Commentaries, Scriptural citations – Errata
¶Places of the ſcripture, which here and there a man ſhall finde in theſe Commētaries expounded, or learnedly and wittely alledged: wheras the firſt number ſignifieth the chapter, the other the verſe or verſes of the ſame chapter, as they be diſtinguiſhed and ſet foorth in the Byble printed at Geneua, the moſt expedite and ready way for ſpeedy finding of the ſame.
GEneſis. 1.1. In the begynning. 262. b
6.2. The ſonnes of God ſaw the daughters of men that they were faire. 15. b. and .285.
33 18 Iaacob came ſafe to Sechem. 159.
47 22 OnelyOnly the land of the prieſtes bought he not. 264.
Exodus. 12.12. I wyll pas thorow the land of Egipt. 128. b
20.13 15. & .16. Non dices falſum teſtimonium. 39. b
Non furaberis, Nō occides. 39. b
20 16 Thou ſhalt not beare falſe wytnes &c. 87. b.
22 16 & .17 If a manne entyſe a mayd yt is not betrothed, 284. b
33 11 Face to face.
Deuter. 5.9. Viſiting the ſinnes of the fathers vponupon the children. &c. 178. b. &c. 181. b
7.1.2.5. When the Lorde ſhall geue ye land into thy power. 245
24.3. & .4. The firſt ſhal not take agayne a wyfe repudiated, after the ſecond huſbands death or diuorſment. 250.
1. Kings. 3.16 There came .ii. harlots vntounto the king. 233
4. Kings. 5.18 Herein the Lorde be mercifull. 50. b
Ezra. 7.24 No tole, tribute, or cuſtome to be laid vponupon the prieſtes. 264
Pſalme. 2.11. Kynges ſerue the Lord. 54. b
15.4 He that ſweareth to his hinderāce, & chāgeth not. 85 b. 86 b
33.16 The kyng is not ſaued by the multitude. 91. b
50.18 If thou ſaweſt a thiefe. 232
73.2 My feete were almoſte moued. 142. b. 14…. 170. b
78.49 Vexation by ſending oute of euil angels. 128. b
82.1 God ſtandeth in the aſſembly of the Gods. 267. b
91.1 He that dwelleth vnderunder the helpe. 247
102.22 When the people ſhall be gathered together, and kynges to ſerue the Lord. 266
111.10 Feare of the Lorde is the beginning of wyſdome. 246. b
Prouerb. 18.23 He that retaineth an aduoutrous woman, is vngodly and a foole. 249. b
Eſay. 7.12 I wyll not aſke, nor tempt God. 131. b
66.3 He that ſacrificeth a ſheepe, is as if he ſlew a dog. 206. b
Ieremy. 1, 10 I hauehave appoynted thee ouer nacions and kyngdoms. 262.
31.31 I wyll make a newe couenaunt. 74. b
Ezechil. 17.13 King of Babel had taken an othe of Zedechias. 85. b
18.20 The ſun ſhall not beare the iniquity of the father. 179.
Daniel. 4.24 Peccata tua elcemoſynis redime. 72.
Hoſea. 1.2. Take thee a wyfe of fornications. 233. b
6.6 I deſyred mercy, and not ſacrifice. 194.
8.4 They hauehave ſet vp a king, but not by me. 256. b
Eccleſiaſti. 16.14. He wyll make place to al mercy. 272. b
Baruc. 6.3 When ye ſhal ſe gods of gold and ſyluer. 51.
Mathew. 5.16 That they may ſe your good works & glorifi. 157 b
5. &. 18 If thy hande, foote, or eye offend thee, cut it of. 46.
5.23 If thou bring thy gift to the altar. 206. b
6.1.2.5 To be ſene of men. 153.
6.22 The light of the body is the eye. 153.
7.1 Iudge not, that ye be not iudged. 277. b
9.30 See that no man know it.
10.37 He that loueth father and mother more thē me, is not worthy of me. 265.
12.20 A bruſed reede ſhall he not breake. 134.
14.6 But whē Herods birth day was kept, the daughter of Herodias daunced. 287. b
15.4 Honour thy father and mother. 189. b
16.18 VponUpon thys rocke I wyll build my church. &c. & wyll geue the keyes. 149.
17.20 Faith as much as a graine of muſterd ſeede. 130.
17.21 This kinde goeth not out but by prayer and faſting. 276.
19.28 Ye ſhall ſytte vponupon twelue ſeates. 175.
21.31 Publicans & harlotes ſhall go before you into the kingdome of heauen. 232. b
23.24 Strain at a gnat, and ſwalow a camell. 201. b
25.41 Go ye curſed into euerlaſting fyre, prepared for the deuyl and his angels. 208. b
26.4.5 The ſyxt houre. 166.
Marke. 10.4. Moſes ſuffered to write a bil of diuorcement. 233. b
15.25. The third houre. 166.
Luke. 18.13.14 Publican prayed, and departed iuſtified. 207. b
22.38 Behold here are two ſwerdes. 259. b
22.35 When I ſent you wythout bag or ſcrip, dyd ye at anye tyme want any thing? 260.
24.39 Feele and ſee, for a ſpirite hath not fleſh. 209.
Iohn. 6.15 They would come. &c to make him a king. 147.
8.44 The deuil whē he ſpeaketh a lie, he ſpeaketh of his own. 167
9.31 God heareth no ſynners. 78. and. 207.
18.11 Put vp thy ſword into thy ſheath. 260. b
20.26 The dores being ſhut. 211. b
21.15. &c. Feede my lambes. 149.
Actes. 7.…0 An angel of the Lord in a flame. 120.
10.25 Cornelius met Peter, and fel down at his feete. 69. b.
13. foreign. 41. b
21.25 Paul was purified. 51. b.
15.29 That ye abſtain frō things offred to Idols. 229.233. b.
Romains. 3.8 Why do we not euil that good may come thereof. 39. and. 253.
6.23 The wages of ſyn is death. 272. b
9.3 I would wyſh my ſelfe ſeperated from Chriſte, for my brethren. 253. b
11.29 Giftes and calling of God are without repentance. 188. b
12.19 Vengeance is mine. 236.
13.1 Let eueri ſoul be ſubiect. 262 b
13.1 Powers ar ordained of God 260. b.
1. Corinth. 2.15 He that is ſpirituall, diſcerneth all thinges. 262.
6.1 Dare anye of you, hauyng a cauſe agaynſt an other. 256. b
6.13. &. 14 The body is not for fornication. 229. b
7.5 Defraud not one another, except it be for a time. 94.
7.11 If the womā depart. let her remain vnmaried, or let her bee reconciled. 222. b
7.14 Els were your chyldrē vncleane, but now ar they holy. 182
7.15 If the vnfaithful depart. 86
7.37 He dothe well. &c. that wyll kepe his virgin. 46.
8.4 We know that an Idol is nothing in the world. 69. b
10.24 Non quae ſua ſunt quaerētes Such as ſeeke not their owne. 38. b
10.27. If anye that is an infidell byd you. &c. 44. b. 45. b
11.5. EueryEvery woman that prayeth or prophecieth barcheaded. 93
13.2. If I had al fayth. 130
13.12. We ſhal ſee him face to face. 121.
14.34. Let your women keepe ſilence. &c. 93
15.44. It is rayſed a ſpiritual body. 211
Galath. 1.8. Though we or an angel from heauen. &c. 262
1.15. &c. When it pleaſed God to reueale his ſonne in me. &c. I communicated not with fleſhe and bloud. &c. 265
3.19. It was ordayned by angels in the hand. &c. 120
Epheſ. 5.18. Be not dronke with wyne. &c. but ſpeake in pſalmes &c. and ſonges. 103
Philip. 4.8. Whatſoeuer things are honeſt. 250
Colloſſi. 3.16. Let the woorde of Chriſte abounde in you. &c. in pſalmes. &c. 103
1. Theſ. 5.22. Ab omni ſpecie ma la abſtinete. Refrain from al apparance of ill. 18. b
1. Timo. 2.1. Supplications, praiers, interceſſions, and geuynge of thankes. 44
2.11. I permit not a woman to teache. &c. 93
3.3. No ſtriker. 146. b
4.8. Bodely exerciſe profits lytle, but. &c. 140. 279
Titus. 1.7. No ſtriker. 146. b
2.3. Women ſhould be teachers of honeſt thinges. &c. 93
Hebru. 7.2. Abraham payed tenthes. &c. 261
13.4. Hooremongers and adulterers God wyl iudge. 254. b
13.16. To do good, and to diſtribute. &c. 251. b
Iacob. 1.13. God tempteth no mā 79. b
2.10. Who ſo keepeth the whole law. &c. 53
1. Peter. 4.17. Iudgement begin at the houſe of God. 234. b
Apocal. 19.10. &. 22.8. &. 9. I fell downe to woorſhpp before the feete. &c. 69. b
¶The common places contayned in this booke.
OF prediction or treaſō. 36. b
Of Maſſe. 41
Of teares. 62
Of Sacrifice. 63. b
Of Idolatrye. 68
Of a league. 73. b
Of truth and of a lye. 87
Of diſſimulacion. 89. b
¶ Whether it be lawfull to lye to preſerue the lyfe of oure neighbours. 90
¶ Whether it be lawfull for ſubiectes to riſe againſt their princes. 90
¶ Whether it bee lawfull for the godly to hauehave peace with the vngodly. 99
Of muſicke and ſonges. 102
Of viſions, or in what ſorte and how much God may be knowen of men. 118
Of myracles. 126
Of Dreames. 134. b
Of the affections of enuye and emulacion. 141. b
Of mercy. 142
Of a good intent. 132
Of Matrimonye, and hauing of Concubines. 153. b
Of ambition. 157. b
Of murther of Parentes or kinſfolkes, called paracidium. 158
Of a fable and apollogy. 159
Of wyne and dronkennes. 161. b
Of murther. 165. b
¶ How ſynne dependeth of God. 166. b
¶ Whether we cā reſiſt the grace of God, or no. 167. b
¶ How God ſayth that hee wyll not geue that which he wil giuegive and contrarily. 174. b
Of baſtards and children vnlawfully borne. 177. b
☞ Whether the ſonne ſhal beare the iniquity of the father. 178. b
Of thinges which were taken by the right of workes. 186
Of preſcription. 188
Of cuſtome. 189
Of the vow of Iiphtah 192
Of ſedicion. 197
Of the vow of the Nazarits. 201
Of Sacrifice. 206
Of the viſion of Angels. 208
☞ Whether it be lawful for children to mary without the conſent of their parentes. 214
Of playes. 218
Of hooredome & fornication. 129
Of the head of the church. 241
Of Securitye. 246. b
Of the reconciliation of the huſbande and the wyfe, after that adultry hath ben cōmitted. 247
Of a Magiſtrate. 255
Of merites. 272
Of faſting. 274
Of Rapte. 283
Of daunſes. 286
FINIS.
❧ Faultes eſcaped in the printing, deſiring thee gentle Reader to correct the ſame in thy booke, before thou beginneſt to read this worke, which ſhal helpe thee much in the vnderſtanding of thoſe places. The order of which correction here vnderunder thou maieſt ſee. The letters a. and. b. which ſtand by the numbers, ſignify the ſides of eueryevery leafe, a. ſignifieng the firſt ſyde, and b. the ſecond ſyde.
| Leafe. | Lyne. | Faultes. | Corrected. |
| 2. a | 3 | iudged | and iudged |
| 3. b | 50 | he Greeke | the Greke |
| 4. a | 20 | not reuenge | reuenge |
| 7. a | 6 | holy | hylly |
| 10. a | 23 | region | religion |
| 11. a | 9 | contamined | contaminated |
| 11. a | 20 | This is my | This is in my |
| 22. a | 48 | to vnprofita. | not vnprofitable |
| 25. a | 24 | word | wordes |
| 25. b | 20 | wayling | wayting |
| 31. b | 5 | their maters | their own mat. |
| 31. b | 8 | greuous | ſuffer greuous |
| 31. b | 30 | leaſt | left |
| 32. a | 34 | the wel valle | the valleys |
| 35. a | 2 | helpe for the | helpe from the |
| 38. b | 38 | deceaued | receaued |
| 39. a | 22 | ceaſeth not to | ceaſeth to be |
| 40. a | 13 | ſignes | ſynnes |
| 43. b | 28 | ſaluation | ſalutacion |
| 47. b | 47 | ſtranger | ſtronger |
| 48. a | 1 | that none | that to none |
| 49. a | 1 | obey admoni. | obey their admo. |
| 52. b | 25 | contemne | continue |
| 53. a | 10 | workers | workes |
| 57. a | 39 | miſery | miſtery |
| 60. a | 18 | by colour | by no colour |
| 61. a | 18 | weyed | weeded |
| 62. a | 9 | offer | offered |
| 62. a | 29 | ſacrifice | ſacrificer |
| 62. b | 33 | nation | motion |
| 63. b | 20 | ſet | ſetteth |
| 63. b | 48 | ſayth | fayth |
| 64. a | 1 | participacion | particion |
| 65. b | 36 | ſawe | ſame |
| 68. b | 21 | there | they |
| 73. b | 7 | angry angry | anger, anger |
| 77. b | 14 | doubt | double |
| 81. b | 18 | is maruayle | is no maruayle |
| 84. b | 16 | nothing | one thyng |
| 86. b | 50 | other vnderſtād | othe vnderſtand |
| 87. a | 49 | not, any | not, leaſt any |
| 92. b | 27 | & do deſperate | and deſperate |
| 96. b | 1 | by an ordinarye | by no ordinary |
| 100. a | 22 | decreaſed | digreſſed |
| 100. a | 23 | the knight | the Kenite |
| 100. b | 49 | Leuites | Kenites |
| 106. a | 17 | xl. C. men. | xl. M. men |
| 111. b | 25 | decrees .23. q. 5. cha dixerit aliquis. | decrees, cauſa. 23. q. 5. dicat aliquis. & .28. d. 1 |
| 120. a | 53 | word | world |
| 122. b | 1… | litle | title |
| 124. a | 17 | inuiolated | violated |
| 132. a | 42 | 13500. men | 135000. men |
| 134. b | 1 | Recubites | Recutites |
| 144. a | 32 | mention | mantion |
| 192. b | 51 | dryuen | drawne |
| 201. b | 4 | eare | heare |
| 203. b | 52 | preſerue | obſerue |
| 223. a | 15 | doubting | doubling |
| 227. a | 20 | ententes | euentes |
| 228. b | 14 | pronounces | prouinces |
| 230. a | 32 | Sickenes | Sadnes |
| 247. a | 16 | Cain | Cham |
| 269. b | 14 | leuened | leuelled |
| 285. a | 14 | cōmunicate | excommunicate |