The Resurrection Revealed, Table of contents – Errata
A Synopſis of the main integral parts of the whole Treatiſe.
BOOK I.
1 Chap. THE General Poſition of the Saints reigning with Chriſt a 1000 yeers, propounded.
1 Section, That Poſition expounded.
2 Chap. That Poſition is not guilty of ſingularity, or novelty.
Sect. 1 The Hebrew Antiquities, for it.
Sect. 2 The ancienteſt Greek Fathers, for it.
Sect. 3 The ancienteſt Latine Fathers, for it.
Sect. 4 Modern Writers of ſeveral Nations for it.
3 Chap. Some preparations in a general way for the demonſtration of the ſaid Poſition.
Sect. 1 Of the Saints living that thouſand yeers.
Sect. 2 Of their reigning that 1000 years.
Sect. 3 Or their reigning with Chriſt.
Sect. 4 Of the thouſand yeers.
BOOK II.
1 Chap. The general Poſition taken aſunder into two parts.
1 How Chriſt ſhall be with his Saints,
2 How the Saints ſhall reign under him.
2 Chap. Ten ſeveral Scriptures out of the New-Teſtament (in relation to the firſt part) to prove the viſible appearance of Chriſt, perſonally, to the Church on earth, at the time of her Reſtauration, alleadged and explained.
Sect. 1. Joh. 19.37. They ſhall look on him whom they have pierced; collated with that in Zach. 12, 10. &c. whence it is quoted.
Sect. 2. Rev. 1.7. Behold he commeth with clouds, and every eye ſhall ſee him, &c.
Sect. 3. Matth. 24.30. And then ſhall appear the ſigne of the Son of man in heaven, &c.
Sect. 4. The 2 Theſſ. 2.1. &c. Now I beſeech you brethren by the comming of our Lord Jeſus Chriſt, &c.
Sect. 5. Mat. 26.29. I will not drinke henceforth of this fruit of the vine, untill that day, when I drinke it new with you in my Fathers Kingdome.
Sect. 6. The 2 Tim. 4.1. I charge thee before God, and the Lord Jeſus, &c.
Sect. 7. Act. 3.19, 20, 21. Repent yee therefore, and be converted, that, &c.
Sect. 8. Mat. 23.38. Your houſe is left unto you deſolate, &c.
Sect. 9. Mat. 24. When ſhall theſe things be, &c.
Sect. 10. Luke 19.11. to 28. He added, and ſpake a Parable, &c.
3 Chap. Five Scriptures out of the Old Teſtament, to prove the viſible appearance of Chriſt to the Church on earth, at the time of her reſtauration.
Sect. 1. Dan. 7.11. &c. to the end of the Chapter, I beheld then, becauſe, &c.
Sect. 2. Jer. 25.5. Behold the dayes come, ſaith the Lord, that I will raiſe unto &c.
Sect. 3. Zach. 2.10, 11, 12. collated with Zach. 14.4, 5, 6, &c. Sing, and rejoyce, O daughter of Jeruſalem, for lo I come, and I will dwell in the midſt of thee, &c.
Sect. 4. Mich. 4. v. 1. to 8. In the laſt dayes it ſhall come to paſſe, that the mountaine of the houſe of the Lord ſhall be eſtabliſhed in the top of the mountains, and many Nations ſhall come, &c.
Sect. 5. Zephan. 3.14. &c. Sing, O daughter of Zion, the Lord hath caſt out &c.
4 Chap. A briefe Diſcourſe upon Chriſts viſible appearance to the Elect on earth.
BOOK III.
1 Chap. The partition of the enſuing diſcourſe, ſhewing that two things are to be done (in relation to the ſecond branch of the Poſition afore, How the saints ſhall reigne under Chriſt) viz. 1 To prove in general, That there is ſuch a Kingdome yet to bee on earth as aforeſaid, in the general Poſition. 2 What this Kingdome ſhall be in the particulars. The firſt is managed by four means, viz.
1 By Texts of Scripture,
2 By Arguments,
3 By The common conſent of all ſorts of men, as if a law of nature.
4 By Solution of objections.
2 Chap. Containing many Scriptures, proving that there ſhall be yet on earth, before the laſt judgement, ſuch a Reigning of the Saints, ſuch a viſible Kingdom of Chriſt, and a glorious ſtate of all things, as is before propounded.
Sect. 1. Larg…ly diſcuſſing the 20 and 21. Chapters of the Revelation.
Sect. 3. (falſely ſo printed for Sect. 2. and ſutably the reſt to the end of the third Book) the uſefulnes of the Old Teſtament for the point in hand; wherein many conſiderable things for proof are produced.
Sect. 4. Gods promiſe to Adam, Gen. 1. 26, 27, 28. paralleld with Pſal. 8. and that with Heb. 2.5. largely opened.
Sect. 5. Gods promiſe to Abraham, Gen. 12. Gen. 17. Gen. 18. Gen. 22. paralleld with other promiſes, to his poſterity, Gen. 26. Gen. 48. And thoſe with the Apoſtles explications, and applications, Rom. 4 Gal. 3. Heb. 11. largely opened.
Sect. 6. Balaams Propheſie, Num. 24. explained.
Sect. 7 Deut. 3.1. to 10.
Sect. 8 Deut. 32.15. &c.
Sect. 9 Nehem. 1.8. &c.
Sect. 10 The Booke of Pſalmes in three heads.
Sect. 11 Iſa. 2.1. &c.
Sect. 12 Iſa. 9.6. &c.
Sect. 13 Iſa. 11. totum.
Sect. 14 Iſa. 14.1. &c.
Sect. 15 Iſa. 24, 23.
Sect. 16 Iſa. 25. totum.
Sect. 17 Iſa. 33.20, 21.
Sect. 18 Iſa. 34.1. &c.
Sect. 19 Iſa. 45.14 &c.
Sect. 20 Iſa. 49. totum
Sect. 21 Iſa. 54.11. &c.
Sect. 22 Iſa, 59.
Sect. 23 Iſa. 60. tot.
Sect. 24 Iſa. 63.1. &c.
Sect. 25 Iſa. 65.17. &c.
Sect. 26 Iſa. 66.5. &c.
Sect. 27 Jer. 16.14.15. collated with chap. 23. v. 3 &c.
Sect. 28 Jer. 30 & 31 chap
Sect. 29 Jer. 32.37. &c.
Sect. 30 Jer. 50.17 &c.
Sect. 31 Ez. 28.24, 25, 26
Sect. 32 (corruptly printed 33.) Ez: 34.11. &c.
Sect. 33 Ezek 36. totum.
Sect. 34 Ezek. 37. tot.
Sect. 35 Dan. 2.31. &c.
Sect. 36 Dan. 7. All the ch
Sect. 37 Dan. 11. & 12 ch.
Sect. 38 Hoſ. 1.10, 11.
Sect. 39 Hoſ. 3.4, 5.
Sect. 40 Joel 2.28. &c.
Sect. 41 Joel 3.1. &c.
Sect. 42 Amos 9.11. &c, col. with Ob. v. 17. &c
Sect. 43 Mich. 4. All.
Sect. 44 Zeph. 3.9. &c.
Sect. 45 Zach. 2.6. &c.
Sect. 46 Zach. 6.12. &c.
Sect. 47 Zach. 8.20. &c.
Sect. 48 Zach. 10 3. &c.
Sect. 49 Zach. 12. All.
Sect. 50 Zach. 14.3. &c.
Sect. 51 Mal. 4. All.
All which places of the O.T. from Sect. 6. to the end of Sect. 51. are paralleld with ſeveral places of the New Teſtament.
3 Chap. The inconſiderableneſſe, and inconſiderateneſſe of ſome ancient Authors verbal glancings, againſt ſome of the prooſs afore alledged.
Sect. 1. A general ſurvey of the Authority of mens words, and writings.
Sect. 2. Jeroms jerkings at the precedent proofs diſcuſſed.
Sect. 3. The words of Gaius, ſeconded by Dionyſius Alexandrinus, both falſely fathering our opinion upon Cerinthus, and weakly credited by Euſebius, examined and confuted, and our opinion of the thouſand yeers is vindicated from voluptuous Chiliaſme.
4 Chap. Places produced out of the New Teſtament to prove the general Theſis or Poſition.
Sect. 1. Mat. 24.13.
Sect. 2 Luke 1.31, 32.
Sect. 3 Luke 21.24.
Sect. 4 Luke 22.28. &c.
Sect. 5 Act. 1.6.
Sect. 6 Rom. 11.25. &c..
Sect. 7 The 1 Cor. 15 21 &c.
Sect 8 The 2 Cor. 3. 15. &c.
Sect 9 Phil. 2.9, 10. &c.
Sect 10 Rev. 2.25. &c.
Sect 11 Rev. 3.21. &c.
Sect 12 Revel. 18, 19 Chap.
5 Chap. Containing five Arguments in five diſtinct Sections to provethe future glorious ſtate on earth.
BOOK IV.
1 Chap. Containing a Preface to the ſubject of this Book, which is to ſhew the judgement of all ſorts of men, in favour of our main Poſition, touching the future glorious ſtate on earth, viz. in
2 Chap. Of Heathens,
3 Chap. Of Mabumetans,
4 Chap. Of Jewiſh Rabbins,
5 Chap. Of Chriſtians.
BOOK V.
1 Chap. Dr. Prideaux his Arguments againſt the future ſtate of this glory on earth, anſwered.
2 Chap. Dr. Pareus his Arguments anſwered.
3 Chap. Mr. Baylies nine Arguments anſwered.
4 Chap. Mr. Hayne anſwered.
5 Chap. An univerſal Argument of the generality of men anſwered.
6 Chap. Containing our replies to mens objections, or exceptions againſt our Arguments.
BOOK VI.
The introduction, laying forth the generall heads, of what this future glorious ſtate on earth ſhall be, viz.
1 Chap. ſhews the Chaos preceding,
2 Chap. The Creation conſtituting,
3 Chap. The Dimenſions,
4 Chap. The Qualifications, viz.
Sect. 1. Shews it to be a Sin-leſſe condition.
Sect. 2. Sorrow-leſſe,
Sect. 3. Death-leſſe. From which three, do iſſue thoſe particulars in the
Sect. 4. That there ſhall be no
Humane ruling Majeſties,
Coercive Superiorities,
Church-cenſures,
Fears,
Wants,
Deſertions,
Labour,
Decay,
Procreation of children.
Sect. 5. Temptation-leſſe,
Sect. 6. A Reſtauration of all the creatures.
Sect. 7 A Time-leſſe ſtate.
Sect. 8 A perfection of all qualities.
Sect. 9 A confluence of all comforts.
Sect. 10 The face and character of Eternity.
5 Chap. The priviledges of the ſaid ſtate.
Sect. 1. The fulfilling of all Myſteries and Propheſies.
Sect. 2. A ſuperabundant pouring out of the Spirit.
Sect. 3. A wonderful return of prayers.
Sect. 4. Thoſe Church-ordinances then remaining, ſhall be in a higher Key.
Sect. 5. Ʋnion of all Saints on earth.
Sect. 6. Honour to all that is holy.
BOOK VII.
1 Chap. The Introduction.
2 Chap. Several Prognoſticks of the ſaid glorious ſtate on earth, approaching.
Sect. 1. The expiration of ſome accounts.
Sect. 2 The might of the Churches enemies.
Sect. 3 The height of their wickedneſſe.
Sect. 4 Wars, and rumors of Wars.
Sect. 5 A touch on other Prognoſticks.
3 Chap. Several Computations, when the ſaid glorious eſtate on earth ſhall begin.
Sect. 1 Reuſners
Sect. 2 Huets,
Sect. 3 The Rabbins,
Sect. 4 Brightmans
Sect. 5 Alſteds
Sect. 6. Medes
Sect. 7 Parkers Account.
Sect. 8 Clavis Apocalyp. Account.
Sect. 9 The Julian and Jews Account.
Sect. 10 Hainlinus Account.
Some Errata.
Page 23. line 48, put the [,] at God, to the word power, p. 38. l. laſt ſave' four, move [,] from the word opinion, to the next word them, p. 46. § 12. l. 3. r. Commentary, p. 48. §. d. l. 8 for being r…are and ib. l. 12. change [.] at world into [,] p. 52. l. laſt ſave three, remove the latter Parentheſis to next after [9] p. 63. l 10. for Sciences, r. Scions, p. ib. l. 13. from the end of the p. put out the Paren: at But, and inſert it in the third l. following at beleevers, p: 66: r. fifth, p: 67. r. ſ…xth, p: 71: inſert) in l: 24. at Alcoran, ib. p. in l: 36. inſert at meaning theſe words, as ſome compute, and in the next l. ſave one, inſert at leaſt, p: 73: inſert) at afterwards in the laſt l: p: 79, l: 30: adde to the word John, there, p: 83: l: 8: [.] at clouds, p: 86: §: 1. l: 1. put out) p. 89: l: 10: from the bottome, inſert at have, the word fully, p: 92: in the Marg: for lo, r: illo, and for illit, r. illis, p: 100: marg: l: 10: put at juxta [,] and at ſimularetur, and at Balaami, and put out that at iſ…e, p: 117: l: 16. for counter deſtruction, r. counter diſtinction, p: 119: l: laſt ſave one, for ſazed, r: ſaved, p. 124. Sect: 3. r. Sect: 2, & ſo accordingly in all the reſt of the Sections to the end of the third Pook, only in p. 232, and 233. Sect: 3. is twice printed, ſo that the firſt is to be read 32 (according to that order the firſt error, p. 124 put them in) p. 126. l: 8: put out) p: 133: marg: l: laſt ſave one, for Ends. r: ANDS, p. 145. l 10: r: governours, p: 158: for Act. 12: r: by Ar…ta Euſeb: l: 1: c: 12. p: 179, § 15: l: 20: r: have, p: 181: marg. l: 20: for yee, r: yea, p: 201: marg: l: 4: r: foreign That is, p: 220: marg: l: 12: r. foreign, p: 232 r: Sect. 32, p: 342 laſt marg: … …te r: in the parentheſis ſaith, p: 471: in the title, for ch: 1, r. ch: 2. And p: 4…3: for ch: 1: r: ch: 3: And p: 475 for c: 2: r: c: 3: and ſo 477, 479, 481, 483, 485, 487, 489, There are ſome other Errata, which time would not permit to conect. As for the Lat…ne of the firſt Book, there was no leaſ…e at all to look over any part of it.