Commentary on Exodus, Errata – Publishers note
ERRATA.
PAge 3. line 1. read See Gen. L. 26. l. 27. dele now before more
p. 5. l. 24. r. Aben-Ezra
p. 12. l. 6. r. the Hebrews.
p. 27. l. 12. r. Schalſchalah.
p. 31. l. 5. r. he called his Son
p. 41. l. 31. r. foreign
p. 51. ult. r. his words
p. 56. l. 1. for exciting r. exerting
p. 62. l. 19. r. becauſe he came with an unuſual
p. 68. l. 20. r. foreign
p. 70. l. 10. r. all this converſe l. 19. r. Temara
p. 71. l. 9. r. though not very far
p. 73. l. 11. r. kaſhah
p. 75. l. 17. r. ſuch knives
p. 80. l. 22. r. ſhould not go alone
p. 81. l. 13. r. Schalſhalah Hakkabalah
p. 86. l. 17. r. Taskmaſters
p. 114. l. 14. r. Gaulmyn
p. 136. l. 12. r. Quaſtiones Alnetanae
p. 138. l. 23. r. foreign
p. 139. l. 4. r. foreign
p. 141. l. 23. for Aretius r. Huetius l. 25. r. foreign
p. 143. l. 17. r. as the Jews did long
p. 153. l. 20, 31. r. Schechin.
p. 163. l. 22. r. as the Wheat and the Rye 23. r. Trees were not broken
p. 193. l. 1. r. expreſly
p. 197. l. 4. r. Elaeochriſin
p. 220. l. 22. r. without the profeſſion
p. 242. l. 14. r. foreign
p. 249. l. penult. r. ſo long
p. 250. l. 28. r. the next verſe
p. 251. l. 12. r. to protect them
p. 256. l. 29. r. foreign
p. 262. l. 4. r. tells this ſtory
p. 268. l. 13. r. compact
p. 278. l. 25. r. diſtreſs
p. 285. l. 12. r. when we ſat
p. 294. l. 10. r. who therefore tells them
p. 309. l. 24. r. ſome other Stations
p. 324. l. 17. r. German Jews
p. 345. l. 6. r. of our minds
p. 351 l. 21. r. phraſe imports
p. 366. l. ult. r. and not in any
p. 370. l. 18. r. they are the words
p. 376. l. 16. r. backward
p. 377. l. antepenult. r. Gem. Bab.
p. 380. l. 25. r. therefore ought not
p. 427. l. 15. r. opprobrious.
p. 443. l. 31. r. where he pleaſes
p. 449. l. 14. r. eat and drink
p. 460. l. 3. r. to be true
p. 462. l. 9. r. here
p. 464. l. 26. r. having owned him
p. 466. l. 31. r. he ſpeaks
p. 487. l. 3. r. when they were
p. 488. l. 13. r. the ten words
p. 501. l. 24. r. ſo in the ſix
p. 511. l. 15. r. foreign
p. 513. l. 33. r. ſet it up
p. 520, l. 19. r. make for it
p. 545. l. 31. r. Jaſpis
p. 559. l. 2. r. letters deep
p. 567. l. 1. r. and his ſons, & his ſons garments
p. 572. l. 24. r. which went round
p. 573. l. ult. r. the Jews ſay
p. 580. l. 18. r. in the firſt
p. 585. l. 30. r. that he might
p. 586. l. 11. r. at his entrance
p. 608. l. 19. r. Periegetes
p. 609. l. 15. r. unto thee
p. 614. l. 9. r. take to the Roſamim l. 11. r. take to thee
p. 617. l. 6. r. contented themſelves
p. 623. l. 13. r. were ordered
p. 631. l. 8. r. rebuking them
p. 640. l. 11. r. the word foreign
p. 642. l. 30. r. make thee Prince
p. 666. l. 18. r. v. 20.
p. 674. l. 25. r. till men
p. 677. l. 16. r. thine inheritance
p. 679. l. 17. r. ad praelium ferunt
p. 683. l. 20. r. fear oct of their
p. 714. l. 9. r. Author of Sepher l. 26. r. in the latter end (it is probable)
p. 721. l. 7. r. as the Prieſs
Books Written by SYMON PATRICK, D. D. now Lord Biſhop of ELY; and Printed for Richard Chiſwell.
THE Parable of the Pilgrim, written to a Friend. The 6 Edition, 4to. 1681.
— Menſa Myſtica: Or, a Diſcourſe concerning the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper: In which the Ends of its Inſtitution are ſo manifeſted, our Addreſſes to it ſo directed, our Behaviour there and afterward ſo compoſed, that we may not loſe the Profits which are to be received by it. With Prayers and Thankſgivings inſerted. To which is annexed
— Aqua Genitalis: A Diſcourſe concerning Baptiſm: In which is inſerted a Diſcourſe to perſuade to a confirmation of the Baptiſmal Vow. 8vo.
— Jewiſh Hypocriſie: A Caveat to the preſent Generation. Wherein is ſhewn both the falſe and the true way to a Nations or Perſons compleat Happineſs; from the ſickneſs and recovery of the Jewiſh State. To which is added, a diſcourſe upon Micah, 6. 8. belonging to the ſame matter. 8vo.
— Divine Arithmatick: A Sermon at the Funeral of Mr. Samuel Jacomb, Miniſter of St. Mary-Woolnoth-Church in Lombard-ſtreet, London. With an Account of his Life. 8vo.
— A Sermon preached at the Funeral of Mr. Tho. Grigg, Rector of St. Andrew-Ʋnderſhaft, London. 4to.
— An Expoſition of the Ten Commandments. 8vo.
— Heart's Eaſe: Or, a Remedy againſt all Troubles. With a Conſolatory Diſcourſe, particularly directed to thoſe who have loſt their Friends and Rekitions. To which is added Two Papers, printed in the time of the late Plague. The ſixth Edition corrected. 12mo. 1695.
— The Pillar and Ground of Truth. A Treatiſe ſhewing that the Roman Church falſly claims to be That Church, and the Pillar of That Truth mentioned by St. Paul, in 1 Tim. 3. 15. 4to.
— An Examination of Bellarmin's Second Note of the Church, viz. A NTIQƲITY. 4to.
— An Examination of the Texts which Papiſts cite out of the Bible to prove the Supremacy of St. Peter and of the Pope over the whole Church. In Two Parts. 4to.
— A private Prayer to be uſed in difficult times.
— A Thankſgiving for our late wonderful Deliverance.
— A Prayer for Charity, Peace and Unity; chiefly to be uſed in Lent.
— A Sermon preached upon St. Peter's Day; printed with Enlargements. 4to.
— A Sermon preached in St. James's Chappel, before the Prince of Orange, Jan. 20. 1688. on Iſaiah 11. 6.
— A Second Part of the Sermon before the Prince of Orange, on the ſame Text. Preached in Covent-Garden.
— A Sermon preached before the Queen in March 1688/9. on Coloſ. 3. 15.
— A Sermon againſt Murmuring, preached at Covent-Garden in Lent, 1688/9. on 1 Cor. 10. 10.
— A Sermon againſt Cenſuring; preached at Covent-Garden in Advent, 1688. on 1 Cor. 4. 10.
— Faſt-Sermon before the King and Queen, Apr. 16. 1690. on Prov. 14. 34.
— A Thankſgiving-Sermon before the Lords, Nov. 26. 1691. for reducing of Ireland, and the King's ſafe Return. On Deut. 4. 9.
— A Faſt-Sermon before the Queen, Apr. 8. 1692. On Numb. 10. 9.
— Sermon before the Lord Mayor at St. Brides Church, on Eaſter-Munday, 1696, on 2 Tim. 2. 8.
— A Commentary on the Firſt Book of Moſes, called Geneſes, 4to. 1695.
— A Commentary on the Second Book of Moſes, called Exodus, 4to. 1697.
— A Sermon before the Lords, Nov. 5. 1696. on Dan. 4. 35.
End of the text · Simon Patrick, Commentary on Exodus (1697)