The Bibles Abstract and Epitome, Part 28 – Part 31
A Catalogue of severall sinnes committed, as well by the godly, as by the wicked.
Sinned
AN…els ambitiously, Iude 6.
Adam distrustfully, Gen. 3.
Abraham suspitiously, Gen 20 11
Abimelech desperately, Iu…g. 7. 54
Abner persidiously, 2 Sam 2. 8.
Absa…om aspiringly, 2 Sam 18.
Achan execrably, Iosh. 7. 24.
Adoni-bezek tyrannically, Iudg. 1. 7.
Abah greedily, 1 King. 21.
Ahabs prophets seducingly, 1 Kin. 22.
Ahaz sac…legiously, 2 Kin. 16
Ahithophels inveighingly, … Sam. 17.
Amnon libidinously, 2 Sam 13.
Amaziah inconsidently, Amos …. …0
Ananias l…asingly, Act. 5. 5.
Apostles disdainfully, Matth. 20.
Athenians superstitiously, Act. 17. 21.
Balaam …v…ritiously, Num. 22.
Balak malevolently, Num. 23.
Baasha conspiringly, 1 Kin. 15.
Belshazzar ca…owsingly, Dan. 5.
Bar…abas dissemblingly, Gal 2. 13.
Bethshemites presumpt…ously, 1 Sam. 16.
Barbatrans rash…y, Act 28 4.
Benhadad boastingly, 1 Kin 20.
Cain murtherously, Gen. 4.
Cesar, and Cyrenius Luke 2. 1.
Corinthians contentiously, Cor. 1.
Cham defamatively, Gen. 9.
Christs countrey-men malignantly, Mat. 13. 57
His kinsmen contumelicusly, Mar. 3. 21.
Darius injustly, Dan. 6. 9.
David secretly, 2 Sam. 12.
His sonne openly, 2 Sam. 16.
Demas regressively, …. Tim. 4.
Disciples murmuringly, Ioh. 6. 61.
Dives unmercifully, Luk. 16.
Doog Cinically, 1 Sam. 22
Eli connivently, 1 Sam. 2.
Er: Onan wickedly, Gen. 38. 7.
Egyptians oppressingly, Exod. 1.
Esau pertinatrously, Gen. 28. 8.
Ephraimites scandalizingly, Iudg. 12. 4.
Elias passionately▪
Elymas …epugnantly, Act 13. 8.
Euticus sluggishly, Act 20.
Elder brother intractably, Luk. 15. 28
Felix …varitiously, Act. 24. 26
Festus scurrilously, Act. 26. 24
Gileadites expulsively, Iudg. 11. 2
Gideon opprobriously, Iudg. 8. 18
Goliah …lasphemously, 1 Sam. 17.
Gehezi covetously, 2 King 5.
Gada…ens contemptuously, Mar. 5. 17.
Galathians defectively, Gal. 1 6.
Hebr. Servant letigiously, Exod 2. 13
Hazael suffocately, 2 Kin. 8.
Hananiah rebelliously, Ier. 28. 10.
Hezekiah unthankfully, 2 Chro. 32.
Hoshea treacherously, 2 King. 17.
And
Haman malitiously, Esth.
H…rod vaingloriously, 3. Act. 12. 23.
Hymeneus and A…exander Revoltingly, and Heretically, 1 Tim. 1. 20. 2 Tim. 2. 18
Iacob Deceitfully, Gen. 7.
Ionadab Abettorily, … Sam. 13. 5.
Iosiah unadvisedly, 2 Chron. 35.
Iohoash ungratefully, 2 Chron. 24.
Iephthah votarily, Iudg. 11. 39.
His brethren expulsively, Iudg. 11 7.
Iehoshaphat confederately, 2 Chron. 20.
Ishmael floutingly, Gen. 21. 10.
Israelites …bominably, Ezek. 8. 6.
Ieroboam crastily, 1 King. 12.
Iehoram idolatrously, 2 Chron. 21.
Ioab treacherously, 2 Sam. 3.
Ionah disobediently, Ionab 1. 1.
I…b's friends reproachingly, Iob 19. 3.
Iob: Ieremiah queremoniously Iob 5. Ier. 5.
Iudah fainedly, Ier. 3. 10.
Ishmael assassinately, Ier. 41. 1, 6.
Iewes resistantly, Act. 18. 6.
Iupiters priest superstitiously, Act. 14. 13.
Iannes and Iambres repugnantly, Exod. 7. 11. 2 Tim. 3. 8.
Iames: Iohn aspiringly, Mar. 10. 35.
Kings of Nat. obdurantly, Iosh. 9. Ch. 11.
King Asa imprudently, 2 Chron. 16.
King Ammon villainously, 2 Sam. 10.
King Ahaz truculently, 2 King. 16.
Korah reb…lliously, Numb. 16.
Lot… Iudah incestuously, Gen. 19.
Lamech …trotiously, Gen. 4. 23.
The Leper Mar. 1. 44.
The Lawyer captiously, Luk. 10. 25.
Moses: Aaron incredulously, Numb. 20. 12.
Menahem …rutishly, 2 King. 15.
Manass…h …anguinolently, 2 King. 21.
Noab eoriously, Gen 9. 20
Nabal chu…lishly,. 1 Sam. 25.
Nimrod insolently, Gen. 11.
Nahesh reproachfully, 1 Sam. 11.
Naaman discontentedly, Gen. 11.
Nebuchadacz. …stently, Dan. ….
Old world dissolutely, Gen. 6. 2.
Old prophet seducingly, 1 King. 1….
Patriarches enviously, Gen. 37. 4.
Pharach obstinately, Exod. 7. Ch. 8.
Proph. seduced negligently, 1 King. 13.
Pha…. sorcerers prestigiously, Exod. 3.
Philistines pernitiously, Iudg. 16. 24.
Pashur rigorously, Ier. 20 2.
Philosophers caluminately, Act. 17. 18.
Prodigall riotously, Luk. 15.
Phygellus and relapsively, 2 Tim. 1. 15.
Hermogenes
Pharisees wilfully, Matth. 12. 24.
Priests and consultingly, and Matth 26. 5.
Scribes abettorily, Chap. 28. 13.
Peter wittingly, Matth 26. 57.
People clamourously, Mar. 15 8.
Pilate
Paul
Philemons serv
Reuben
His young men
Rich man
Samson
Sptes of Moses
Solomon
Simeon and Levi
Samuels sons
Saul
Sheba
Shemaiah
Shech…m
Shechemites
Shimei
Simon Lepet
Simon Magus
Simon Peter
Samaritanes
Scribes
Sadduces and Captains
Sodomites
Sceva
The evill servant
Sanballat and Tobiah
Theudas
Sinned
wrongfully,Matth. 17. 1 Tim. 1. 13 Philem. 9. Gen. …9.
ignorantly,
…ugitively,
lightly,
inconsiderately,
adulator…ly,1 Kin. 12.
secur…ly,Luk. 12 17 Iudg. 16. Deu 2. 28 1 Kin. 11.
lasciviously,
slanderously,
wantonly,
cruelly, and furiou…ly,Gen. 4…. 7
extortingly,1 Sam 8. 1 Sam. 30. 2 Sam. 20 Ier. 29. 32 Gen. 35. Iudg. 9 27 2 Sam. 16. Luk 7. 40. Act. 8. 18. Luk. 22. Luk. 9. 52. Luk. 11. 53
foolishly,
insurrectively,
rebelliously,
contamina…ely,
imprecatorily,
maledictor…ly,
disdainfully,
hypocri…c…lly,
negatively,
contemptuously,
contradictorily,
prohibitorily,Act. 4. 18.
bestially,Gen. 19. Act. 19. 14
unadvisedly,
inexurably,Matth. 18.
equivocately, and distractingly,Nehem. 6▪
boastingly,Act. 5. 36.
And
Thomas
One thiefe
Ʋzzah
Ʋzziah
Zedekiah
Z…ha
Zebah and Zalmunna
Zacharias
Hevah
Athaliah
Adulteresse
Delilah
Hagar
Hamans wife
Herodias
Ieroboams wife
Iorams wife
Iobs wife
Levites wife
Moses wife
M…riam
Mi…hal
Magdalene
Potiphars wife
P…ninnah
Rachel
Sarah
Sa…sons wife
Solomons wi…es
Tamar
The witch
Saphira
Iezebel
Lets wife
incredulously,Ioh. 20. 24. Luk 23. 2 Sam 6. 2 Chron. 26. Ier. 32. 2 Sam. 16.
revilingly,
preposterously,
unlawfully,
vitiously,
deceitfully,
carpingly,Iudg. 8. 10.
inconfidently,Luk. 1. 20. Gen. 3. 2 Kin. 11.
primarily,
massacringly,
adultero…sly,
…lluringly,Iudg 16. Gen. 16. …sth. 5. 14. Matth 14. 1 King. 14. 2 Chron. 22. Iob 2. 9. Iudg. 19.
contemptuously,
abettorily,
maliciously,
disquisedly,
instigatingly,
fool…shly,
fugitively,
grudgingly,Numb. 12. 2 Sam. 6. Luk. 7. Gen. 39. 1 Sam. 1. Gen. 30. 1. Gen. 18. 12. Iudg. 14. 1 King. 11. Gen. 38. 1 Sam. 18. Act. 5. 9. 2 King. 18. Gen. 19.
t…untingly,
sinfully,
temptingly,
…astidiously,
discontentedly,
distrustfully,
troachero…sly,
seducingly,
subtilly,
deludingly,
leasingly,
vitiously,
disobediently,
All wicked ones doe sinne both inconsiderately, and delightfully.Iob 5. 2. Prov. 10. 9.
Sin increased by Godly and wicked.
Adams consenting brought forth Eating, flying, and excusing.Gen. 3. Iosh. 7. Exod. 32. 2 King. 22. 2 Sam. 11. Matth. 14. Gen. 27. 19.
Achans coveting brought forth Stealing with concealing.
Aarons ob…ying brought forth The golden calfes making.
Ahabs greedinesse brought forth discontent; with Naboths ruine.
Davids concupiscence brought forth adulterie, murther, dissembling.
Herods banquetting brought forth dancing; with Iohns beheading.
Iacobs faining brought forth disguising, fraud, and lying.
Few of the Godly, not any of the wicked that are named in the Book of God, but have added sinne unto sinne: So that by many degrees of iniquitie they have climbed to the height of impietie.
Idlenesse Brings forth Adulteri….
Prodigalitie Brings forth Luxurie.
Riches Brings forth Covetousnesse.
Covetousnesse Brings forth Usurie, and Unconscionableness.
A reprobate sence Brings forth scorning of godliness.
Pride Brings forth Insolence.
Discontent Brings forth Faction.
Hypocrisie Brings forth Dissimulation.
A prophane hear… Brings forth Jesting.
Presumption Brings forth Desperation.
Malice Brings forth Murther.
Unmanly weakness of minde Flatterie and Envie.
Envie Malecontent.
Nō-residency of Ministers Killing of Soules
Honours Ambition.
Ambition Corruption.
Pleasures Lust.
Lust begets A wanton eye.
Lust begets A lascivious ear.
Lust begets Filthy Jests.
Thus man proceeds from evill to evill, waxing worse and worse,Ier. 9. 3, 5. 2 Tim. 3. 13. Hos. 4. 2. Deut. 29. 13. Isai. 5. 1…. Rom. 6. 19. Ier. 13. 23. Isai. 30. 1. Ch. 43. 24.
By Swearing, lying, killing, stealing, and whoring men breake out, and bloud toucheth bloud: Drunkennesse is added to thirst: Sinne is drawne on as it were with a cart-rope; So that the Black a more may sooner change his Hue, and the Leopard his spots, then they that are accustomed to sinne can leave the same.
They cover with a covering, not with my Spirit: (saith God) that they may adde sin to sin: They will not take counsell of me, &c.
Use.
Seeing one sin begets another, let us take heed how we accustome our selves inEcclus. 7. 8. sinning: for that sin which may be conquered of us when it is young, will easily conquer us when it is old. Serò sapiunt.
Turn back another way with the Wise men.
Get Chastitie which drives away lust. Charitie which drives away avarice.
Get Humilitie which drives away pride. Peace which drives away contention.
Sinne excused by Godly and wicked
TO excuse sinne is to derive and translate a sinne committed by us, to another; thereby to ease ourselves wholly, or at the least, by having a partner, that it may be th… more lighter upon our shoulders.
So did
Cast the fault of sinning upon
Adam
Hevah
Aaron
Ahab
David
Iehoram
Israel
Lots daughter
The man
Patriarchs
Pilate
High Priests
Saul
Simeon
The Adulterer
The Swearer
R…otous
Usurer
Patron
Minister
The wicked
Hevah,
the Serpent,
the People,
Elias,
the Sword,
God,
Moses,
Mankinde,
his Master,
the wild beasts
the People,
Iudas,
Samuel and the people,
Shechem,
Nature,
Buyer,
his Consorts,
Borrowe…,
the Minister,
the Patron,
the Lord,
Saying,
The woman gave me, and I did eate.Gen. 3.
The Serpent beguiled me, and I did eat. the Serpent cast the fault on mankind: So that we have sin from our father, excuse from our mother, lying from the Devill.
Thou knowest the people are set on mischiefe.Exod. 32. 28.
Art thou he that troubleth Israel?1 King. 18. 17. 2 Sam. 11. 25.
The sword devoureth one as well as another.
Behold, this evill is of the Lord, why, &c.2 King. 6. 33. Exod. 32. 23. Gen. 19. 31. Matth. 25. 24. Gen. 37.
We wot not what is become of this man.
There is not a man to come in unto us.
I know that thou art a hard man, &c.
Some evil beast hath devoured him: (to wit) Ioseph.
I am innocent, &c. see ye to it.Matth. 27. 24. Matth. 27. 4. 1 Sam. 13. 1 Sam. 15.
What is that to us? See thou to that.
Because thou camest not within the dayes appointed: they have spared the best of the sheep to sacrifice.
Should he deale with our sister, as with Gen. 34. 31.an harlot?
So doth
That she encourageth and directeth him by affection.
He cannot else be beleeved, when he speaketh.
Company drew him, without which he had not.
He was importuned to lend, and therefore took use.
It was his continuall suiting made him take money.
It was his hardnesse, that would not give freely.
Who hath resisted the will of the Lord?Rom. 9. 19.
And they will in the day of judgement excuse their sinne, saying, Lord, when Matth. 25. 44.saw we thee an hungry, or thirstie? &c.
The wicked man when he sinneth, he giveth full consent in heart to the sinne that he committeth: The Godly man not; he hath no purpose before he comeRom. 7. 22. to doe the sinne, …o doe it: In the act, or doing, his heart riseth against it, yet by force of Temptation he is pulled on: After he hath sinned, he is displeased: andNote. Matth. 26. 27.repenteth.
Sinne extenuated by the wicked.
TO extenuate sinne, is with the Pharisee to say, I thank God, I am not as this Publican, &c. Or else to set a tolerable name upon a grosse sinne: so that either it may not be seen, or being seen, may not appeare in it own likenesse. And in this manner:
Is called
Babbling
Covetousnesse
Children of Belial
Cozenage
Drunkennesse
Drunken Carowses
Dissembling
Fornication
Gaming
Gluttonie implacableness
Ignorance
Oppression
Sobrietie
Scruple of Conscience
Almes-deeds
Eloquence.
Warinesse.
Good-fellows.
Living by a mans wits.
Good-fellowship.
Drinking of Healths.
Policie.
Stepping awry.
Passing the time.
Hospitality.
Stoutnesse.
Simplicitie.
The making the most of a mans own.
Hypocrisie.
Precisenesse.
Vain-glory.
And
Crouching
Pride
Qua…relling
Rashnesse
Ribauldry
Riotousnesse
Swearing
Symonie
Usurie
Whoredome
Wantonnesse
Wrath
So on the Contrary.
Devotion
The Mystery of Christianity
Godlinesse
Sanctification
Humilitie.
Seemlinesse.
Manhood.
Valiantnsse.
Mirth.
Merry-meeting
a foolish custome.
Gratuitie.
Interest, or putting out.
a trick of youth
Youthfulnesse.
Hastinesse.
Superstition.
A stayed Civility.
Honest behaviour▪
good educatiō.
Thus they call evil good, and good evil, they put darknesse for light, and light for darknesse, they put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter, for which woe is pronounced against them by the Lord. Isai. 5. 20.Syr. 32. 17.