifices 66. 23
Their ſaluation euerlaſting 51. 2. 8
Their ſaluation ioined with the ruine of the wicked 63. 4. and 66. 7
Their ſaluation ioined with Gods glory 43. 7. and 46. 13. & 48. 11. and 60. 2.
Their poſteritie bleſſed 65. 23
Their victory certaine 8. 9. and 9. 4
Their zeale muſt be moderate 36. 21
Whether it be lawfull for them to deride others in their miſeries 14. 3
Faithfull for firme and ſtable 22. 23
Falſe teachers dangerous 56. 10
Famin of the word what 30. 21
Mens fantaſies the fountaines of ſuperſtions 1. 29.
Error of fantaſtikes, touching the ſleeping of ſoules 57. 2
Of ſuch as ſeparate the word from the Spirit 59. 21
Falſe doctrines onelyonly refuted by the word of God 11. 4
Fauour of God towards his Church 1. 9
Fatneſſe for proſperitie 10. 16
Faſting depends vponupon praier 58. 5
Faſting a ſolemne part of repentance 22. 12, 13
How acceptable vntounto God 58. 5. 6
Vſe of faſting 1. 11
What the faſt of hypocrites is 58. 4
What the faſt of Papiſts is ibid.
Lenten faſt ibid
Faſting the handmaid of praier 58. 5
The Iewes faſt not to be condemned 58. 4
Faſting approued when charitie is ioined with it 58. 6
The bad example of our fathers not to be followed 65. 7. Sect. 2. 5.
The abuſe, and not the vſe of faſting taxed 58. 4. 5
A ſoueraigne remedie to moderate inordinate feares 8. 13
A double feare in the faithfull 7. 4
Where the feare of God is, there is ſtedfaſtneſſe 22. 17
Such onelyonly feare God, as reuerence his word 66. 5
Feare of the faithfull differs from the feare of vnbeleeuers 8. 12
Feare of God 50. 10.
Feare of God taken for a pure affection to ſerue him 11. 2
Taken for a certaine rule of iuſtice 11. 3
How neceſſary it is 8. 13. and 29. 23. and 65. 7
The fountaine of wiſdome 19. 11
In what ſenſe called the beginning of wiſdome 33. 6
What feare neceſſary in the faithfull 66. 2
Two ſorts of feare ibid.
Feaſts of Chriſtians 66. 23
A fiction confuted 19. 1
A fiction of the Poets 3. 12
Fifties among the Iewes, what 3. 3
Fire for extreame torment 30. 33. and 66. 15. 24
For Gods vengeance 26 11
Fire of Purgatory inuented by Papiſts 33. 24
Fire and water taken for all ſorts of miſeries 43. 2
Two fiſh pooles in Ieruſalem 7 3
Food taken from men two waies 3. 1
To turne the foote from the Sabbath, what 58. 13
Force of Chriſt inuincible 42. 4
Foreknowledge of God, what 41. 22
Foreknowledge and power belongs to God onelyonly 45. 10
Forgetfulneſſe of God the cauſe of all ſinne 17. 7
Forgetfulneſſe of God puniſhed 17. 10
Forme of an oath 5. 9. and 10. 4. and 22. 14. and 45. 23. and 49. 18
A right forme of teaching 2. 3. & 55. 12
The foundation of our ſaluation 63. 7
Mens fantaſies the fountaines of all ſuperſtitions 1. 29. and 65. 3
The fountaine from whence all plagues iſſue 5. 13
Chriſt the fountaine of liuing waters 12. 3
Free will confuted 1. 19, 20. and 49. 9. and 2. 22. and 52. 2.
What it is in man 1. 15. 16. 19. and 2. 24. and 54. 13 Frenchmen naturally imitate the vices of others, rather then their vertues 30. 1
Frenchmen brag to their hurt, of being ſubiect to great Princes 19. 4
G
GAbrias, his coniuration 21. 5
Situation of Galile, and why called Galile of the Gentiles 9. 1
Gates for places moſt frequented 14. 31
Mourning of the gates 3. 25. and 14. 31
Calling of the Gentiles foretold 2 3, 4. and 11. 10. and 12. 5. and 14. 1, 2. and 19. 22, 23. and 25. 7. and 26. 15. and 42. 4. 6. 11. and 45. 22. 23. 25. and 49. 6. 12. 21. and 52. 8. 15. and 54. 5. and 55. 4. 5. and 56. 3. 7. and 60. 9. and 65. 2. and 66. 19, 20.
Glory of God ioined with the ſaluation of the faithfull 43. 7. and 46. 13. and 48. 11. and 60. 2.
The glory of God ſhines in the accompliſhment of his promiſes 42. 8
In his workes 26. 11
And in the reſtauration of his Church 26. 11. and 42. 8. and 45. 23
His glory ſpread thorowout the world 6. 3
His glory muſt be aduanced aboue all things 43. 21
His glory muſt not be prophaned 48. 11
Why the wicked ſee not Gods glory 26. 10
Gods glory aduanced in the deſtruction of the wicked 63. 3
Glory taken for ſaluation 62. 2
God is robbed of his glory, whileſt men glory in themſelues 64. 8
Gods glory ioined with our ſaluation 48. 11. and 64. 12
Gods glory muſt be ſought in him onelyonly 45. 25
Chriſts glory hidden 52. 14
Chriſt ſhall be glorified and his Miniſters, though the wicked be not bettered by their miniſterie 49. 5
Wee muſt not iudge of Chriſts glory according to carnall reaſon 53. 2
Gluttonie condemned 5. 11. 22. and 62. 13. and 38. 3
God.
What God wee muſt worſhippe and acknowledge 21. 17
God eternall 40. 28. and 43. 13. and 48. 12
Why he is ſaid to hide himſelfe 45. 15
No accepter of perſons 55. 1. and 56. 36
Why called Iſaiahs friend 5. 1
In what ſenſe author of all things 42. 24. & 45. 7
God is not the author of euill 19. 14. and 45. 7. and 63. 17
Whether the author of mens blinding 19. 14
The author of Babels ruine 13. 17. and 14. 5
Author of Ieruſalems ruine 22. 5
Author of peace 32. 17
OnelyOnly author of our purgation 6. 7
Bountifull by nature 1. 19. & 24. 19. & 40. 28. & 63. 10. & 64. 4
Gratious by nature 55. 7, 8
The comforter of his Church 51. h6
The creator of all 37. 15
Why called Iſaiahs God 7. 13. & 51. 21
Why called the holy one 1. 2. 6. & 40. 25. & 43. 15
Why called God of Iſrael 21. 10
Why called Lord of hoſtes 3. 1. & 14. 22. and 21. 10. and 51. 15 & 54. 5
God the onelyonly teacher of his Church 2. 3. and 8. 19. and 30. 21. and 41. 21. and 48. 17. and 54 13.
God the only Lord by nature 11. 15
OnelyOnly conducter of the faithfull 35. 9
Why called the former of Iſrael 17. 7
Why compared to a lion 31. 4. and 38. 13. and 40. 18
And why compared to a mother 42. 14. and 46. 3. and 59. 15. and 63. 9. and 66. 12.
Why called the mighty one of Iſrael 1. 24. and 30. 29
Why compared to fire 33. 15
Why called the mightie one of Iacob 60. 16
God faithfull and true 42. 9. and 49. 7
Creator of Iſrael 17. 7. and 22. 11. and 27. 11. & 43. 1. and 45. 11
Enemie of the proud 2. 11
Iudge of the whole world 3. 13. & 5. 16. & 19. 14. and 21. 15. and 22. 14. and 33. 22. and 59. 12.
God the onelyonly Lawgiuer 33. 22
God the onelyonly King ibid.
OnelyOnly wiſe 31. 2
OnelyOnly Sauiour 43. 11. and 65. 8
OnelyOnly husband of his Church 57. 8
God mercifull 54. 10. and 55. 7
Almighty 41. 22
The creator of his Church 22. 11
The feeder of his flocke 14. 30. and 44. 6
How he is neere vsus 55. 6
How we muſt ſeeke him 9. 13. and 30. 4. and 55. 6. and 65. 10
In what ſenſe ſaid to be firſt and laſt 41. 4. and 44. 6
King of Iacob and Iſrael 41. 21. and 43. 15. and 44. 6
Alwaies like himſelfe 2. 3. and 14. 1. 27. and 26. 4. and 31. 5. and 41. 9. and 44. 6. and 46. 4. and 48. 12. 16. and 51. 6. 9. and 59. 20. and 63. 7.
God the feare and dread of his people 8. 13
The perpetuall protector of his Church 37. 35. and 54. 14
True in all things 14. 26
The chiefe miniſter of his word 50. 8
A moſt iuſt reuenger 9. 19
Why he is ſaid to haſten his worke 21. 16
He workes three waies by men 10. 5
How he workes by Satan 19. 4
How he handles the reprobate 16. 3
Why he handles the obſtinate ſo ſeuerely 1. 7
God drawes men to him by two meanes 65. 2
How he appeared to the fathers 6. 1
God heares two waies 37. 4
Why he doth good to his Church 42 21
How God created all things together 48. 13
Why he deferres his helpe 42. 14. & 51. 9
Why he deferres to puniſh the wicked 10. 3. and 13. 6. and 18. 5. and 26. 21. and 28. 24, 25. and 63. 4. 65. 6. and 66. 18.
God teacheth two waies 54. 13
He heares two waies 65. 24
OnelyOnly one true God 47, 8
How he blindes and hardens men 19. 14. and 44. 18. and 63. 17
He can manifeſt his power eueryevery where 14. 25
God hath a ſpeciall care of his elect and faithfull ones 1. 17. and 8. 14. & 11. 11. & 13. 1. & 14. 1. 5. 7. 14. 25. 30. 32. and 15. 1. and 16. 3, 4. & 17. 3. 13. 14. and 18. 4. 7. & 21. 1. 12. & 26. 1, 4, 7. & 27. 2. 3. & 30. 25. & 31. 5. & 33. 2. & 37. 7, 9, 30, 31, 35. & 41. 10, 18. & 42. 14. & 43. 3, 7. & 45. 4, 12, 18. & 46. 3. & 48. 16. & 49. 9, 15, 16, 24. & 51. 3, 6, 22. & 54. 17. & 57. 1. & 58. 11. & 5. 59, 18. & 60. 2. & 62. 12. and 63. 9. and 65. 8.
God dwels alwaies in his Church 10. 19
How God driues men into error 63. 7
He beholds the heart 1. 16
Neuer angry cauſleſly 24. 19
Why he ſweares, and that by himſelfe 14. 24. & 45. 23. & 62. 8
God ſpeakes after the maner of men 1. 24. and 5. 3. & 6. 8. & 14. 22. & 43. 24. and 48. 18.
God cannot hate his choſen 27. 4
God commands two waies 10. 6
He puniſheth mens impietie two waies 29. 11
How God raignes 51. 4
Why hee reiects the ceremonies which himſelfe hath commanded 1. 11
How God ſanctifies his choſen 8. 14
God robbed of his honour in the Papacie 43. 11
God al-ſufficient in himſelfe 40. 10
The faithfull content themſelues with one God onelyonly 8. 7, 19. & 10. 21
How he is ſaid to riſe 2. 19.
How he handles the wicked 9. 12
In what time he comes 50. 2
God calles two waies 44. 7
God allures men to repentance by two meanes 22. 12
How and how far he ſerues himſelfe of the wicked 7. 18. & 10. 5. 15. & 13. 3. 17. & 14. 21, 22. & 21. 7. & 27. 7. & 36. 19. & 43. 14. & 45. 7. & 54. 16, 17.
God ſometimes chaſtens the wicked by degrees 24. 22
God loues his choſen with an infinit louelove 40. 3. & 42. 14. & 43. 4. & 46. 3. & 49. 11, 15. & 53 10. & 59. 18. & 65. 19. & 66. 12, 14.
How great Gods authoritie is 45. 9
To whom God promiſeth ſuccour 42. 16
Gods louelove to his Church 1. 9
Gods ſecrets muſt not be ſearched into 14. 26
His counſell muſt not bee ballanced by our reaſon 26. 3
His counſell manifeſted in his word 46. 12
His counſell vnchangeable 14. 27. and 38. 4. and 65 15
What his purpoſe is in requiring ſacrifices 1. 11
God, a wonderfull workeman 10. 7
God rules all actions 10. 15
Why God is ſaid to hold in the Miniſters with his hand 8. 11
God wil be a ſanctuary to ſuch as ſanctifie him in their hearts 8. 14
He pleades not with vsus to purſue vsus in rigor 1. 18
He iudgeth otherwiſe then men doe 1. 15
He cannot away with exceſſe 3. 24
What is meant by the turning of his hand 1. 25
In wrath he remembers mercy 1. 9
God takes ſtrength from bread two waies 3. 1
Nothing can pleaſe him that comes not from a pure conſcience 1. 18
God the author both of weale and woe 62. 8
Godlineſſe hath the promiſe both of this life, and of that to come 65. 10
Two offices of godlineſſe 58. 6
The golden world 11. 6
Not vnlawfull to hauehave abundance of gold and ſiluer 2. 7
Good alwaies mingled among the bad 2. 4. & 8. 14. & 26. 2. & 6. 21
The good, thin ſowne in Iſaiahs time 26 2
Goodneſſe of God towards his children 41. 13
Goodneſſe of God manifeſted in Chriſt 12 3
Wherein the ſoueraigne good conſiſts 64. 6
Goſpell.
The Goſpell the ſpirituall food of the ſoule 25. 6. and 55. 1
A two edged ſword 11. 4
Why compared to a Sine 60. 21
Why compared to a ſtandard 11. 12
Goſpell, the doctrine of reconciliation 2 4. and 57. 19
Why ſo hated in the world 23. 5
It came forth of Mount Zion 23. 6. 25
Preached thorowout the world by Gods commandement 45. 20
The praiſe of the Goſpell 25. 7
VponUpon whom it workes 61 1
Who are capeable of it ibid.
The doctrine thereof not new 42. 4
The dignitie and excellencie thereof 33. 6. & 49. 9
The end 61. 1, 2, 3
Nature of the Goſpell 14. 21
And office 11. 4. and 49. 2
The preaching of the goſpell Gods gift 52. 7
Difference betweene the law and the goſpell 56. 7. and 66. 21
The goſpell not onelyonly ſets God and man at one, but man with man alſo 2. 4
The onelyonly meanes to quiet diſſenſions ibid.
Gozan, a Citie of the Medes 37. 12
Grace.
Fruits of Chriſts grace 25. 2
Seuen formed grace fondly inuented by Papiſts 11. 2
Grace of God preuents men 19. 20
Gods grace freee 14. 21
Praiſe of Gods grace 43. 7
To be publiſhed and communicated to all 35. 4
Contempt of Gods grace ſhall bee ſeuerely puniſhed 5. 5
Tenure of Gods grace 41 8. & 46. 4
Graue put for death 53 9
H
HAnd of God neuer ſeparate from his mouth 14. 26
Turning of Gods hand, what 1. 25
Hand put for ſuccour 25. 10
To miniſter 53 10
To worke 26. 11
Put for rule 11. 14
They were wont to ſpread the hands in praier 1. 15
What profit comes by handicrafts 3. 2
Wherein true happineſſe conſiſts 25. 8
God is ſaid to heare two waies 65. 24
No true feare of God, where the hearing of his word is contemned 50. 10
Integritie of the heart required 29. 13. & 38. 3
Hearts of men in Gods hands 13. 3, 14. & 19. 2
Heauen ſpread out like a curtaine 40. 22
How heauen is ſaid to be Gods ſeate 66. 1
To breake the heauens, what 63. 19
Heauens new 65. 17. 66. 22
Helpe of the wicked vaine 30. 1. 31. 1
How farreforth it is lawfull to ſeeke the helpe of man 8. 7
Hell taken for the graue 5. 14
Heſhbon a citie of Moab 15. 4
Hezekias a louer of peace 36. 3
Wonderfully troubled 37. 1
His faith 34. 4
His ſickneſſe 38. 1
His pride 39. 2
His ſinne 39. 2, 5
The higheſt ſeruice we can performe to God 6. 3
Hiſtory of Alexander 45. 4
Of an ambitious Preacher 42. 4
A pleaſant hiſtory of Maximilian the Emperour 10. 11
Hiſtorie of Sir Thomas Moore 22. 17
Vſe of hiſtories 26. 2
Why God vſeth the word Hiſſing, rather then the ſound of a trumpet 5. 26
The reaſon why the Prophet vſeth this word Ho, 55. 1
Hobgoblins 13. 21. & 34. 14
The holy Ghoſt ſends the Prophets 48. 16
The holy Ghoſt God eternall 6. 10. & 48. 16
Why compared to water 1. 16
The true teacher of the faithfull 29. 24. & 53 1
His efficacie muſt not bee ſeparate from the preaching of the Goſpell 49. 22. and 59. 21. See Spirit
Hope ought to be confirmed by the remembrance of benefits formerly receiued 11. 11. & 22. 10. and 29. 22. & 30. 18. & 37. 31. & 41. 5. & 42. 9. & 43. 3. 16. & 44. 24, 27. & 48. 21. & 51. 9. & 63. 7 & 64. 3.
It is not expedient that the faithfull ſhould fixe their hopes vponupon earthly commodities 65. 13
Houſe put for Temple 15 2
Houſe of Dauid put for the Kings palace 7. 2. and 22. 22
Houſe of praier 56. 7
Houſe put for all ceremonies 66. 1
Humanitie commended 11. 4. 6 & 16. 4, & 53. 7. and 57. 15. & 59. 34. & 61. 1.
Humilitie the beginning of faith 43. 10
How neceſſary in the faithfull 16. 7. & 26. 5. & 30. 17. & 57. 15. & 61. 1. & 66. 2.
Humilitie of Chriſt 7. 15. & 42. 2. & 52. 1
Husbands proper office to prouide for the familie 4. 1
Husbandry a gift of God 28. 29
Hypocriſie the mother of all vices 10. 6
Alwaies ioined with diſdaine and pride 65. 6
Diſcouered by the Goſpell 32. 5
How deteſtable 1. 15. & 9. 17. & 10. 6. & 26. 2. & 29. 13, 14. & 48. 1, 2. & 50. 10. & 63. 8. & 66. 17.
Diſcerned from Gods true ſeruice by the workes of charitie 1. 18
No true praier where hypocriſie raignes 1. 15
Hypocrites greatly giuen to ceremonies 1. 11, 18
Mingled among the faithfull 1. 28
Alwaies proud 65. 5
How they ſeeke God 9. 13
Why compared to bulruſhes 58. 5
Caſheried 52. 1
Their fond confidence 10. 20, 22
Their complaint againſt God 1. 18
Their babling 1. 15
Their cuſtomes 1. 22
Their workes abominable before God 58. 4
Their praiers and ſacrifices vaine 1. 15
Their vowes what 19. 21
They onelyonly gape after earthly felicitie 1. 19
They are wont to quarrell with God 1. 18
Threatnings muſt be redoubled againſt them 4. 1
Hypocrites onelyonly carefull about ceremonies 1. 18
Neuer the better for the promiſes 1. 28
How they muſt be handled 1. 4, 10, 18
Diſtinguiſhed from the faithfull 65. 13, 14
I
IAcob put for the ten Tribes 17. 4
How hee is ſaid to bee confounded being dead 29. 22
His wreſtling what 48. 1
Iauan, what 66. 9
Iazar, a Citie of Moab 16. 8
Idleneſſe condemned 32. 9
It is begotten by riches and abundance 32. 10
What vſe we are to make of the furious zeale of Idolaters 44. 14
Idolaters vaine and miſerable 41. 2, 9. & 44. 9
Their zeale 44. 12
Their hypocriſie 10. 10
Their horrible ruine 1. 31. and 2. 18. & 65. 12
Their liberalitie 65. 11
Carnall ſenſe the ſchoolemaſter of Idolaters 16. 12
They wholly depend vponupon euents ibid.
Their obſtinacie 2. 20. and 44. 19
Sottiſhneſſe 42. 17
Furie 46. 6
Idolatry poſſeſſeth mens mindes 1. 29
How augmented 41. 7
The ſpring of all miſchiefes 27. 9
The moſt hatefull kind of whordome 57. 5, 7
How deteſtable 41. 22, 24
From whence it ſprings 40. 19
Outward idolatry condemned 2. 8
How fearefull wee ſhould bee of being corrupted with idolatry 44. 14
Idoll miniſters 56. 10
Roman idoll 60. 14
Idols matches to kindle Gods wrath withall 1. 31
Things of nought 2. 8
They muſt bee vtterly reiected 17. 8. and 30. 22. and 31. 7
How they are ſaid to be made of nought 41. 24
The works of mens hands 2. 8. and 17. 8. & 31. 7
The truſt in idols vaine 8. 21
Their Oracles, how ambiguous and deceitfull 41. 9, 22
Their vanitie how great 41. 29. & 46. 2
Idumeans, and their beginning 63. 1
Sworne enemies of Gods people 63. 1, 2
Their ruine foretold 34. 1, 10, 11. & 63. 1
Iehu prophaned Baals altars 30. 22
Iereboam hath many followers 22. 23
Ieruſalem miraculouſly ſaued 10. 32
Why called the Citie of God 45. 13
Why called the daughter of Zion 1. 8
Why called Citie of vanitie 24. 10
How ſaid to be formed of old 37. 26
How ſhe is ſaid to hauehave plaid the harlot 1. 21
In what ſenſe called virgin 37. 21
How her foundations are ſaid to bee euerlaſting 44. 7
Iewes.
Iewes originall 41. 4. & 43. 27. & 51. 1. & 65. 7
Apoſtataes 1. 4
Bold in forging fables 37. 36. & 40. 31. & 48. 21
Corrupters of the Scripture 49. 6
Why called a nation ſpoiled 18. 2
A paterne of curſing 65. 15
Their children degenerate 29. 22. & 31. 6. & 48. 1 and 57. 3
How enemies of God 1. 24
Inexcuſable 2. 5, 3. & 31. 4. & 40. 28. & 42. 20. & 44. 8. & 48. 5. & 50. 1, 2. & 65. 12. & 66. 4.
Defiled with the corrupt cuſtomes of the Gentiles 2. 6. & 48. 5
The firſt borne in the Church of God 14. 2. & 19. 25
Why compared to a worme 41. 14
They leaned vponupon the power of the Egyptians 19. 1. & 30. 1. & 31. 1
Why it is ſaid they offered no ſacrifices to God 43. 23
Their afflictions diuers 1. 2
Their apoſtacie 1. 2, 4, 21. & 5. 24
Their inſatiable couetouſnes 2. 5
Their blinding 6. 10. & 29. 10, 11. & 42. 19
Their wilfull blinding 42. 21
Their wofull condition 3. 12
Their falſe confidence 30. 17
Their rebellion and obſtinacie 1. 5. & 6. 9, 10. & 9. 8, 13. & 22. 6, 7. & 29. 7. & 30. 1. & 31. 1. & 48. 4. & 49. 6. & 57. 10, 17. & 59. 1. & 65. 2, 5. & 66. 4.
Their diſtruſt 30. 1. & 49. 14
A fable of theirs touching Senacherib 37. 38
Their vaine confidence 20. 1. & 22. 3. & 29. 1. and 23. 1, 2. & 66. 1
Their boaſting 57. 4. & 65. 15
Their hypocriſie 20. 13, 20. & 30. 10. & 58. 3
Their pride 22. 3. & 65. 15
Idolatry 1. 29. & 2. 8
Impudency 48. 3
Infidelitie 65. 3
Ingratitude 1. 2. & 2. 5. & 5. 2. & 22. 11. & 24. 5. & 26. 10. & 27. 11. & 28. 7. & 29. 22. & 31. 1. & 41. 9. and 46. 8. & 48. 3. & 50. 3. & 63. 8. & 65. 3
Their deſperate malice 1. 4
Their diſeaſes incurable ibid
Their fathers how wicked 43. 27
Their prerogatiue 19. 25. & 22. 1. & 42. 6. & 61. 9
Their preſumption 30. 12
Headineſſe 20. 2. & 26. 2. & 29. 1
Their ſottiſh brutiſhneſſe 29. 9. & 42. 22, 25. & 57. 10. and 60. 9
Their ſuperſtition 65. 11. & 66. 3
Careleſneſſe 1. 7. and 28. 9
Equalitie of Iewes and Gentiles 45. 23
Why the Iewes were diſcontented with their eſtate 8. 6
Titles giuen the Iewes to their diſgrace 7. 13
Prouoked by the Gentiles 2. 5. & 55. 6
Ignorance voluntary condemned 5. 13
Whether it be the cauſe of all euils 5. 13
Ignorance excuſeth not 27. 11
A learned ignorance 6. 4
Why the Hebrewes call all ſinnes ignorance 27. 11
Of a ſimple and an affected ignorance 5. 13
Nothing more vnſeemly in Miniſters of the word, then ignorance 56. 10
Iim 13. 21
An abomination to erect and ſet vp Images 40. 18
Images held to be lay mens bookes 2. 8
And what fruit they reape by them ibid
A wicked imitation 57. 5. and 66. 3
Immortalitie of ſoules 57. 2
Impatience muſt be corrected 16. 5
Impenitencie how diſpleaſing to God 22. 14
A great ſinne ibid.
Implicit ſaith of the Papiſts what 52. 15
Imprecation of the faithfull againſt the Babylonians 13. 12
Incredulitie a dangerous ſicknes 42. 8
It onelyonly prouokes God to wrath 45. 24
The puniſhment of it 6. 10
Signes of infidelitie 40. 5
Infidelitie cauſe of trouble in the mind 30. 15
Infirme, how they muſt be ſupported 42. 3
Ingratitude a deteſtable vice 44. 21
It ought to be eſchewed 60. 15
Inhumanitie flowes from the contempt of God 59. 3
Inhumanitie condemned 16. 4
Innocencie of Chriſt 53. 9
Good intents of Papiſts confuted 66. 4
God reiects our good intentions, if they bee not warranted by his word 65. 7
Vſe and force of interrogations 23. 9. and 43. 19. & 48. 11. and 51. 19. and 57. 6. and 63. 1, 12.
All inuentions of men condemned 1. 29
Why men pleaſe themſelues ſo much in their inuentions 1. 12
Nothing angreth God more, then when we follow our owne inuentions 65. 2
Inuocation of Gods name accompanied with true repentance 19. 22
Inuocation put for Gods whole ſeruice 64. 6
Very neceſſary in the faithfull 41. 17. & 55. 6
Inuocation of Saints departed, confuted 65. 24
True ioy flowes from Gods fauour 12. 2, 6. See Faithfull, Wicked.
Iſaiah, the kinſman of Chriſt 5. 1
Expoſed to the outrages of the wicked 50. 4
Why he was commanded to walke naked 20. 2
A Prophet appointed for the Iewes 1. 1. and .6 and 23. 18
He bewailes the deſolation of the Church in pitifull maner 22. 4
Why hee bewailes the calamitie of the Churches enemies 16. 9.
In what ſenſe he termes the Idols prophaned 30. 22
Why hee ſeparates himſelfe from the crew of the wicked 42. 24. & 59. 3
How he is ſaid to command the Medes and Perſians 13. 2. & 21. 2
He ſpeakes in the perſon of another 16. 9. and 21. 3
He repreſents Gods perſon 21. 2
Why hee preacheth to the afflicted Iewes of his time 1. 7
How he is ſaid to ſee God 6. 1
Why called Gods friend 5. 1
His authority confirmed 6. 8. and 7. 11. and 13. 2. & 16. 13. & 50. 4
His inuincible conſtancie 8. 8. and 22. 17. and 25. 1. and 30. 8. and 39. 3. 5. and 62. 1.
Whether his nakedneſſe was vnbeſeeming him or no 20. 2
His vocation newly confirmed 6. 1
Iſaiah the ſonne of Amos 1. 1. and 2. 1. and 13. 1. and 20. 2
Iſrael a name moſt honourable 1. 3
Named by way of diſhonour 4. 7
Iſrael double 43. 6
Cauſe of the Iſraelites ruine 17. 10
Their falſe confidence 17. 9
Their ingratitude 17. 9, 10
Their diſloialtie 17. 9
Their pride 28. 1
Italians, and the ſignes of their ſorrow 15. 2
Iudah put for the whole nation 1. 1
Iudeah and the ruine thereof foretold 22. 1
Why called the valley of viſion 22. 1
Iudea full of mountaines 65. 9
Why called Ile 20. 6
Iudgements of God true 1. 15. and 59. 12
Why compared to fire 66. 15
Gods iudgements againſt the wicked, terrible 9. 17
How they ought to be pondered 19. 13. and 28. 13
Alwaies moſt iuſt 14. 21. and 16. 3. and 21. 2. and 30. 31. and 33. 1. and 39. 5. and 41. 15. and 65. 7.
Their vſe 26. 9
To iudge, put to rule 2. 4. 16. 5
Iudges ought to be eies, eares, hands, and mouth for the widowes and fatherleſſe 1. 23
Iudges put for all ſorts of gouernours 3. 2
Iudgement put for right 40. 27
Taken for moderation in afflictions 30. 18. and 64. 8
Put for forme of gouernment 51. 4
For right 1. 17, 21. and 4. 4. and 32. 16. and 61. 8
For protection 16. 5. 59. 9
Iuſtice taken for equitie 33. 15
For ſuccour 46. 13
For protection and faithfulneſſe 16. 5. and 45. 13. and 51. 5. and 54. 14. and 59. 9
For integritie of heart 48. 1
For right 54. 17. and 62. 1
For a State well gouerned 48. 18
For teſtimony of iuſtice 58. 8
For truth 63. 1
What true iuſtice is 57. 1
It muſt be ſought in God onelyonly 45. 25
Iuſtice hath two parts 58. 7
Iuſt taken for tried 41. 26
K
KEyes of the kingdome of heauen what 22. 22
Keyes a ſigne of poſſeſſion ibid
Key of the houſe of Dauid ibid
The key that opens vntounto vsus the doore of Chriſts kingdome 65. 2
King of Iudah figure of Chriſt 14. 30
King of Babylon, why compared to the morning ſtarre 14. 12
Crueltie of the King of Babylon 14. 17
His pride 14. 13
A King ought to be a father of the Country 22. 21 See Princes.
Duties of Kings 49. 23. and 60. 16
In what ſenſe called nurſing fathers of the Church 49. 23. See more in 60. 11. and 62. 2
No true reſt out of Chriſts kingdome 65. 21
Kingdome of Chriſt eternall 6. 7. and 16. 5
Eſtabliſhed in deſpight of all his enemies 29. 22
Why called the end of daies 2. 2
Contemptible in appearance 53. 2
Kingdome of Chriſt and Dauid, in what they differ 2. 4
Kingdome of Chriſt not yet compleat 60. 18
Prophecied of 2. 2
Peaceable 2 4
Spirituall 11. 2, 4, 14. and 16. 5. and 42. 1. and 56. 7. and 60. 2. and 61. 6. and 62. 6
Beginning of Chriſts kingdome 53. 2
Kingdome of Iudah a figure of Chriſts kingdome 33. 17
Why the kingdome of Iſrael is called anointing 10. 27
Wherein the defence of kingdomes conſiſteth 19. 3
To bow the knee before Chriſt, what it ſignifies 45. 23
The knowledge of Gods name conſiſts in three things 52. 6
Knowledge of God ingrauen in the mindes of all men 33. 15
The foundation of all true religion 19. 21
Men cannot attaine the perfection of it in this life 6. 2
Men may come to the knowledge of God by beſtolding the heauens 40. 26
Knowledge of God certaine in the goſpell 25. 9
How neceſſary the knowledge of God is 11. 9. and 26. 8. and 54. 13
L
FEw whileſt they labor, fix their eies vponupon Gods bleſſing 65. 23
Land of the liuing 38. 11
Law and the Goſpell wherein they differ 66. 21, 27
Law called Oppia 3. 17
Law taken for goſpell and doctrine 42. 4
For the word of God 2. 3
The praiſe of the Law 8. 20
The principall end and vſe of the law 45. 18. 19. & 51. 4
The excellencie of the Law 8. 20
How needfull the publiſhing of it is 42. 21
The ſeat of the Law in the heart 51. 7
The difference betweene the law and the goſpell 66. 21, 23. & 61. 1
Leproſie a ciuill death 6. 1. 58. 4
Lenten faſt 58. 4
Leuiathan what 27. 1
Lycurgus made no law againſt the ingratefull 1. 2
Liberality of God towards his 12. 3. and 65. 10
True liberalitie what 32. 8
Our life but a vaine imagination, till Gods preſence hath awakened vsus 6. 5
Life, how it ought to be ruled 33. 19
Life of man limited 38. 5
Shortnes of mans life 38. 12
The end of mans life 38. 11. 18. 22
Fragilitie of mans life 40. 6
We muſt labor after integritie of life 26. 2. and 43. 23. and 52. 11. and 56. 1
How far lawfull to deſire long life 38. 10. 22
Light taken for proſperitie 58. 8, 10. and 59. 9
No light where the doctrine of the Prophets is wanting 60. 3
Libna a Citie what 37. 9
Lip put for tongue 19. 18
To looke put for hope 20. 3. and 31. 1
To looke to God what 17. 7
No louelove comparable to Gods louelove 63. 9
Infinit louelove of God towards his 40. 3. and 42. 14. & 43. 4. and 46 3. and 49. 11, 15. and 50. 10. and 59. 18. and 65. 19. and 66. 14
Selfe louelove the welſpring of all euils in men naturally 11. 9
A notable deſcription of Gods louelove 65. 19
Lucifer held for king of diuels abſurdly 14. 2
Iudgement day terrible 10. 3
Luther a Prophet of God and of his death 57. 1
M
MAdian 10. 16
Madianites ſubdued by Gedeon 9. 4
Magike condemned 19. 3
Magiſtracie and miniſterie what 56. 10
Magiſtrates called of God 22. 20
A ſingular bleſſing of God to hauehave a good Magiſtrate 1. 26
Euill Magiſtrates ſent of God in his wrath 22. 21
Authoritie of Magiſtrates 3. 13
Their dutie 3. 4. 22. 21, 24. and 20. 22
Conſolation for them 22. 23
Their office an office of labour 22. 4
They ought to be the fathers of the Country 3. 5
Gods maieſtie oppoſed to the pride of Magiſtrates 3. 15
In what ſenſe God is ſaid to be our maker 17. 7. & 37. 26. and 51. 13. See creation new.
The word Many, taken for All 53. 12
Whether marchandiſing be lawfull 23. 15, 17
Oft times repleniſhed with deceits 2. 16
Marchants of Venice 23. 8
Sacrifice of the Maſſe impudently maintained by Papiſts 19. 19
Meeknes in Paſtors required 42. 4
Meeknes commended 11. 4, 6. and 53. 7. and 57. 15. and 61. 1
No true meekeneſſe without the Spirit of Chriſt 11. 6
Meeknes of Chriſt 42. 3
All the promiſes grounded vponupon the Mediator 9. 6
The benefit of meditation 26. 8
We muſt meditate in Gods workes of old 51. 9
What ought to be our meditation in the day of affliction 63. 7
The Medes authors of Babels ruine 13. 17
Their crueltie 13. 18
In what ſenſe called veſſels of wrath 13. 5
How ſaid to be ſanctified 13. 3
Men miſerable by their owne fault 59. 11
Why compared to graſhoppers 40. 22
They doe in vaine promiſe vntounto themſelues any certaine abiding heere 34. 17
To truſt in men vaine 29. 5
Their felicitie conſiſts in obedience 1. 19
Their glory vaine 19. 11
Their blockiſhnes 55. 2
Their hearts are in Gods hands 13. 3. 14. and 19. 2
Their condition out of Chriſt 49. 8. 9
Their nature before their conuerſion 65. 25
Mens daies limitted 38. 5
That which is attributed to them, is taken from God 31.3
Their power not to be feared 7. 4
Why that is ſometime attributed to men, which belongs to God 1. 16. and 41. 16. and 45. 14. and 62. 12
God corrects in meaſure 27. 8. and 64. 9
Menaces of the Prophets to be feared 13. 5
Mercy a teſtimony of pietie 1. 18
It ought to be preferred before ſacrifices 58. 9
To whom it is promiſed 64. 11
Mercy of God great 23. 17. and 19. 24. and 30. 18. and 31. 6. and 33. 2. and 40. 2. and 54. 7, 10. and 55. 7. and 57. 16, 18. and 63. 7. 15.
Nerits of men refuted 43. 4, 25. and 44. 2. and 63. 7. and 65. 2
What ought to be the principall care of Miniſters 62. 1
Ignorance in Miniſters vnſeemly 56. 10
Miniſtry of Chriſt effectuall 42. 4. and 53. 10
A commendation of the miniſterie of the word 50. 10. and 62. 7
With what authoritie Miniſters muſt be furniſhed 21. 10
What a maieſtie the word hath in the miniſtry of man 13. 2. 4. & 21. 2
A leſſon for Miniſters 2. 10
The voice of Gods Miniſter, the voice of God 50. 10
Miniſters muſt looke to meete with oppoſitions in their miniſtery 50. 6. See Miracle.
What diſcretion ought to be in Miniſters 1. 28
Miracles ioined with the word, are as ſeales put vntounto it 7. 10
No new miracles muſt bee forged to purchaſe authority to Chriſt 1. 3
Vſe of miracles 7. 10
It is a miracle that a faithfull Miniſter ſhould ſtand 49. 2
Moabites and their originall 15. 11
Their crueltie and inhumanitie 15. 1. and 16. 3. and 25. 10
Their ruine foretold 15. 1
Their flight 15. 4. and 16. 2
Their obſtinacie 16. 1
Their pride 16. 6
God muſt not be mocked 30. 28
Monkes and their vowes 19. 21
Monarchy of the Babylonians compoſed of diuers nations 8. 9. & 17. 12
Stronger then other Monarchies 13. 11, 14. 26, and 47. 5
Monarchy of Tyre very renowned 23. 12
Mount Olympus 2. 2
Mountaine put for Temple 16. 1
Moudt Zion put for the Church 10. 12
Conſecrated vntounto God 18. 7
Mountaine of holineſſe put for the rule of well liuing 65. 11
High mountaine for Babylon 13. 2
The multitude reiects the little flocke 66. 5
In what ſenſe the word Murtherers is taken 1. 15. 21
Muſicke not to be condemned 5. 12
N
NAbaliſts deſcribed 58. 7
Nabuchadnezar Gods ſcourge 42. 25
Name taken for renowned 62. 2
A new name giuen the Church 62. 2
Fathers muſt impoſe the name vponupon their children 7. 14
Name of God for God himſelfe 30. 27. 32
Name called vponupon what 4. 1
Nature of Chriſts kingdome 62. 6
Nature in a maner reſtored by Chriſt 16. 8
Nauigation not to be condemned 2. 16
Nebo an Idoll of the Chaldeans 46. 1
A Citie of Moab 15. 20
No new thing for brethren in the Church to bee enemies 66. 5
New heauens and a new earth 65. 17. & 66. 22
New for notable and excellent 42. 10
Nilus 11. 15. and 18. 2. and 19. 5
A flood watering Egypt, and ſeruing in ſtead of raine for the Country 19. 7
The drying vp of Nilus, a ſigne of barrennes ibid.
Niniue the capitall Citie of the kingdome of Aſhur 37. 37
Noph a renowned City in Egypt 19. 13
O
OBedience the mother of true religion 1. 29
Moſt acceptable to God 1. 12. 19. 29. and 6. 8. and 43. 23. and 58. 14. and 65. 4.
Obedience nothing without faith 65. 11
Paſſiue obedience of Chriſt 53. 7
Chriſts obedience abſolues vsus before God 53. 11
Obediencee to the firſt Table, muſt bee tried by obedience to the ſecond 1. 18
Obedience better then ſacrifice 1. 29
He that is oldeſt in the Church, muſt reſemble a little child 66. 11
Oath, a kind of Gods ſeruice 19. 18. & 45. 23. & 48. 1. and 65. 16
An oath muſt be taken with reuerence 45. 23. and 62. 8
Forme of an oath in the Scriptures 5. 9
Why the forme of an oath is not fully vttered 14. 24. and 62. 8
How much an Omer containes 5. 10
Onias and his counſell to Tholemeus 19. 19
Oracles of the Idols falſe 41. 22. and 42. 9
Oreb a Citie, whence it tooke her name 10. 26
Order peruerted 5. 27. and 38. 22
God hath care of orphans 1. 17. 23
Ornaments of the Popiſh Church 48. 18
Organs 1. 30
Ouerweening of the Iewes 29. 9. and 57. 10
Pride and ouerweening vaine in the wicked 5. 26. and 7. 2. and 9. 19. and 16. 1. and 24. 17. & 28. 15. 18. and 29. 1. 15. and 32. 10. 17. and 47. 7. and 50. 11. and 59. 4
Ouerweening rooted naturally in the fleſh 44. 19
P
THe impietie of the Papacie diſcouered by the goſpell 32. 6
Papiſts the ſworne enemies of the goſpell 34. 5
Why they cannot agree with the goſpellers 31. 3
Papiſts abhorre goſpellers as ſtrange monſters 8. 18
Papiſts confound remiſſion of ſinnes with repentance 59. 20
Papiſts ioine God with Idols 17. 8
Papiſts rob God of his honour 43. 11
What ſchoolemaſter hath taught the Papiſts to ſpeake like Chriſtians 36. 13
Papiſts glory in their multitude 44. 11
How Papiſts take Kings for nurcing fathers of the Church 49. 23
Papiſts preferre their idle ceremonies before the true Sacraments 20. 2
Papiſts will none of Chriſt for their teacher 55. 4
Whence the Papiſts fetch their authoritie for abſtaining from fleſh 22. 13
Whence the Papiſts prooue auricular confeſſion 38. 15
Whence they hauehave drawne their ſeuen formed grace 11. 2
How they eſtabliſh their free will 1. 19. 20
How they proue the dead ſee all wee doe 29. 22
VponUpon what they ground the interceſſion of Saints 37. 35. and 63. 17
Pride of Papiſts 1. 26. and 8. 14. and 41. 19. and 61. 3
Their boldneſſe in prophaning Gods myſteries 1. 3
Their ſottiſhneſſe touching the worſhippe called Dulia 2. 8
Their execrable blaſphemie touching the reading of the Scripture 48. 17
Their blindnes 44. 15
Their ſlanders againſt the Miniſters of the goſpell 32. 6. and 36. 7. 10. 14. and 54. 17.
Their conſcience alwaies in perplexitie 32. 18
How vaine their ſeruice is 29. 13
Their childiſh diſtinction touching remiſſion of ſins 33. 24. and 38. 17. and 43. 25. and 53. 5
Their doctrine touching repentance 55. 7
Their Church what 11. 9. and 28. 17. and 33. 6. 22
Their Biſhops what 48. 16
A fable of theirs touching the Oxe and the Aſſe 1. 3
Their implicit faith 43. 10. and 52. 15. and 54. 13
Their opinion touching the worke wrought 1. 11
Their felicitie 46. 5
Their fury in maintaining their ſuperſtitions 44. 14
Their idolatry 1. 29. & 40. 18. & 41. 7. & 44. 10
Their impudency 11. 4
Their wofull perplexitie of ſpirit 28. 12
Their vaine trauailes 30. 6
Their bounty in Idoll worſhip 65. 11
Their language heeretofore barbarous, now what 36. 13
Their obſtinacie, and whence it ſprings 41. 1
Their ſacrifice full of ſacrilege 61. 9
Their ſacraments what 20. 2. and 66. 23
Their ſatisfactions confuted 33. 24
Their hurtfull ſimplicity 6. 4. and 44. 20
Their ſuperſtitious ſeruice of Angels 37. 36
Their extraordinary praiers 16. 12
Their bragging 1. 30. and 29. 14. and 36. 19. & 45. 20. and 49. 21. and 62. 5.
Their vowes what 19. 21
Paſtors.
Paſtors muſt not onelyonly feed, but defend the flocke 62. 6
Paſtors faithfull, a ſingular bleſſing ibid.
How neceſſary in the world 49. 17
Why ſo hated of men 30. 10
Expoſed to the ſlanders of many 29. 21. and 50. 6. 8. and 51. 8
All Prieſts 23. 18. and 61. 6. and 66. 20. 21
How the ſpouſe of the Church 62. 5
They hauehave need of confirmation 8. 11
How they are ſaid to remit ſinnes 43. 25. and 63. 12
Their cheerefulneſſe 51. 8
Couetouſnes in them condemned 56. 10
What the authority of Paſtors is 43. 25. & 47. 1
Their condition 50. 6. and 51. 8
Their conſolation 6. 10. and 8. 16. and 28. 14. and 29. 21. and 49. …. and 51. 16. and 62. 7.
Their conſtancy and magnanimitie 8. 16. and 29. 21. and 50. 7
Their contempt 59. 21
Drunkennes deteſtable in Paſtors 56. 12
Confidence of Paſtors 7. 13. and 50. 8
Their glory …9. 5
Their labor moſt acceptable vntounto God ibid.
Their meeknes 42. 3
Their conflict 42. 1. and 49. 4. and 50. 7
Their ſending 52. 7
Their dutie and office 2. 10. and 5. 23. and 7. 13. and 11. 4. and 21. 10. and 22. 4. and 35. 3. 4. and 39. 3. 8. and 40. 6. and 42. 3. and 47. 1. and 49. 3. and 50. 4. and 51. 6. and 56. 10. and 62. 1. 6. 10. 11.
Two offices in Paſtors 4. 30
Their praiers 62. 7
They muſt be regarded 46 23
Their patience 51. 8
How neceſſary their preſence is 49. 17
Their diſcretion 1. 28
Complaint 49. 3. and 53. 1
Seuerity 58. 1
Vehemencie ibid.
Slothfulnes condemned in Paſtors 56. 10. 11
What care Paſtors ought to hauehave for the ſaluation of the people 6. 11
What truſt God commits to Paſtors 5. 1
Patience.
Patience of God 42. 14. and 57. 11. and 65. 6
Gods patience muſt not be abuſed 65. 6
Patience neceſſary in the faithfull 13. 22. and 16. 5. and 18. 7. and 24. 22. and 26. 8. and 20. 21. and 30. 18. and 33. 2. and 34. 8. 16. and 40. 26. 31. and 42. 10. and 45. 9. 15. and 49. 14. and 51. 4. 7. and 53. 7. and 61. 7. and 62. 1. and 65. 24.
Peace promiſed to the Church 11. 13
Peace put for proſperitie 9. 6. & 26. 3. 12. & 48. 18. & 52. 7. & 54. 10. 13. & 66. 12.
Peace proceedes from Gods preſence 41. 10
Peace nouriſheth iuſtice and integritie 59. 8
How farre to be ſought 32. 17. & 38. 17. & 59. 8
Peace of conſcience the fruit of the goſpell 2. 4
Peace of conſcience proper onelyonly to the faithfull 32. 18
The goſpell ſets man at peace with man 2. 4
Way to ſeeke peace 32. 17
Pellagians, heretikes 54. 13
Papiſts become Pellagians 54. 13
The chiefe perfection of righteouſnes 1. 4
Three perſons in one diuine eſſence 6. 3. 8
Perſeuerance of the faithfull 25. 9
Whether Peter were at Rome or no 29. 1
Peter made to worke miracles by the Papiſts being dead, who proteſted he did none by his owne power being aliue 48. 5
How Philoſophers diſpute of vertues & vices 32. 5. and 53. 11
Phyſicke not to be contemned 38. 21
In what ſenſe it is ſaid that a piller ſhould be ſet vp in Egypt 19. 19
Wee muſt not plead nor contend with Infidels 36. 21
The end why we are planted in the Church 60. 21. and 61. 3
Two ſorts of planting 61. 3
Poperie, with all the filth thereof, hath proceeded from the domeſtike enemies of the Church 24. 16
Popiſh Prieſts ſacrilegious 61. 6
Popiſh preparations 61. 3
Pope, Antichriſt 49. 23
He impudently brags to be Chriſts Vicar 60. 10
Thunderings of the Pope againſt the true ſeruants of God 66. 5
Why his impietie was not forthwith diſcouered 29. 15
Whence it comes that many defend his tyrannie 49. 23. and 60. 9. 10
His Perſian like pride 49. 23. and 60. 10
And his Clergies alſo 60. 10
A prophane King 49. 23
Poſterity of the faithfull bleſſed 65. 23
Poſteritie of vnbeleeuers accurſed 14. 20. and 34. 11
Care muſt be had of the poſteritie 38. 9. 16. 19. and 39. 8. & 41. 25. & 43. 10. & 49. 18.
The faithfull oft times richer in their pouerty, then the greateſt kings of the earth in their ſuperfluitie 65. 13
Power of Chriſt inuincible 9. 6
Power of God muſt be conſidered two waies 52. 10
Gods power muſt be ioined to his promiſes 14. 26
His power not idle 26. 4
It muſt not be meaſured by mens capacitie 21. 10
It muſt not be tied to ſecond cauſes 42. 15. & 43. 21
Inuincible 28. 21
Infinit 21. 10. & 40. 22. & 46. 5. & 48. 13. & 49. 24. & 50. 2. & 51. 9. 12. & 54. 5. & 55. 12, 13. & 59. 17. & 62. 10. & 63. 5, 6, 15. & 66. 19.
We muſt not feare the power of men 7. 4
Gods power muſt not be ſeparate from his word 44. 24
What the Papiſts meane by Gods abſolute power 23. 9
How Gods power muſt be conſidered 14. 26. & 21. 10. & 29. 22. & 30. 30. & 40. 12. 26. & 42. 5. & 43. 11, 12. & 44. 24. & 45. 7, 16. & 49. 10. & 61. 11.
Praier put for Gods whole worſhip 64. 6
Praier is a powring out of our hearts before God 63. 16
Praier neceſſary in the faithfull 41. 17. & 51. 9
To lift vp praier what 37. 4
Praier of Papiſts full of doubtings 33. 2
Praier ioined with praiſe 12. 4
Praier and preaching muſt goe together 62. 7
Praier the greateſt ſeruice of God 56. 7. & 64. 6
Praiſes of God ought to ſound without ceaſing 6. 3. & 38. 18. & 42. 10. 12. & 44. 23. & 49. 13.
Gods praiſes muſt proceede from affection of the heart 25. 3. & 29. 23
Gods praiſes muſt bee ſounded forth eueryevery where 24. 16. & 43. 21
Who fit to praiſe God 12. 4
High Prieſt, a figure of Chriſt 29. 14
Euangelicall prieſthood 66. 20
Popiſh prieſthood what 61. 6. & 66. 20
Prerogatiue of the Iewes 19. 25. & 22. 1. & 42. 6. and 61. 9
Preſence of God chaſeth away feare 41. 10. & 43. 5
A dangerous thing to accept preſents 5. 23
Pride.
Pride of women 3. 16
Pride of the Iewes 22. 3. & 65. 15
Pride of the Iſraelites 28. 1
Pride of the Moabites 16. 6
Pride of Papiſts 1. 26. & 8. 14. & 41. 29
Pride of Babels King 14. 13
How deteſtable pride is before God 2. 11. 13. 11. & 14. 15. & 16. 6. & 23. 9. & 26. 5. & 30. 17. & 39. 5. & 47. 8
Pride alwaies ioined with impietie 51. 23
How pride muſt be repulſed 2. 22
Pride the cauſe of ruine 16. 6, 7
Princes are called of God 22. 20
They ought to be fathers of the people 22. 21
Their dutie and office 30. 22. & 32. 1. & 49. 23
What courſe Princes take to plunge themſelues the more freely in their pleaſures 21. 5
It is not alwaies profitable to bee ſubiects of great Princes 8. 7. & 19. 4
Princes doe great harme by their bad examples 1. 23
Good Princes muſt not onelyonly care for their owne times, but for the poſteritie alſo 22. 24
Princes haunted with flatterers 19. 11
Princes muſt beware whom they aduance 22. 18
A conſolation for good Princes 22. 23
Princes can hardly bee brought to thinke themſelues men 10. 18
Princes houſes ſhould be Gods houſes 3. 14
Principalitie of Chriſt 9. 7
Prophanation of Gods ſeruice 1. 14
Outward profeſſion neceſſary in the faithfull 45. 25
Promiſes of God moſt certaine 52. 6
Wee muſt patiently wait for the performance of Gods promiſes 7. 9
The promiſes of God include temporall bleſſings as well as ſpirituall 65. 10
The promiſes and the execution thereof goe together 52. 6
The neceſſity of prophecie 42. 27
In what time the prophecies were gathered 7. 7
Prophecies were not orderly collected 22. 9. and 44. 17
Prophecies were not written for the men of one age onelyonly 30. 8
Authority of prophecies eſtabliſhed 44. 28
Vſe of prophecies 41. 17
Prophecies agreeing to Chriſt 11. 1
Whereunto the prophecies tend 15. 1
Vehemencie of the Prophets 1. 2. & 2. 9. & 3. 15. and 7. 13
Prophets put for all teachers 3. 2
Prophets Gods ſeruants 43. 10
How far ſubiect to Kings 39. 5
Why in old time called ſeers 1. 1. & 21. 5. 6. & 29. 10. and 30. 10
Counſels muſt bee asked of the Prophets in times of calamitie 37. 2
Prophets ſpake not of themſelues 1. 1
God neuer threatens ſo ſeuerely by them, but hee leaues ſome hope of pardon 65. 8
They ſpake of Babylon obſcurely 21. 1. 3
The Prophets in their ſermons are wont to allude much to M…ſes 3. 12. and 8. 20. and 11. 12. & 17. 9. 10. 12. & 22. 2. & 33. 14. & 34. 16. & 43. 5. 28. & 51. 3. and 65. 21.
Prophets the mouth of the Lord 8. 19
Why the Prophets are wont to inforce the duties of the ſecond Table rather then thoſe of the firſt 1. 18
To reiect the Prophets, is to reiect God himſelfe 30. 10
The Prophets ſometimes ſpeake in the perſon of another 21. 3
The doctrine of the Prophets indures for euer 37. 2
Prophets neuer void of humane affections 6. 11. and 22. 4
They often take vponupon them the perſon of the Churches enemies 15. 5. & 16. 9. 11. & 21. 3
In denouncing iudgements againſt nations, they mention thoſe things chiefly in which they moſt abounded 16. 8. & 19. 8
Prophets, the friend of the bridegroome 5. 1
Rules to be obſerued in reading the Prophets 1. 2. 18. 29. & 5. 17. & 7. 14. & 9. 6. 7. & 10. 24. & 13. 9, 10, 19. & 14. 22. & 27. 10. 13. & 30. 8. 25. 30. & 32. 1. 16. 19. & 34. 1. 4. & 41. 16. 24. & 42. 1. & 44. 1. & 48. 14. 21. & 9. 1. 3. & 54. 2. & 55. 12. & 56. 1. 7. & 57. 3. and 60. 6. 10. & 61. 21. & 64. 1. 4. & 65. 13. 21. and 66. 15 20. 25
Proſperity of Cyrus was of God 48. 15
Proſperitie of the wicked tranſitory 5. 16. & 7. 2. & 8. 21. & 13. 13. and 15. 4. and 16. 3. and 18. 5. and 26. 14. and 28. 1. and 32. 10. and 34. 5. and 41. 14. and 45. 16. and 47. 7. 8. and 51. 7. and 61. 7. and 66. 15.
Proſperity muſt not be abuſed 38. 17
Proſperitie muſt be vſed with ſobrietie 32. 13
God cannot indure the proud 13. 11. & 16. 6, 7. and 22. 17
¶ Prouerbiall ſpeeches, applied to ſundry vſes in the Commentary: and noted out in Chapter, verſe, and ſection.
As like as one egge is to another 1. 10. 1
EueryEvery one hath the heart of a King 2. 11. 2
The vine loues the high hils, the Weſt, and the ſide of a wood 5. 1. 5
An ill weed growes apace 14. 21. 4
Venetians reuenues lie in the ſea 23. 3. 1
The daughter deuoured the mother 23. 12. 3. and verſ. 13. 2
Ioy ſhines then in her perfection, when there is matter of ioy 24. 11. 2
The Church cannot flee her home enemies 24. 16. 6
It is beſt neuer to be borne, or being borne, to die quickly 26. 17. 4
To flie without wings 30. 1. 9
An houres bird 32. 8. 2
Caterpillars the calamitie of the Common-wealth 33. 4. 2
A rich ſonne of a great theefe 37. 10. 2
Man, a daies bird 38. 13. 1
It is harder to beare proſperity, then aduerſitie 39. 2. 2
The Prophets trouble the feaſt 39. 3. 1
The Eagle in the cloudes 40. 31. 2
Of a naughtie Crow, a naughty egge 43. 27. …
Money the ſinewes of war 44. 2. 1
To howle amongſt wolues 59. 15. 1
Such birds, ſuch egges 65. 7
A terrible prouerbe 65. 15
Prouidence of God how conſidered 10. 13. and 18. 4. and 23. 9. and 25. 1. and 40. 22. 23. and 42. 24. and 43. 9. and 44. 28. and 45. 18. and 51. 6. and 54. 16. and 57. 1. 15
That the world is guided by Gods prouidence, is not a thing eaſilie beleeued 13. 1
In what ſenſe the word Prouerbe is taken 14. 3
Purgation of ſinnes muſt be ſought in Chriſt onelyonly 53. 10
The Church is purged by the Spirit 4. 4
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DIuers queſtions with their ſolutions 1. 7. 18. & 6. 1, 4, 10. and 7. 12. and 7. 12. and 10. 6. 15. and 11. 13. & 14. 21. 27. and 19. 14. and 27. 9. and 37. 26. and 38. 4. 7. and 44. 25. and 54. 16
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RAbbins coiners of fables 37. 36. and 38. 1
Rabbines carefull obſeruers of the leaſt prickes in the Hebrew 9. 7
Rabſeche proud and a blaſphemer 36. 10
Rabſeches ſpeech full of pride and outrage againſt God 36. 13
Rabſeche the diuels mouth 36. 10
Raine, rare in Egypt 19. 7
Rebellion the cauſe of all euils 6. 10
Rebellion of the wicked 5. 24. and 16. 1. and 18. 19. and 57. 11
Rebellion of the Iewes 1. 5. and 6. 9, 10. and 9. 8, 13. and 22. 6, 7. and 26. 7. and 30. 1. and 31. 1, …. & 48. 4. and 49. 6. and 57. 10, 17. and 59. 1. and 65. 25. & 66. 4
The true way to be reconciled vntounto God 59. 20
Renouncing of our ſelues goes before our reconciliation with God 55. 7
Redemption a ſpeciall gift vnderunder the kingdome of Chriſt 35. 10
Redemption obtained by Chriſt, ought to bee prized aboue all other benefits 9, 6
Redemption wrought by Chriſt, excels all things in the world beſides 43. 18, 19. and 52. 12
Redemption muſt be extolled openly 42. 12
The end of our redemption 27. 13. & 29. 23. 32. and 35. 10. and 43. 2. and 44. 28. and 55 13 & 63. 18.
Difference betweene the redemption out of Egypt, and that out of Babylon 52. 12
The true reformation of the Church 2. 4. & 32. 5. 8
Our regeneration onelyonly in part 65. 17
The end of our regeneration 43. 7. 21 See new creation.
All religion out of Chriſt, falſe and vaine 25. 9
Difference betweene religion and ſuperſtition 41. 22
But one remedy left to cure our vices 66. 4
Remedies lawfull not to be neglected 31. 1
Popiſh diſtinction betweene the remiſſion of the fault, and puniſhment refuted 19. 22. and 33. 24. and 38. 17. and 43. 25. and 48. 9. and 53. 5
The renouncing of our ſelues needfull 55. 7
Repentance true, what 19. 22. and 30. 22. and 55. 7. and 59. 12
The doctrine of repentance handled 22. 12
The nature of repentance handled 55. 7
What our repentance ought to be 27. 9
Repentance the proper worke of the holy Ghoſt 1. 25
Repentance the beginning of healing 6. 10. and 19. 21, 22
Repentance commended 31. 6. and 33. 15
It is the proper worke of God 1. 16
Late repentance taxed 16. 1. 3
No repenting in God 14. 27. & 19. 25. & 41. 9. and 59. 20
Repentance of Cain and Eſau 26. 11
Repentance muſt neuer bee ſeuered from the promiſe of ſaluation 55. 7
Fruits of repentance 1. 16. and 27. 9. and 31. 7 and 56. 1
Beginning of repentance 9. 21. and 31. 7
Two parts of repentance 1. 16
The true meanes to attaine repentance ibid.
Signes of repentance 22. 12. and 30. 22. and 37. 1. and 45. 14. and 58. 5
Repentance containes in it the change of the whole man 55. 7
When reprehenſions hauehave their vſe 7. 13
Reprehenſions how neceſſary 29. 21. and 39. 8
Reprobates tamed by Gods ſcourges, and how 2. 17
How dead whileſt they liue ibid.
How inſtruments of Gods glory 43. 21
Inexcuſable 10. 6. and 8. 4. and 16. 3. and 26. 10. and 40. 21
God forgets their names 43. 1
Their names not inrolled in the booke of life 4. 3
Difference betweene the elect and reprobate 5. 19
Where God is ſaid to reſt 11. 10. and 29. 1. & 30 and 37. 10. 26, 35. and 45, 13. and 66. 1 .4.
Reſt for the Church 11. 10
Reſtauration of the Church, a ſingular argument of Gods power 44. 26
The reſtauration of the Church belongs to God onelyonly 11. 11. and 16. 5. and 28. 16. and 29. 18, 23. & 31. 7. and 32. 15. and 41. 20. and 42. 16. and 44. 3. and 44. 19, 24. and 52. 9. and 56. 8. and 60. 21
The reſtauration of the Church founded vponupon the kingdome of Chriſt 4. 2
Reſtauration of the Church a ſpeciall worke of God 25. 3
Reſurrection of Chriſt 52 14. and 53. 8
Reſurrection of the wicked ſhall turne to their ruine 26. 19. & 66. 3
Reſurrection common both to good and bad 26. 19
To returne into ones heart, what it ſignifies 49. 19
We muſt looke for no new reuelations 59. 21
Two ordinary meanes of reuelation 1. 1
Whether it be lawfull to reuenge 41. 15
No riches can ſatisfie a wicked man 65. 13
To riſe in the morning, what it ſignifies 5. 11
How God is ſaid to riſe 51. 9
Rome once how great, and what now 37. 16
Rome a ſhop of all wickedneſſe 37. 16
Romans ſacrificed men aliue 66. 3
Romaniſts ridiculous 29. 1
Whether Peter were at Rome ibid.
Roman Idoll 60. 14
Ruine of Aſſyrians foretold 30. 27, 28. & 33. 1
Ruine of the Babylonians foretold 13. 1. and 47. 9
Of Damaſcus fortold 17. 1
Of Duma foretold 21. 1
Ruine of Idolaters fearefull 1. 3. 1. and 2. 18. and 65. 12
Ruine of the wicked incomprehenſible 30. 33
Why compared to a ſacrifice 34. 6
Ruine of the wicked aduanceth Gods glory 63. 3
The horrible and ſudden ruine of the wicked deſcribed 3. 1. and 5. 16. & 10. 17, 18, 26. & 13. 6. and 14. 30. & 15. 1, 9. & 16. 9. & 17. 12, 14. & 18. 5, 6. and 19. 1. and 21. 10. and 24. 17. & 26 14. and 29. 17. & 30. 13, 14, 27, 30. and 31. 9. & 33. 4, 11, 23, 24. & 34. 4, 7. and 37. 38. & 40. 24. and 43. 17. and 47. 11. & 49. 24. & 50. 9. and 51. 23. and 59. 17, 19. and 63. 1. and 66. 6, 8, 24
Ruine of Iudeah foretold 22. 1
Ruine of the Moabites foretold 15 1
Ruine of Paleſtina foretold 14. 28
Ruine of Syria foretold 17. 1
Of the Idumeans 34. 1, 10, 11. and 63. 1
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SAbbath put for Gods whole ſeruice 56. 2, 6
The Sabbath of the faithfull perpetuall 58. 13. and 66. 23
Why the Sabbath is carefully commanded 58. 13
Sackcloth and aſhes ſignes of repentance 22. 12
Sackcloth in old time a garment teſtifying ſorrow 20. 2. & 58. 5
Whether ſackcloth & aſhes be fitting for our times or no 58. 5
Sacraments muſt not bee ſeparate from the word 6. 7. and 20. 2
Sacraments ſerue as ladders to Gods children 37. 15
The end and vſe of Sacraments 6. 7. and 20. 3. and 38. 7. and 40. 19
The thing it ſelfe is giuen in the Sacrament with the ſigne 6. 7
Sacrifice of the Maſſe impudently maintained by the Papiſts 19. 19
Spirituall ſacrifices of the faithfull 66. 23
Sacrifices of hypocrites execrable 1. 15
Sacrificing of children 57. 5
Sacrificing of men aliue 66. 3
Three things noted in the ſacrifices of the Iewes 60. 6, 7
Saduces and their error refuted 30. 32
Saints departed, no interceſſors 63. 16. verſ. 17. ſect. 6. & 65. 24
Whether the Saints dead, pray for vsus 63. 16
Interceſſion to Saints inuented by Papiſts 63. 17
How wee ought to eſteeme of the communion of Saints 63. 7
How Papiſts ſnatch vp words to prooue the interceſſion of Saints 63. 17
Salmanazar an enemie of the Iewes 9. 1
Saluation muſt be expected from God onelyonly 63. 5
Saluation of the Church eternall 51. 2, 8
Saluation of the faithfull ioined with Gods glory 48. 11. and 64. 12
Saluation of the Church ioined with the ruine of the wicked 59. 18
So the ſaluation of the faithfull 63. 4 and 66. 7
Why the Medes and Perſians are ſaid to be ſanctified 13. 3
Sanctuary, what 8. 14
Satan miniſter of Gods vengeance 19. 14
How hee ſerues to Gods glory in deſpight of him 2. 19
How he turnes men from their confidence in God 36. 17
How powerfully he workes in the wicked 57. 5
His guiles 26. 20. and 27. 1. & 30. 6. and 36. 6, 10. 13, 15, 16, and 37. 2. and 38. 3. and 40. 17. and 41. 12. and 42. 8. & 45. 20. & 49. 17.
His tyranny againſt the Church 1. 21
His kingdome ſhall be deſtroied 27. 1
Satisfaction for ſinne muſt be ſought in God onelyonly 33. 24
Popiſh ſatisfactions refuted ibid.
Whence the doctrine of ſatisfaction came ibid.
Satyres, how called by the Frenchmen 13. 21. and 34. 14
To ſay, put for to thinke and reſolue 3. 10
To Say, To conclude 14. 13. and 47. 7
Scribe put for Clerke of the tributes 33. 18
The holy Scripture ſpeakes after the manner of men 40. 12. & 59. 16. & 63. 19. & 65. 6
How needfull it is to reade the Scriptures 48. 17
Vtilitie of the Scriptures 30. 8. & 48. 17
Vſe of the Scriptures 50. 4
Seleucia builded neere Babylon 13. 12
Inordinate vſe of ſmels taxed 3. 24
Sennacherib ſlaine by his owne ſonnes 37 38
His deſperate fury and crueltie 33. 7
His diſloialty 33. 8
His pride 14. 14
He committed a double blaſphemie 10. 10
Sepulchre put for death 53. 9
Why the Angels are called Seraphims 6. 2
The ſeruice of Angels 63. 9
Gods ſeruice ſpirituall from the beginning of the world 1. 13. and 56. 7. and 66. 1
Seruice of God ſpread eueryevery where 65. 16
Which is the true and lawfull ſeruice of God 1. 12. and 45. 24
God requires as well the outward, as the inward ſeruice 45. 23
Seruice to the Saints in the Papacie 48. 5
Seruants of God who 11. 3
How Chriſt is ſaid to be Gods ſeruant 42. 1. and 43. 10. & 52. 13. and 53. 11. and 55. 5
Seueritie in Paſtors 58. 1
A note how to diſcerne Chriſts ſheepe from goates 65. 10
Shebna the Chancellor of the King 22. 15. and 36. 3
A traitor and an hypocrite 22. 15. & 36. 22
Why ſent to Rabſheche 36. 3
In what ſenſe his ſtate is ſaid to be firme 22 25
His pride 22. 16
His baniſhment foretold 22. 15
Sidon, a Citie much renowned, and her ſituation 23. 2
Signes for the ſituation, courſe, and diuers aſpects of the ſtarres 44. 25
Signes of infidelitie 5. 19
Signes of ſorrow particular to eueryevery nation 15. 2. and 32. 11
How farre lawfull to require ſignes 7. 12
Signes of repentance 22. 12
Two ſorts of ſignes 7. 12. & 37. 30
Vſe of ſignes 7. 10. and 38. 7
The truth neuer ſeparate from the ſignes, though diſtinguiſhed 6. 7
The thing it ſelfe giuen in the Sacrament with the ſignes 6. 7
Siim, what 13. 21
Silence put for death 6. 5. 15. 1
Silo a flood 8. 7
Single life raſhly vowed among the Papiſts 19. 21
Simplicitie of Papiſts, what 6. 4. & 44. 20
That ſinne is not to be eſteemed light, which God hath forbidden 65. 4
Sinne put for offring for ſinne 53. 10
Confeſſion of ſinne neceſſary 64. 5
Remiſſion of ſins proceedes from Gods free mercy 43. 25
How men ſuffer themſelues to bee allured by ſinne 5. 18
Sinners put for wicked 13. 9. and 33. 14
Slowneſſe of men to acknowledge Gods iudgemēts 21. 3
Proſperity muſt be vſed with ſobrietie 32. 13
Sobriety commended 19. 13
Senſleſnes of the Gentiles 45. 20
Of men 55. 2
Of Idolaters 42. 17
Of the Iewes 1. 7. & 28. 9. & 29. 9. & 57. 10
Wicked willingly ſenſleſſe 26. 11
We muſt ſhake off all ſenſleſnes betimes 5. 4. & 7. 25. & 9. 14. & 31. 9. & 38. 17. & 41. 17. & 43. 5. & 44. 19. & 50. 4. & 51. 12. & 55. 2
The ouerthrow of Sodome, ſet as an example before all reprobates 13. 19. and 34. 9
Song of the harlot 23. 15
Song of Hezekiah 38. 20
A new ſong 42. 10
Of ſongs, See Chap. 5. 1. & 12. 1
Sonnes of the Church taught of God 54. 13
The Sophiſters diſtinction touching the fault and the puniſhment 33. 24. and 38. 17. and 43. 25. and 44. 22. and 48. 9
Tattle of Sophiſters touching the nature and qualitie of hell fire 30. 33. and 66. 15. 24
Soueraigne good, what 64. 6
Soule immortall 57. 2
Principall parts of the ſoule 26. 9
Soule put for the ſtomacke 5. 14
Error touching the ſleeping of the ſoule 57. 2
Spaniards addicted to ſpoile in warres 13. 14
Speeches of the wicked 9. 10. and 10. 13. and 22. 13. and 28. 15, 19. and 29. 15. and 33. 14. and 41. 5. and 56. 12. and 66. 5
Speech of Idolaters 42. 17
To ſpeake to the heart, what 40. 2
Speaking by way of compariſon 2. 12. and 43. 18. and 54. 9, 10, 13. and 60. 16
Wicked ſpirits why they ſeeke places vnhabited 13. 21
Spirit put for vnderſtanding 40. 14
Office of Gods ſpirit 40. 7.
Gods ſpirit wont to attribute that to men, which himſelfe worketh 1. 16
Why the Spirit of God hath compoſed ſome writings in verſe 5. 1
Starres infinite in their multitudes 40. 26
Their darkening put for Gods extreame indignation 13. 10
Superſtition the cauſe of all euils 1. 29
Alwaies accompanied with pride 36. 18
Painted ouer with the colour of deuotion 1. 29
Welſpring of ſuperſtitions 8. 11. and 65. 3
Superſtition of the Iewes 65. 11. and 66. 3
Of the Iſraelites 17. 8. and 65. 4
Of the Papiſts in worſhipping Angels 37. 36
Heape of ſuperſtitions in the Papacie 66. 3
How to diſcerne ſuperſtition 1. 14
Superſtitions ſo many corruptions of Gods true ſeruice 1. 14
The ſuperſtitious ſinne not of ignorance 44. 18
Supply to the text 1. 16. and 8. 21. & 24. 11. & 44 2. and 50. 4
Extraordnary ſupplications of Papiſts 16. 12
Aganſt ſuch as denie the vſe of the ſword 2 4. & 3. 4
Why God is faine to ſweare 14. 24. and 45. 23. and 62. 8
To ſweare, put for Gods whole worſhip 65. 16
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FEaſt of Tabernacles 54. 2
Why the Prophet vrgeth the duties of the ſecond Table rather then thoſe of the firſt 1. 17
The ſum of the ſecond Table 56. 1
The duties of both Tables muſt goe together 56. 2
The obſeruation of the whole Law comprehended vnderunder the duties of the ſecond Table 58. 6
Taile put for falſe Prophets 9. 15
Taile put for the meaner ſort 19. 15
True maner of teaching 2. 3. and 55. 12
None ſhall euer be a good teacher in the Church, that hath not firſt beene a good diſciple of the Church 50. 4
None fit to teach others, but ſuch as hauehave been firſt taught of the Lord 50. 4
The excellencie of Chriſts ſpirituall Temple 60. 17
Temple taken for all the ceremonies 66. 1
Why the Temple is called Gods reſt ibid.
The Temple of God, indifferently in all places 66. 20
The Temple in Ieruſalem incloſed with walles 22. 9
How it is Gods houſe 56. 7. and 66. 1
How ſanctified 64. 10
The ſecond Temple farre inferior to the firſt 60. 17
Temple of the Iewes prophaned 56. 5
Vſe of the Temple 64. 10
Temple of Ianus 2. 4
The Church compared to a Tent, and in what reſpect 54. 2
Tentations of the faithfull 25. 21. & 36. 10. and 63. 17
To tempt God, what 7. 12
Teſtament old and new, how they differ 19. 21
Thoſe taxed that alleage texts inſufficient, to proue the thing in queſtion 4. 2. and 6. 3. and 26. 12. and 53. 8. and 64. 6
Thankſgiuing commanded 12. 1. and 25. 1. and 26. 1. and 41. 16. and 42. 10. and 44. 23. and 49. 13. and 51. 11. and 52. 9. and 61. 11. and 62. 9
Tartan a Captaine 20. 1
Tharſis, and what is meant by it 2. 16. & 31. 1. and 66. 19
All things both in their beginning and end, depend vponupon God 19. 15
A great miſery to be depriued of holy things 48. 19
Things to come may bee preuented three waies 19. 12
God hath two thrones 57. 15. and 66. 1, 2
Titles of Chriſt 9. 6
The tongue the inſtrument of ſpeech 3. 8
The tongue the image of the mind 59. 4. and 33. 15
Tongue of the Egyptian ſea 11. 15
The tongue a peſtilent enemie 54. 17.
Tophet, how it ſignifies hell 30. 33
Mens traditions and their worth 29. 13
Traffiques of Papiſts 33. 21
Tranquillitie of the faithfull, what 3. 22
Trauaile of the wicked vaine 17. 11. & 57. 9, 10
Trembling double 66. 2
What neceſſary in the faithfull ibid.
Trembling of the wicked 7. 2
Truſt in man vaine 2. 22. and 29. 2. See confidence.
Tumults of people come of God 19. 2
Turkes proſperity, whence it comes 36. 9
Pride of the Turkes in regard of their multitude 45. 20
Pride of the Turkes in reſpect of their victories 36. 19
Turkes hauehave gottē great ground within few yeeres 13. 5
What god the Turkes and Iewes worſhip 25. 9
Whether towers and foretreſſes bee pleaſing vntounto God 26. 5
Tyrants.
How odious Tyrants are to all the world 14. 7
Why compared to cloudes 14. 16
Their death 14. 7, 18
Their dominion proceedes from Gods wrath 26. 13
Tyrants hauehave their bounds limited, which they cannot paſſe 33. 1
Tyrants had rather be feared then loued 14. 17
Tyrants flattered of all whileſt they liue, but deteſted of all being dead 14. 20
Why God ſuffers them to take their ſwinge for a time 22. 23
Tyre, a rich and renowned Citie 23. 1
Why called the daughter of Zidon 23. 12
Why compared to an harlot 23. 16
The Monarchy of Tyre in times paſt very renowned 23. 12
The wealth of Tyre deſcribed 23. 3
Her ruine foretold 23. 1
Her conuerſion 23. 17, 18
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VAlley of Achor 65. 10
Valley of viſion put for Iudeah 22. 1
Vanitie of men 40. 6, 15, 17, 30
Vanitie of Idols, how great 41. 29. & 46. 2
Vaine boaſting of the wicked 59. 4
Of Papiſts 1. 30. & 29. 14. and 36. 19. & 45. 20. and 49. 21. & 62. 5
Vanitie and pride of the Iewes 57. 4. & 65. 15
Vehemency of Paſtors 58. 1
Of the Prophets 1. 2. and 2. 9. and 3. 15. & 7. 13
Venice a Citie moſt wealthy 47. 1
Neuer taken 23. 12
Venetians rich Merchants 23. 8
Victory of the Church certaine 11. 14
Victory of the faithfull certaine 8. 9. and 9. 4
Victory comes wholly from God 47. 6
We muſt not glory in victories ibid.
Chriſts victory made ours 53. 12
Victuals are taken from men two waies 3. 1
Viſion of God why it brings death to men 6. 5
Viſions and dreames, the two ordinary meanes by which God manifeſted himſelfe to the fathers 1. 1. See Chap. 21. 2. and 22. 1. 5. & 29. 11.
Viſitation put for iudgement 10. 3
To viſit, for to iudge, and deſtroy 13. 11. & 24. 21
To viſit, put for to behold 24. 22
In what ſenſe God is ſaid to viſit 24. 2
Of the vncircumciſed 52. 1
Vnion betweene Chriſt and his Church deſcribed 49. 3. 8
A place miſapplied to the Virgin Mary 53. 2
Virgins but too curious in decking their haire 47. 2
For the phraſe of virgin daughter, ſee 23. 12. & 37. 22. and 47. 1
Voice of God vnderſtood of dumbe creatures 1. 2
Vowes, a part of Gods worſhip 19. 21
Vowes of hypocrites, what ibid.
Vowes of Papiſts, what ibid.
Gods word the rule of vowes ibid.
Why God yeelds not forthwith to our vowes 30. 19
In what ſenſe Vriah is ſaid to be a faithfull witneſſe 8. 2
Gaine of vſury 58. 4
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A Lawfull warre is a meanes of peace 3. 4
Warre not condemned of it ſelfe 2. 4. & 3. 4
Warre againſt the Babylonians, fierce and cruell 13. 12, 16
Warres proceed from Gods wrath 32. 17
EueryEvery war not lawfull 3. 4
Warres fall not out by chance, but by Gods direction 5. 26. and 7. 16. & 13. 5. & 19. 2
Waters put for the holy Ghoſt 44. 3
Water of the feet for vrin 37. 12
Water how neceſſary 12. 23
Way put for eſtate and affaires 40. 27
There is but one way of well liuing 33. 6
How Chriſt is called the way, &c. 49. 7
Waies of God for happineſſe 64. 6
The weake muſt be ſupported 42. 3
How thoſe of the Weſt teſtifie their ſorrow 15. 2
Wicked.
The wicked ſhall be euerlaſtingly tormented 66. 24
No peace to the wicked 57. 20. 21
The wicked inexcuſable 10. 6. and 8. 4. and 16. 3. & 26. 10. and 40. 21
The wicked vnprofitable 59. 6
The wicked, miniſters of Gods wrath 10. 5. & 17. 5
The wicked mingled among the good 1. 28. & 8. 18. and 11. 9
The wicked not to be feared 8. 12
How the wicked and hypocrites muſt be dealt withall 1. 4, 10, 15, 18. & 2. 6, 10, 21. & 3. 9. & 8. 18. and 9. 12. & 13. 9. & 28. 7, 22. & 29. 15, 16. & 30. 8, 15. and 23. 14, 15. & 42. 3. & 48. 1, 22. & 36. 9. & 57. 3. 4, 15, 21. & 58. 1, 2, 8, 13. and 65. 15. & 66. 6.
The wicked neuer the better for their chaſtiſements 8. 21. and 9. 10, 11, 26. and 28. 19. and 29. 2. and 57. 17
How God blindes the wicked 44. 18
How they denie that GOD hath formed them 29. 16
They cannot hurt as they would 7. 9. & 14. 25. and 17. 6. & 26. 5. & 27. 1. & 29. 6. & 33. 1. & 37. 7, 29. & 42. 8. & 43. 3. & 54. 16. & 59. 19.
Their abundance accurſed 55. 6
Their diſtreſſe 21. 12
Their pride 8. 10
Their ſuccour vaine 30. 1. & 31. 1. & 57. 9
How their blaſphemies muſt be refuted 36. 21
Their blinding voluntary 28. 13
Their vaine indeuors 17. 3. and 54. 15
Their eſtate miſerable 3. 11. and 5. 18. and 15. 2. & 21. 12. and 28. 20. and 57. 2. 20.
Their euill conſcience 59. 12
Their vaine and feeble counſels 8. 10. & 16. 6. and 19. 3. and 33. 11. and 37. 28. and 47. 13.
Their company muſt be eſchewed 33. 15. and 59. 5
Their vaine confidence 14. 29. & 16. 9, 10. & 28. 18
Their ioy accurſed 22. 13. and 28. 11
Two ſorts of the wicked 66. 17
Their vaine boaſting 59. 4
Their ignorance inexcuſable 27. 11
Their crueltie 59. 8
Their impudencie 57. 4
Their horrible ruine vnutterable 30. 33
Why compared to a ſacrifice 34. 6
Their horrible and ſudden deſtruction 3. 1. & 5. 16. and 10. 17, 18, 26. & 13. 6. & 14. 30. and 15. 1. 9. and 17. 12. 14. & 18. 5, 6. & 19. 1. & 21. 10. & 24. 17. and 26. 14. and 29. 17. & 30. 13, 14, 27, 30. and 31. 9. and 33. 4, 11, 23, 24. & 34, 4, 7. & 37. 38. & 40. 24. & 50. 9. and 51. 23. & 59. 17, 19. & 63. 1. & 66. 6. 18. 24.
Their labour is in vaine 17. 11. & 57. 9, 10
Their memory diſhonourable 14. 22
Their death full of feares 57. 2
Their nature 5. 27
Their workes, what 59. 5
How God ſerues his turne of them 5. 26. & 7. 18
God heares none of their praiers 59. 1
Their terrors come of God 13. 8
Their obſtinacie 5. 24. and 16. 1. & 18. 19. and 48. 4. and 57. 11
Their proſperitie tranſitorie 5. 16. & 7. 2. & 8. 21. & 13. 13. and 15. 4. and 16. 3. 5. and 24. 14. and 28. 1. & 32. 10. and 34. 5. and 41. 14. and 45. 16. and 47. 7, 8. & 61. 7. and 66. 15.
Their reſurrection ſhall turne to their eternall perdition 26. 19. & 66. 3
Their wiſdome dangerous 5. 21
Their vaine confidence 5. 26. and 7. 2. and 9 19. & 16. 1. and 24. 17. and 28. 15, 18. and 29. 1. 15. & 32. 10, 17. and 47. 7. and 50. 11. and 59. 4.
Their poſteritie accurſed 14. 20. and 34. 11
Their voluntary ſottiſhnes 26. 11
Their eſtate eaſilie ouerthrowne 14. 3
How great their pride 2. 12
Their pride in regard of their victories 10. 10
Their pride ſhall be ouerthrowne 2. 11
Their wicked ſayings 9. 10. and 10. 13. and 22. 13. & 28. 15, 19. and 29. 15. & 33. 14. and 41. 5. and 56. 12. and 66. 12
God ſpares the wicked ſometimes, for the godlies ſake 65. 8
We muſt not alwaies reaſon with the wicked 36. 21
Widowes vnderunder Gods protection 1. 17. 23
The widowes cauſe ſeldome defended, and why 1. 7
Red wine, what it ſignifies in the Scripture 27. 2
Eaſt wind hurtfull to Iudeah 27. 8
Wind of the Lord for whirlewind 11. 15
Wiſdome true, what 33. 6
Chriſts admirable wiſdome 11. 3
Wiſdome of the wicked dangerous 5. 21
In what ſenſe God is called wiſe 31. 2
How the faithfull may ſerue for Gods witneſſes 44. 8
One woolfe will not deuoure another 9. 19
Woes 3. 9, 11. and 5. 2, 21, 22. and 10. 1. and 28. 1. and 29. 15. and 30. 1. and 31. 1. and 33. 1. and 45. 9 10.
Pompe and pride of women condemned 3. 16, 17
Women beare in ſorrow becauſe of ſinne 65. 23
Womens wandring eies true meſſengers of a diſhoneſt heart 3. 16
What vice moſt predominate in women 3. 17
Womens ſuperfluitie flowes from pride 3. 16
Womens replies met withall ibid.
A womans cabinet called a world 3. 17
Women made an vproare at Rome, becauſe of a law made for reſtraint of braue apparrell ibid.
Women afraid of Sunburning 3. 24
God ſhewes an admirable power in womens bearing of children 66. 9
Word of God, how eternall 40. 8
Why compared to letters ſealed 8. 16
Why reſembled to raine 55 10
Gods word the rule of vowes 19 21
The rule of all our actions 29. 13
The word muſt not bee ſeparate from the Spirit 59. 21
How the word blindes the reprobate 6. 10
Why the word is preached to the reprobate 6. 10. and 8. 4, 16
Gods word ſufficeth Gods people 14. 26. & 28. 12
Authoritie of Gods word 8. 20
Certaintie of Gods word 52. 6, 7
Contempt of Gods word the fountaine of all euils 30. 9
Whence the obſcuritie of Gods word proceedes 45. 19
Gods word is plaine ibid.
The maieſtie of the word 50. 10
Worke put for iudgement 5. 19. and 15. 19
New worke put for extraordinary 43. 19
Worke wrought a popiſh inuention 11. 1
What the workes of the wicked are 59. 5
Workes of God how they ought to bee conſidered 5. 12. & 14. 5. and 34. 16. & 41. 5.
The world as it were renued by Chriſt 65. 17. and 66. 22
Vnthankfulneſſe of the world 41. 5. & 49. 4
World taken for Babylon 13. 1
Taken for the reigons knowne to the Iewes 4. 17. See 14. 26. & 24. 1. 4
Worme that dieth not 66. 23
Worme Iacob 41. 14
Gods worſhip muſt be anſwerable to Gods nature 66. 1
Wrath of God much to be feared 9. 14. & 13. 9
Wee muſt not iudge of it by outward appearance 5. 26
How wrath is attributed to God 47. 6
Gods wrath towards the godly laſts not long 12. 1. and 54. 7, 16. and 57. 16
Gods wrath againſt the wicked terrible and inſupportable 9. 18. 21. & 10. 4. 6. 25. 26. & 12. 1. & 15. 9. & 21. 17. & 24 2. & 26. 17. & 27. 4. & 28. 19 21. & 30. 32. & 34. 10. & 38. 12. & 42. 25. & 63. 1. 3. 6. & 64 5. 8. & 66. 6, 15, 16, 19
Why Gods wrath is compared to a fire 1. 31
Signes of Gods wrath in the ſtarres 13. 10
An hyperbolicall deſcription of Gods wrath 13. 10
God in wrath remembers mercy 30. 18, 19. & 47. 6 and 60. 10. & 64. 11
In what ſenſe God is ſaid to hauehave things written before him 65. 6
Y
The acceptable yeere put for the preaching of the Goſpell 61. 2
Yeere of Iubile ibid.
Yeeres of an hireling 16. 14
Yeere of my redeemed 63. 4
A yeere in daies 32. 10
A child of yeeres 65. 20
A ſinner of an hundred yeeres 65. 20
Fifteene yeeres added to the daies of Hezekias 38 5
Iſaiah walkes naked three yeeres 20. 3
Iles put for regions lying beyond the ſeaes 41. 1. & 42. 4. & 59. 10. & 60. 9. & 66. 19.
Z
Zeale put for indignation 26. 11
Inconſiderate zeale taxed 56. 4
The zeale of the faithfull moderate 36. 21
Zeale of Idolaters 44. 8
Zoan, a Citie renowned in Egypt 19. 3
Zoar a towne far remote from the Moabites 9. 5
Why compared to an heifer of three yeeres old 15. 5
Mount Zion conſecrated vntounto God 17. 8
Zion, a Citie of Dauid 33. 20
Why preferred before all other mountaines 18. 7
In what time founded by the Lord 14. 32
Zion publiſheth good tidings 40. 9
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❧ Authors alleaged in this Commentarie: the third number notes the ſection.
ANacharſis, his ſaying 5. 9. 2
Aristotle 40. 31. 2
Athanaſius 14. 16
Augustine 6. 4. 3. & 39. 5. 1
Taxed 41. 22. 7. & 42. 4. 4
A place of his alleaged againſt the Pellagians 54. 13. 6
Why Caluin is brife in his expoſitions 53. 5. 3
Caluins Institutions 58, 4
Chalde Paraphraſt 11. 5. 2
Chryſostom his elegant ſpeech 5. 8. 1
His expoſition taxed 53. 8
Demosthenes, his ſaying 47. 3. 1
Ierom 1. 2. 3. & 8. 7. 2. & 14. 18. 1. & 40. 2. 6. & 41. 14. 2. & 46. 7. 3. & 49, 12. 1.
Horace 21. 16. 1. & 23. 16. 1. & 44. 15. 1
Ionathan 13. 15. & 38. 1. 5
Ioſephus 5. 10. 1. & 19. 19. 2
An historie of his in 45. 4. 4
Iſocrates 19. 1. 4
Lycurgus 1. 2. 3
Lucanus 4. 1. 3
Plato 3. 4. 1. & 11. 9. 1
Plinie 23. 4. & 37. 12. & 40. 31. & 59. 6
Phyſitians of our time 38. 21
Sayings of prophane Poets 30. 27. 2. & 37. 10. 3. & 40. 26. 2
Oecolampadius 53. 9. 1
Satyrike Poet 14. 10. 2
Virgil 16. 10
Xenophon 13. 15. 1. & 21. 5. 1
The names of diuers perſons mentioned in the Commentarie.
ALexander 13. 3. & 23. 1. 1. & 45. 4. 4
Athens 16. 4
Apollos 41. 25. 3
Antiochus 54. 9. 3. & 54. 16. 1. & 56. 9. 3
Craſſus 37. 1 2
Croeſus 44. 2. 1.
Saint Clade, Laudie of Lauretta 16. 12
Cyrus 44. 28. & 45. 1
Darius 21. 9. 1
Domitian 59. 12. & 59. 6
Dionyſius a tyrant 28. 4. 1
Euill Merodach 14. 18. 1
Eraſmus 22. 17. 7
Gabrias 21. 5. 3
Herod 60. 6
Iaddus 45. 4. 4
Ioſeph of Aremathea 53. 9. 1
Iupiter 41. 25. 3
Iupiter God of the Marchants 65. 12
Lyddia an ha…lot 23. 16. 1
Lucianiſts 28. 15. 3
Luther 57. 1
Maximilian the Emperor pretily flouted by his Cooke 19. 11. 5
Milo 51. 9. 6
Nebuchadnezar 23. 1. 1
Nerna 32. 1. 3
Nero ibid
Onias 19. 19. 2
Parmenion 45. 4. 4
Philip King of Macedon 47. 3. 1
Pyrrhus and Croeſus 41. 22. 5
Saleucus 13. 12. 4
Thomas Moore 22. 17. 7
Zadius a Iew 40. 31. 2
FINIS.
PLACES CITED OVT OF THIS Prophecie, in the new Teſtament, and by Maſter Caluin compared and reconciled. The firſt number notes out the Chapter and verſe in the Prophet: the ſecond, the Chapter and verſe in the bookes of the new Teſtament.
Iſaiah 1.9. Rom. 9.2.
Iſaiah 2.21. Luke 23.30
Iſaiah 6.10. Iohn 12.41. Acts 28.25. Rom. 11.8
Iſaiah 8.1, 2, 13. 1. Pet. 3.14
Iſaiah 8.14, 15. Matthew 21.44. Luke 2.34
Iſaiah 8.18 Rom. 9.33. 1. Pet. 2.8. Heb. 2.13
Iſaiah 8.20 Luke 16.29
Iſaiah 9.2. Matthew 4.15
Iſaiah 9.6. Luke 2.11
Iſaiah 9.7. Luke 1.33
Iſaiah 10.22 Romans 9.27
Iſaiah 10.23. Rom. 9.28
Iſaiah 11.4. 2. Theſſalonians 2.3
Iſaiah 11.10. Romans 15.12
Iſaiah 25.8. Reuelations 21.4
Iſaiah 28.12. Matthew 11.28
Iſaiah 28.16. Rom. 9.33
Iſaiah 29.13. Mat. 15.7, 8
Iſaiah 31.5. Mat. 23.27
Iſaiah 35.3. Heb. 12.13
Iſaiah 40.3. Matthew 3.3
Iſaiah 40.14. Romans 11.34
Iſaiah 42.1. Matthew 12.18, 19, 20
Iſaiah 45.9. Rom. 9.20, 21
Iſaiah 45.23. Rom. 14.11
Iſaiah 49.8. 2. Cor. 6.2
Iſaiah 50.8, 9. Rom. 8.33
Iſaiah 52.7. Rom. 10.15
Iſaiah 52.11. 2. Cor. 6.17
Iſaiah 52.15 Rom. 15.21
Iſaiah 53.1. Iohn 12.37. Rom. 10.16
Iſaiah 53.3. Matthew 8.17
Iſaiah 53.7. 1. Pet. 2.22, 23
Iſaiah 53.7, 8. Acts 8.32, 33
Iſaiah 53.12. Marke 15.28
Iſaiah 54.13. Iohn 6.45
Iſaiah 57.7. Matthew 21.13
Iſaiah 57.20. Epheſians 2.17
Iſaiah 59.7, 8. Rom. 3.17
Iſaiah 59.20. Rom. 11.26
Iſaiah 61.1. Luke 4.18
Iſaiah 64 4. 1. Cor. 2.9
Iſaiah 65.2. Rom. 10.20
Iſaiah 66.1. Acts 7.48. and 17.24
FINIS.