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The Beautify of Magistracy · Thomas Hall

The Beautify of Magistracy, Index – Errata 2

A TABLE Of the chiefest things contained in this Treatise of Psal. 82.

ANabaptists enimies to Magistrates, p. 18, 19. & 212

Antitrinitarians confuted, p. 10

Anarchy dangerous, p. 46

Arise God will for his people, p. 174

B.

Beasts, wicked men are such, p. 122

Bow to Magistrates, p. 41

Bribery, base, p. 89, 118, 204

C.

Clemency becomes Magistrates, p. 73, 74

Children of God, their priviledges, p. 158

Conscience good, is a great blessing, p. 167

Consideration how necessary, p. 135

Consolation for Magistrates, p. 33, 34, 35

Courage requisite in a Magistrate, p. 115

D.

Darkness, how dismal, p. 138

Death, all liable to it. p. 160, 162. Great ones must oft think on it, p. 165

Devil, why called a God, p. 9.

E.

Elohim, what it signifies, p. 6, 7

Enemies to Magistrates punisht by God, p. 20, 35, 209

Erastus condemned, p. 71

Examples of great men powerfull. p. 97. And Epist, Dedicat.

Mans Ex…remity Gods opportunity. p. 174. 175

F.

Fatherless must be pittied, p. 109, 110

Fifth-Monarch-men dangerous, p. 17, 18

Flatterer…s, take heed of them, p. 68, 70, 71

G.

God, how many ways that Title is used. p. 6, 7

God is present amongst Rulers. p. 87. He's Almighty. p. 10, 11.

The most High, p. 150, 151. The Iudge of all, p. 286. To be feared, p. 156

Godly are not Rebellious. p. 43

Good things need pressing on us, p. 119

Great men seldom good, p. 99, 110

H.

Hereti…ks must be punisht, p. 80

I.

Independency dangerous in Magistracy, p. 11

Ignorance how vile, p. 132

Injustice a crying sin, p. 100

Inquiry must go before sentence, p. 83, 84

Iustice how great a blessing, p. 111, 138. A sevenfold manner of doing it aright, p. 112, &c.

K.

Kings must rule by Law, 69, 84. They must see to Religion, 76, 77

L.

Lament the loss of good men, p. 65

Laws how needful, p. 84, 85, 198. How they binde the Conscience, p. 41. Going to Law lawful, p. 91, 92.

Liberty abused, p. 21

Light pleasant, p. 138

M.

Magistrates, why called Gods, p. 7, 8, 142, 192. Cavils against Magistrates answered, p. 21, 22, &c. 214. 'Tis a great mercy to have them, p. 22, 35, 36, 37, 38. … that in Gospel times, p. 27. They must love their people, p. 50, 51

Magistracy is Gods Ordinance, p. 12, 13. Seven Reasons t… prove it, 14, 15, 32. No man may assume that Office without a call, p. 32, 33. 'Tis an honourable calling, p. 49, 5…. Proved by one and twenty Titles of honour given to it, p. 49, 195. They must not dishonour their honourable calling, p. 71, 72. How they must imitate God in nine particulars, p. 73. They have their Commission from God, p. 148, 149, 193, 194, 205. They are the Sens of God, p. 157. They must dye, p. 160

Ministers and Magistrates must assist each other, p. 55. 82. and in the Epistle Dedicatory.

Ministers may not be Magistrates, p. 56, 57

N.

The Nations are Gods Inheritance, p. 187

Necessity of Magistracy, p. 213

O.

Old T…stament Gods Word. p. 148

P.

Papists rob Magistrates of their power, p. 16, 17.

Partiality cond…mned, p 101, 114, 200, 201

Patience required in Magistrates, p. 75

Poor must be pitied, p. 109, 121

Perseverance in wickedness dangerous, p. 137

Pr…y for Magistrates, p. 40

Prayer awakens God, p. 175. How it must be qualified, that it may awaken him, p. 176. Three sins to be shunned especially, which mar our Prayers, p. 177. It must be fervent, p. 178. How excellent an Helper, p. 182, &c. It turns five K…ys, p. 184, 185. The misery of such as cannot pray, 180

Prefaces, when they may be used, p. 9

Publique spirits become Magistrates, p. 85

Pusillanimity condemned, p. 116

Q.

Qu…kers, their baseness, p. 19, 20, 102, 149, 158

Qualifications for a Magistrate, p. 86

R.

Religion must be promoted by the Magistrate, p. 76, 77

Reproof belongs to great men, p. 96, 97

Resolution requisite in a Magistrate, p. 115

Respect of persons when lawful, p. 101, 102

Reverence due to Magistrates, p. 39, 40

S.

Sanctuaries for sinners unlawful, p. 17

Sep…uagint very corrupt, p. 129, 130

Severity when lawful, p. 74

Sleep: How God seems to sleep at his peoples troubles, p. 172

T.

Taxes to be paid, p. 42, 46

Titles of honour due to Magistates, p. 40, 48

Trinity of Persons proved, p. 10

Trust in God, p. 152

Tyrannie better then Anarchy, p. 46, 47

Tyrants have their power from God, p. 12. They live not long,

p. 45. How we must submit to them, p. 43

U.

Vnjustice there will be always in the world, p. 99

W.

Wisdom very requisite for a Magistrate, p. 73, 74, 113, 120, 133

Wicked men are turbulent, p. 103. Merciless, 123. Wilful,

p. 136. Lead miserable lives, p. 137. Are stupid, p. 140

Questions discussed in this Treati…e▪

1. WHether Titles of Honour be due to Magistrates? p. 40

2. Whether Humane Laws do binde the Conscience? p. 41, 42

3. Whether we must submit to Tyrants? p. 43, 44

4. Whether Tyranny be better then Anarchy? p. 46, 47

5. Whether Ministers may be Justices of the Peace? p. 56

6. Whether Kings have an absolute power over their Subjects lives and estates? p. 69, 70, 84

7. Whether the Erastian Tenents be found? p. 69

8. Whether Magistrates must take care of Religion, p. 76, 77

9. Whether he may compel men to the outward Worship of God? p. 77, 78

10. Whether he may punish Hereticks? p. 78, 79

11. Whether Blaspemous Hereticks may be put to death? p. 82

12. Whether wicked Rulers have their power from God, p. 149

13. Whether a wicked man may pray? p. 177

14. Whether Defensive war be lawful? p. 179

15. Whether it be lawful to respect persons? p. 202

THE TEXTS Explained in this Treatise.

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GEnesis 1. 1 4

Exodus 18. 22. 85

Exodus 20. 2. 9

Numbers 27. 17. 58

Deut. 13. 14. 84

16. 20. 118

17. 18. 72, 84

Ioshua 1. 8. 72

Iudges 9. 8. 33

18. 17. 80

1 Sam. 8. 6. 25, …

8. 11. 46, 49

10. 9. 60

1 Kings 3. 9. 58

2 Chron. 10. 7. 74

19. 6, 7. 88

Iob 7. 7. 169

Psal. 2. 10. 13

11. 3, 5. 63

47. ult. 62

39. 5. 155

75. 3. 58

83. 1. 194

121. 4, 5. 172

146. 3, 4. 161, 164

109. 4. 180.

Proverbs 8. 15. 14

22. 22, 23. 121

23. 10. 121

25. 11. 113

Ecclesiast. 2. 14. 139

8. 4. 69

Isaiah 1. 2. 131

3. 4. 72

3. 7. 58

4. 5. 154

22. 23, 24. 60, 61

26. 10. 136

26. 16. 184

32. 2. 64, 65

40. 6. 161

40. 15. 155

45. 1. 59

66. 1, 2. 155

Ieremy 5. 1. 59

22. 24. 63, 202

Hosea 4. 18. 118

7. 9. 136

8. 4.

8. 4. 15, 16

… 11. 6. 63

10. 7. 165

Amos 5. 24. 119

Hab. 2. 3. 174

Za…h. 10. 4. 62

4. 7. 153

11▪ 7. 62

Matth. 5. 39. 26. 92

7. 1. 26, 27

21. 13. 183

Luke 15. 22. 64

22. 15. 52

11. 8. 178

Iohn 8. 11. 29

10. 34, 35. 144, 205

Acts 9 11. 180

Rom. 13. 1. 149, 207

5. 12. 146

1 Cor. 1. 26. 99

6. 1, 2. 93, 215

7. 23. 214

8. 4, 5. 192

8. 14. 8, 9

1. 11. 183

2 Cor. 4. 4. 9, 192

10. 4. 29

1 Tim. 1. 9. 215

1 Pet. 2. 13. 29, 30

2 Pet. 2. 10. 59

Revel. 4. 10, 11. 30, 31

Errata.

PAge 5. line 22. read Gods, not God. page 14. in Marg▪ for Su…can. read Sn…can. page 34. line 34. for hoc agens… …ead he is agens.

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