Sermons on Job, Scripture index – Subject index

Sermons on Job · Scripture index – Subject index

¶ A TABLE AND GATHERING TOGEther of ſuch places of the Scripture, as are expounded and aptly applyed by the Author in theſe his Sermons.

The firſt number ſignifieth the Chapter of the booke of the Byble: the ſecond the verſe of the ſayd Chapter: or being but one number, it ſignifieth the verſe of the Chapter nexte before, the thirde by A, or B, the firſt or ſecond Columne of the leafe, the fourth the lyne of the Columne.

Geneſis.

1. 2. THE earth was without forme and voyde, and darkeneſſe was vponupon the deep: 740. b. 19.

3. 4. GOD ſayde, let there bee light, and there was light, and God ſeperated the light from the darknes. 212. 6. 37. 710. b. 28.

14. God ſayd, let there be lightes in the firmament of heauē …, to ſeperate the day from the night, and let them be for ſignes, and for ſeaſons, and for dayes & years. 775. b. 2.

16. GOD then made two great lightes: the greater light to rule the day, and the leſſe light to rule the night. 172. a. 6.

Subdue the earth and hauehave dominion ouer the fiſhes of the ſea, & ouer the ſoules of he auen, and ouer eueryevery beaſt that moueth. 110. b. 18.

28. HaueHave rule ouer the fiſhe of the ſea, and ouer the foule of the heauen, and ouer eueryevery beaſt that mooueth vponupon the earth. 781. a. 15.

31. Al things that God had made were good. 300. b. 14.

2. 1. The heauens, and the earth were finiſhed, and all the hoſte of them. 172. a. 56.

17. As touching the tree of know leadge of good and euill, thou ſhalt not eate of it 571. a. 25.

20. God foūd not amōg the beaſts of the fielde, an helper meete for Adam. 55 b. 6.

24. The man and the vvoman ſhalbe one fleeſh. 363. b. 35.

3. 5. Ye ſhal be as Gods, knowing good and euill. 526. a. 16.

6. Eue, ſeeing that the tree was pleaſaunt, and good for meat, & ſhe did eat. 571. a. 22. 577. a 46.

7. Adam, and Eue, after they had tranſgreſſed, couered themſelues with leaues. 572. b 23. & 601 a 36.

12. The woman vvhichwhich thou gaueſt to bee vvith mee, hath deceiued me. 422. a 60. & 601. b 26.

4. 4. The lord had reſpect to Abell, and to his offering. 12. a 33.

7. If thou doſt not well, ſinne lyeth at the dore. 650. b 15.

8 Cayne ſlew Abell. 351. b 20.

13. My punniſhment is greatter then I can beare. 113. b 58. & 601. a 61. 689. b 10.

5. 22. Henoch walked vvith God 410. a 16.

6. 3. My ſpiritte ſhall not alway ſtriue with man. 398. a 54.

5. God ſaw that the wickedneſſe of man vvas great in the earth. 336. a 43.

6. God repented that hee hadde made man in the earth, and was ſorie in his hart. 198. a 23.

7. God ſayde I will deſtroy from the earth, the man that I hauehave made, for it repenteth me that I hauehave made them. 336. a 43.

9. Noath vvas a iuſt, and vpright man in his time. 205. a 38.

7. 11. In the time of the flood, all the fountains of the great deep were broken vp, and the windovvs of heauen vvere open. 761. b 42.

23. All the ſubſtance that was vppon the earth was deſtroyed. 442. b 35.

8. 20. Noath built an alter, &c. and offered burnt offering. 12. b 40.

13. The earth could not containe Abraham and Lot, that they might dvvell together, for their ſubſtaunce was great. 7. b 28. & 820. a 60.

16. God ſayd to Abraham that he vvould make his ſeede as the duſt of the earth. 351 b 22.

14. 18. Melchizedech vvas a prieſt of the moſt high God. 3. a 23.

15. 1. God is the revvard of Abraham. 413. a 45.

5. The ſeed of Abraham ſhall be multiplied like the Starres of heauen 351. b 23.

12. VVhen the ſunne went down, there fell an heauy ſleep vponupon Abraham, and loe, a very fearefull darkeneſſe fell vponupon him. 77. b 59.

15. Thou ſhalt be buried in a good old age. 407. b 28.

17. 1, VValke before me, and be thou vpright. 224. b 18.

18. 19. Abraham will commaūde his ſonnes and houſholde after him, that they keep the way of the Lord, 302. a 45.

20. The cry of Sodom, and Gomorha is great, and is come vp vntounto me. 686. b 18.

23. & 25. VVilt thou deſtroy the righteous vvith the wicked. 180. b 31. 450. a 60. 671. a 16. & 35.

19. 24. God cauſed to rayne vppon Sodom and Gomorha, brimſton and fire. 442. b 32.

23. 1. Sara liued an hundred and ſeauen and twenty years. 820. a 61.

24. 35. The Lorde hath bleſſed Abraham wonderfully vvith ſheep, and Bieues, and ſiluer, and gold, and men ſeruauntes, and maydſeruants, and Camels, and Aſſes. 7. b 28. and 820. a 60.

25. 1. 2. 3. Abraham had taken an otherwiſe called Keturah, which bare him Zimram, and Iokſhan, & Medan, and Midean, and Iſhbak, & Shuah, and Iokſhan, begat Sheba and Dedan: and Abraham liued an hundreth ſeauentie and fiue yeares. 351. b 25. & 820, 261.

24. 41. Eſau ſayd, I will ſlay my brother Iacob. 351. b 29. & 355. b 13.

12. The Angelles of God went vp and downe by the ladder. 17. a 57.

17. Iacob vvas affrayd, and ſayd, how fearefull is this place: this, is none other but the houſe of God, & this is the gate of heauen. 77. b. 60.

32. 24. A man wraſtled with Iacob vntounto the breaking of the day. 52. b 5.

Thy name ſhall no more bee called Iacob, but Iſraell, becauſe thou haſt had power with god, and thou ſhalt alſo preuaile with men 663. b 31.

47. 9. Fewe and euill hauehave the dayes of my lyfe bene, and hauehave not attained vntounto the years of the lyfe of my fathers. 407. b 25.

Exodus.

1. 16. VVHen ye doe the office of a midwyfe, &c. if it bee a ſonne, then ye ſhall kill him: but if it bee a daughter, then let her liue. 3. a 39.

11. 5. And all the firſt borne in the land of Egypt ſhall die. 16. a 56.

19. 9. The lord ſayde vntounto Moyſes, loe, I come vntounto thee in a thicke cloud. 753. b 46.

10. Bee you ſanctified, for to morow the Lord will declare his glory. 11. b 41.

16. The thirde day when it was morning, there was thunders and lighteninges, and a thicke cloud vppon the mount, and the ſounde of a trumpet exceeding loud, ſo that all the people that vvas in the Campe were affraid. 79. b 10. & 625. a 50. & 753. b 40. & 754. a 4.

20. 2. I am the Lorde thy GOD. 412. a 46.

5. 6. God viſiteth the iniquitie of the fathers vponupon the children, vppon the third and fourth generatiō: ſhewing mercy vntounto thouſandes to them that louelove him. 417. b 3.

18. 19. Al the people ſaw the thū ders, & the lightnings, & the ſounde of the trumpet, and the mountaine ſmoking, & vvhen the people ſavv it they fled and ſtod a far of, & ſaid vn to Moſes, talke thou with vsus and vve wil heare: but let not god talke with vsus leſt we die. 79. b 12. & 632. a 8.

22. 21. Thou ſhalt not doe iniury to a ſtraunger, neither oppreſſe him, for ye were ſtranges in the land of Egypt. 600. a 57.

23, If you vex, or trouble the vvidovve and fatherleſſe, I vvill heare their crie. 468. a 27.

26. If thou take thy neighbors rayment to pledge, thou ſhalt reſtore it vntounto him before the ſun go down, for it is his couering vvherein hee ſhould ſleepe. 431. a 31.

28. Thou ſhalt not curſe the prince of thy people. 674. b 55.

23. 4. 5. If thou meete thine enemies oxe, or his aſſe going a ſtraye, thou ſhalt bring him vntounto him againe: if thou ſee thine enemies aſſe lying vnderunder his burden, thou ſhalt help him vp againe with it. 597. b 12.

28. 12. Aaron ſhall beare their names before the lord vponupon his tvvo ſhoulders for a remēbrance 227. b 30

30. 18. Thou ſhalt put vvater in to the lauer. 11. a 32.

32. 1. Make vsus Gods to goe be fore vsus. 436. a 48.

32. 32. Now either pardon their ſinne; or if thou vvilt not, race me out of the booke vvhichwhich thou haſt, vvritten. 59. a 29.

33. 19. I will ſhew mercy, to whō I vvill ſhew mercy, and I will hauehave compasſion, on whom I will hauehave compasſion. 689. b 35.

34. 7. God will viſit the iniquitie of the fathers vponupon the children, vntounto the third & fourth generatiō. 351. a 51.

38. Moſes made an end of communing with the children of Iſrael, and put a vayle vpō his face. 632. a 14

Leuiticus.

16. 3. AAron ſhall enter into the ſanctuarie with a young bullocke forthe ſinnes of the people, & a ram for a biūt offring. 816. a 60.

17. Aaron ſhall make reconciliation in the ſanctuarie for all the houſe of Iſraell. 816. a 60.

18. 5. The man that kepeth the ordinance of God, ſhall liue in the ſame. 189. a 17. 204. a 6.

5. Keepe my ſtatuts and my iudgments, which if a man doe, he ſhall then liue in them. 261. a 3. & 575. b 19 & 754. a 12.

19. 18. Thou ſhalt louelove thy neighbour as thy ſelfe. 319. b 36.

33. & 34. If any ſtranger dwell in your lande, you ſhall doe him no wrong. 600. a 58.

26. 3. 4. If wee doe the will of God, he wil ſend vsus rayne in due ſeaſon, and the land ſhall yeeld her increaſe. 447. a 14.

5. 6. They that feare God ſhall ſleepe ſurely, and ſhall hauehave peace. 230. a & 56 1. 1 a 14.

14. They that doe not the vvil of God, ſhall be viſited with feare, and ſwelling, and burning, which ſhall conſume the eyes and make the ſoule heauie. 497. b 8.

16. If you tranſgreſſe my commaundementes, I will puniſhe you with feare, ſwelling, and burning, that ſhall conſume the eyes, & make the ſoule heauie. 606. b 24.

17. I vvil ſet my face againſt you, and ye ſhall fal before your enemies, and they that hate you, ſhall raigne ouer you, and ye ſhall flee when non purſueth you. 111. a 59. & 518. b 54.

19. God will make the heauens of the tranſgreſſours to be vntounto thē iron, and their earth, as braſſe. 240. b 46. & 744. b 50.

23. 24. God will ſmite the tranſgreſſours, yet ſeauen times for their ſinnes. 107. a 16. & 325. b 10. & 817. a 28.

25. God will ſend a ſwoorde vppon the vvicked, that ſhall auenge the quarrell of his couenaunt. 230. a 11.

28. I will walke with you ſtubbournely, and I will correct you ſeauen times for your ſinnes. 465. a 29.

36. Vppon them that are left among you, I will ſende a faintneſſe into their hartes in the lande of their enemies; and the ſounde of a leafe ſhaking ſhall chaſe them, and they ſhall flee as fleing from a ſvvord, and they ſhall fall, no man purſuing thē. 111. a 59.

36. The tranſgreſſours of the law ſhall flee as fleing from a ſwoorde. 302. b 46.

36. The ſound of a leafe ſhaking ſhall chaſe the wicked. 393. b 25. 518. b 54.

Numbers.

11. 23. THe hande of the Lorde is not ſhortened. 559. b 27.

12. 6. God will be knovven too his Prophetes by viſions, and vvill ſpeake vntounto them by dreame. 639. a 25.

23. 10. Balaam deſired to dye the death of the righteous. 421. b 40.

29. God is not as man, that he ſhould lye. 461. a 34.

Deuteronomie.

1. 16. YOu ſhall iudge iuſtly beetvveene eueryevery man and his brother, & the ſtranger that is vvith him. 671. a 20.

4. 6. The ordinauntes of GOD are our wiſedome and vnderſtanding in the ſight of the people. 527. a 12. & 529. a 42.

19. Lifting vp thine eyes to heauen, and beholding the ſunne and the moone, and the ſtarres, with all the hoſte of heauen, thou ſhalt not worſhippe and fall downe and ſerue them whiche the Lorde thy GOD hath diſtributed to all people vnderunder the whole heauen. 593. b 26. & 745. a 13.

24. God is a conſuming fire. 395. a 30. & 643. a 28.

6. 5. Thou ſhalt louelove thy GOD vvith all thy hart, ſoule, and vnderſtanding. 570. b 40.

10. GOD hath promiſed to Iſraell to make them dvvell in houſes whiche they hauehave not builded 388. a 46.

8. 3. Man lyueth not by breade onelyonly, but by eueryevery woorde that proceedeth out of the mouth of god 347. a 54.

3. God hath fedde his people of Iſraell in the Deſert vvith Manna, to geeue vsus knovvledge that man liueth not by bread onelyonly, but by all that proceedeth out of the mouth of the Lord. 385. a 13.

10. 17. GOD accepteth no perſons, nor taketh no gyftes. 673. a 20.

12. 7. You ſhall eate before God, and you ſhall reioyce. 376. a 42.

7. They that feare GOD, ſhall eate and reioice before him. 448. b 46.

7. You ſhall reioyce in all that, in the which God hath bleſſed you. 509. b 55.

7. Thou ſhalt reioyce in the preſence of thy God, 510. a 30.

7. Thou ſhalt reioyce before the the Lorde thy God, eating, and drinking. 592. a 40.

18. Thou ſhalt reioyce before God, in al that thou putteſt thy hand too. 509. b 58.

32. All that God commaundeth vsus we ought to doe, without putting any thing there too, or taking ought there from 327. a 25.

15. 9. Bevvare that there bee not a wicked thought in thine hart, to ſay, the ſeauenth yeare, the yeare of freedome is at hande, and that thine eye bee not euill againſt thy brother, to giuegive him nought, then I will heare his crye. 468. a 28.

16. 19. Rewardes blinde the eyes of the wiſe, and peruert the woordes of the iuſt. 315. b 52.

18. 11, Thou ſhalt not goe to witches and inchaunters, or that councelleth vvith famyliar ſpirites, nor aske counſell at the deade. 624, a 54.

18. God will rayſe vp a Prophet from amongſt vsus, 624. a 59

24. 12. 13. If it bee a poore body, thou ſhalt not ſleepe vvith his pledge, but ſhalt reſtore him his pledge when the Sunne goeth downe, that hee may ſleepe in his rayment. 431. a 45.

15. Thou ſhalt not defraude the hirelinge of his wages, leſte hee crye agaynſte thee. 468. a 25.

17. Thou ſhalt not take the wydovves rayment to pledge. 431. a 35.

27. 16. Curſed bee hee that Curſeth his Father and moother. 204. a 30.

15. Curſed be the man that ſhall make any carued or molten Image, vvhiche is abhomination vntounto the Lorde.

26. Curſed bee hee that cofirmeth not all the vvordes of this law, to doe them.

26. Curſed be hee that hath not fulfilled all the law. 261. a 2.

28. 1. If Iſraell doe the will of God, he vvill ſet him vp on high aboue all the nations of the earth. 447. a 15.

2. If Iſraell dooe the will of GOD, hee ſhall bee fylled wyth all maner of bleſsinges 447. a 16.

4. The fruite of thy bodie ſhalbe bleſſed, and the fruit of thy ground, and the fruite of thy cattell. 417. b 3. 229. a 45.

10. All people of the earth ſhall ſee that the name of the LORDE is called vppon ouer the godly, and they ſhall feare him.

11. God maketh the Godly to abounde in riches, and in the fruite of his body. 351. a 59.

15. 18. If Iſraell vvill not obey the voyce of the Lorde, Curſed ſhall bee the fruite of his body, the fruite of his Lande, the fruite of his kyne and ſheepe.

15. VVhoſoeuer obeyeth not the voyce of the Lorde, ſhall bee afflicted after diuers ſortes. 606. b 2….

22. The LORDE will ſmite the trenſgreſſours of the Lavve with the ſwoorde, and will purſue him till hee make him peryſhe. 230. a 29.

23. The heauen that ſhall bee ouer thy heade ſhall bee braſſe; and the earth, that is vnderunder thee ſhall bee of Iron. 240. b 46. 744. b 49.

25. The Lorde ſhall cauſe the tranſgreſſour of the Law, to fall before his enemies. 230. a 11,

30. The rebels ſhall plant the vineyardes but they ſhall gather no grapes. 349. a 56. 471. a 28.

33. People vnknowen ſhall eate the fruite of the earthe of the wicked, and all his labours. 306. a 36.

38. 39. 40. Thou ſhalt ſowe, and gather lyttle, thou ſhalt plant a Vineyarde, and ſhalt not drinke of the wyne, thou ſhalt hauehave Oliue trees, but ſhalt not anointe thy ſelfe vvith the oyle. 471. a 26.

48. The tranſgreſſour of the Lawe ſhall ſerue his enemie vvhichwhich the Lorde ſhall ſende vppon him. 230. a 14.

49. The LORD ſhall rayſe againſt the tranſgreſſours of the law, a people from a farre, euen from the endes of the earth, flying ſwift as an Eagle. 230 a 24.

65. GOD vvill giuegive a trembling heart vntounto the tranſgreſſours of the Lavve, and dazeling eyes, and a ſorrovvfull minde. 230. a 14.

66. 67. Thy lyfe ſhall hange beefore thee, and thou ſhalt feare both night and day, and hauehave none aſſuraunce of thy lyfe. Thou ſhalt ſaye in the morning, would to God it were eueninge, and at eueninge, thou ſhalt ſaye, woulde GOD it were morning, for the feare of thine heart which thou ſhalt feare, and for the ſight of thine eys which thou ſhalt ſee. 111. b 5.

66. 67. Thy lyfe ſhall hang before thee, thou ſhalt ſay in the morning would GOD it were euening. 111. b 5.

29. 4. The Lorde hath not giuen you, an hart to perceiue, eyes to ſee, and cares to heare, vntounto this day. 335. a 11.

29. The ſecrets of the Lorde are not reuealed vntounto vsus, for to doe aii the words of this law. 772. a 33.

30. 6. The Lorde will circumciſe thine hart, and the hart of thy ſeede, that thou mayeſt louelove the Lord with all thine hart, and with all thy ſoule, that thou mayeſt liue. 225. a 15.

12. VVho ſhall goe beyonde the ſea, who ſhal goe vp to heauen, who ſhall goe dovvne into the deepe to bring vsus the worde that is very nere vsus. 221. a 46. 527. a 28.

19. I call heauen, and earth to record this day againſt you, that I hauehave ſet before you life and death, bleſſing and curſing, therfore chuſe life, that thou mayeſt liue. 685. a 39.

32. 2. My doctrine ſhall droppe as the raine, my woorde ſhall diſtill as doth the devv. 551. a 48.

10. GOD keepeth his people as the apple of his eye. 182. b 56.

11. The Eagle fluttereth ouer her byrdes, ſtretcheth out her winges, taketh them, and beareth them on her winges. 146. b 42.

15. He that ſhould hauehave ben vpight, vvaxed fat, and hath ſpurned. 441. a 50.

22. The fyre is kindled in my wrath, and ſhall burne vntounto the bottom of hell, and ſhall conſume the earth with her incraſe, & ſet on fire the ſoundations of the mountaynes, 5…. a 23.

34. Althings are ſhut vp in gods Cofers. 208. a 22. 323, b 8.

34. Is not this layd in ſtore wyth me & ſealed vp among my treaſures. 581. a 45.

39. GOD killeth, and maketh a liue, woundeth, and maketh whole, and there is none that can deliuer out of his hand. 323. b 8.

Ioſua.

10. 12, THe ſunne did ſtay and the moon, til the people were reuenged on their enemies. 775. b 48

24. 2. Terah, and Nachor, the graundefathers of Elium, did ſerue ſtraunge gods. 612. a 38. 624. b 13.

1. Samuell.

2. 6. THe Lorde is he that kylleth, and maketh aliue, bringeth downe to the graue, and rayſeth vp. 474. a 6.

12. The ſonnes of Elivvere vvicked men, and knew not the Lorde. 153. a 18.

25. The ſonnes of Eli obeyed not the voice of their father, 10. b 35.

8. 18. The vnbeleeuing ſhall cry, & ſhall not be heard. 562. b 60

10. 10. 11. The ſpirit of God came into the Prophets, and propheſied among them. 624. b 20.

13. 14. God hath founde Dauid a man after his owne hart. 371. a 31.

15. 22. Obedience is better then ſacrifice, 458. b 30.

16. 11. Samuell ſaide vntounto Iſhai, are theſe all the children: And hee ſayde, there remaineth yet a litle one behinde, that keepeth the ſheep, and Samuell ſaid, we will not ſit dovvne, till he be come hither. 554. b 49.

17. 34. The ſeruant of Saule was keeper of his fathers ſheep. 154. b 49

2. Samuell.

7. 14. IF Salomon ſinne, I will chaſten him with the rodde of men, and with the plagues of the children of men. 107. a 3.

12. 12. I will giuegive thy wiues to thy neyghbor, and he ſhall lye wyth them. For thou didſt it ſecretly, but I will doo this thing before all Iſraell. 37. b 19.

12. Thou haſt done it in ſecrete Dauid, but I the Lorde will doe this thing in the preſence of all Iſraell, and in the preſence of the ſunne. 37. b 19.

15. 26. Let God doe wyth me, as ſeemeth good in his eyes. 724. b 3.

16. 5. Simei went forth, and curſed Dauid. 554. b 30.

7. Simei curſed Dauid ſaying, come forth, come forth thou murtherer, and wicked man. 554. b 33.

10. VVhat know we if God hauehave commanded him to ſall thus vponupon mee. 353. b 40.

11. Dauid ſayd to Abiſai, and to all his ſeruantes, beholde, my ſonne which came out of mine own bowels, ſeeketh my ſoule, how muche more now the ſon of Gemini? ſuffer him to curſe, for the Lorde hath bidden him. 724. b 3.

22. Abſolon went into his fathers concubines in the fight of all Iſraell. 580. a 32.

17. 14. The Lorde had determined to deſtroie the good councell of Achitophell, that the Lorde might bring cuill vponupon Abſolon.

22. 42. The wicked ſhall crie, and none ſhal ſaue them. 562. b 60.

1. Kinegs.

8. 10. 11. 12. VVHen the prieſtes were come out of the ſanctuarie, the cloud filled the houſe of the lord: So that the prieſts could not ſtand to miniſter, becauſe of the cloude: Then ſpake Solomon, the Lord ſaide that he would dvvell in the cloude. 753. b 49.

27. The heauens are not able to containe God. 935. b 40.

21. 10. Thou haſt blaſphemed god, and the king, Naboth. 14. b 54.

13. Naboth hath blaſphemed god and the king. 14. b 54.

22. 19. I ſaw the Lord ſit on his throne, and all the hoſte of heauen ſtode about him on his right hande & on his left hand. 23. b 4.

20 The Lord ſayd, who ſhal perſvvade A hab that he may goe & fall at Ramoth Gilead. 23. b 42.

2. Kinges.

19. 35. THe angel of the lord went out and ſmote in the camp of Aſhur an hundreth foureſcore and fiue thouſand. 16. a 51.

20. 13. Hezekiah heard the Ambaſſadours of the king▪ of Babylon and ſhewed them all his treaſurehouſe, to wit, the ſiluer and the gold, and the ſpices, and the precious oint mēts, & al the houſe of his armour, and all that was founde in his treaſures, there was nothinge in his houſe, and in all his realme, that hee ſhewed them not. 30. a 44.

1. Cronicles.

21. 1. SAtan ſtoode vp agaynſt Iſraell, & prouoked Dauid to number the people. 24. b 58.

2. Cronicles.

32. 31. BEcauſe of the Ambaſſadours of the Princes of Babel▪ which were ſent vntounto Ezechias to enquire of the wōder that was done in the land, God left him to try him, and to know all that was in his hart. 30. a 44.

Iob.

1. 8. THe Lorde ſayde vntounto Satan, haſtthou not conſidered my ſeruaūt Iob, how none is like him in the earth, an vpright mā and iuſt, ſearing God, and eſchuing euill. 700. b 24.

21. 4. God hath giuen, God hath taken, God be bliſſed. 362. a 45. 454. b 4. 533. a 48. 672. a 7.

5. 13. God taketh the wiſe in their craftineſſe. 522. a 3. 695. b 28.

6. 4. Iob ſayd, the arrows of God are in me. 361. b 23.

7. 15. Therefore my ſoule choſeth rather to be ſtrangled and to dye, thā to be in my bones. 154 a 1.

20. Now ſhal I ſleepe in the duſt, and if thou ſeekeſt me in the morning, I ſhall not be found. 141. a 21.

9. 3. If man wold diſpute againſt god, he could not anſwere one thing of a thouſand. 155. b 48.

13. 15 Though he ſley me, yet wil I truſt in him. 162. b 34.

24. VVherefore hydeſt thou thy face? 648. a 2.

14. 2. Man ſhooteth foorth as a flower, & is cut downe, he vaniſheth as a ſhadow. 441. b 24.

15. 16. Howe much more is man abominable and filthy, which drinketh iniquitie like water 189. a 42.

15 Behold, God found no ſtedfaſtneſſe in his Saincts: yea, the heauens are not cleare in his ſight. 189. a 42.

29. 13. I comforted the widowes hart. 187. a 38.

31. 18. From my mothers womb I hauehave guided the widow. 725. a 23.

Pſalmes.

1. 1. BLiſſed is the man that hath not walked in the counſell of the wicked. 380. b 46.

2. I …iſſed is the man which meditateth continually in the Law of God. 576. a 21.

3. The man that meditateth day and night in the Law of God, ſhall be like a tree planted. by the ryuers of waters, which bringeth forth. &c. 158. b 8. 315. a 1. 350. a 18.

2. 1. VVhy do the heathen rage, and the people murmure in vayne? VVhy do the Kings and Princes cō ſult a gainſt God? the Lord willaugh and mocke them. 701. a 24.

4. He that dwelleth in the heauens will laugh, the Lord will mock them. 427. b 19. 436. a 5.

3. 4. I did crie vntounto the Lord, and he hath anſwered me 696. a 53.

6. I layd me downe and ſlept, & roſe againe, for the Lord ſuſtayned me. 561. a 13.

8 Aryſe Lorde, my God ſaue me, thou haſt ſtricken myne enemies vponupon the checke bone, thou haſt brokē the teeth of the wicked. 656. b 4.

4. 4. The Lorde will heare me, when I call vponupon him. 357. a 61.

7. 8. Many ſay. who will ſhevv vsus any good? but Lord lift vp the light of thy countenance vponupon vsus. Thou haſt giuen me more ioy of hart, then they hauehave had, when their wheat & their wine did abound. 651. a 14.

5. 8 I will come into thy houſe in the multitude of thy mercies, and in thy feare will I worſhip towardes thy holy Temple. 464. a 31.

7. 10. God tryeth the heart and the reines. 149. a 6.

16. The wicked ſhall fal in the pit that he hath digged. 75. a 15.

8. 2. 10. The name of the Lorde is great, and excellent through out all the earth. 495. b 23.

5. VVhat is man, that thou art mindfull or him. 146. a 40.

9. 3. Thou turneſt man to deſtruction, againe thou ſaieſt, returne yee ſonnes of men. 764. a 33.

10. 4. The wicked is ſo fierce that he careth not for God, he thinketh that there is no God. 596. a 53.

6. The wicked ſayth in his heart, I ſhall neuer be moued, bicauſe he ſeeleth no aduerſities. 314. b 49. 417. a 43. 549. a 1.

11. The wicked ſayth in his hart, God hath forgotten him, he hideth away his face, and wil neuer ſee. 678. b 58.

11. 4. 5. The eyes of the Lord will conſider, his eye liddes will trie the children of men. The Lord will trie the rightuous, but he hateth the wicked, and him that loueth wrong. 75. b 52.

12. 7. The woord of the Lorde is like ſiluer, tried & fired ſeuen times. 461. b 47.

13. 1. How long Lorde wilt thou hide thy face from me? 648. a 2.

2. How long ſhall I take counſell with myſelf, hauing wearineſſe dayly in mine heart? Howe long ſhall mine enemies be exalted aboue me? 138. b 36.

14. 2. The Lord looked dovvne from heauen vponupon the children of men, too ſee if there were any that would vnderſtand, and ſeeke God. 200. a 38.

3. Ther is not one man only that doth good. 396. a 6. 813. b 21.

15. 4. A vile perſon is contemned, but he honoreth them that fear the Lorde: he that ſweareth too his owne hinderance and changeth not his oth. 89. b 26.

16. 2. Our weldoing extendeth not to God. 425. a 60. 701. b 59.

5 The Lord is my reward. 413. a 43. & 593. a. 18.

10 God will not ſuffer his holy one to ſee corruption 333. a. 15.

17. 3. VVhen thou haſt proued and viſited mine hart in the night, when thou haſt tried me, thou haſt found nothing, I purpoſed that my mouth ſhould not offend. 50. b. 48.

8. Keepe me as the apple of thine eye, and hide me vnderunder the ſhadow of thy winges. 259. a. 43.

18. 2. 3. God is our ſtrength, rock, fortreſſe, deliuerer, buckler, the horne of our ſaluation, our refuge. 508. b. 54.

27. VVith the pure thou wilt ſhew thy ſelfe pure, and with the frovvard thou vvilt ſhew thy ſelf froward. 86. b. 38. & 107. a. 18.

28. God will ſaue the poore people, and will caſt downe the proude lookes. 246. b. 38.

42. The vnbeleuing cried, but the Lord anſwered them not. 218. a. 57.

19. 2. The Heauens ſhew foorth the glory of God. 235. a. 35.

8. The law of the Lord is perfect conuerting the ſoule, the teſtimony of the Lord is faith full, giuing wiſedome to the ignorant. 18. b. 33.

11 The commandements of God are ſvveeter than the hony, and that diſtilleth from the hony combe. 70. b. 3.

12. By thy commaundements thy ſeruaunt is made more circumſpect, and there is great reward in keeping of them. 71. b. 40.

13. VVho can vnderſtand his faultes? clenſe me from my ſecrete faults 168. a. 57. 274. b. 46. 429. a. 13.

22. 1. My God, my God, why haſt thou forſaken me? 57. b. 49.

2. My God, I cry all the day, and thou aunſwereſt not, and by night, and ceaſe not. 357. a. 11.

7. I am a worme, and not a man, a ſhame of men, and the contempt of the people. 351. a. 8.

10. Thou didſt draw me out of the wombe. 57. b. 53.

22. 15. 16. I am powred out like water, and all my bones are out of ioint, my hart is like wax: it is molten in the midſt of my bowels, my ſtrength is dried vp like a potſhard, and my tongue cleaueth to my iaws. 57. b. 44.

24. Ye that feare the Lord, praiſe him. 532. a 3.

4. Though I ſhuld vvalk through the valley of the ſhadowe of death. I wil feare none euil, for thou art with me, thy rodde and thy ſtaffe, they cō fort me. 74. a 44.

25. 11. Pardon mine iniquitie, for … is great 428. b 26.

26. 6. I will waſh my handes in innocencie. 188. a 31. 226. b. 12.

27. 5. God hideth his, in his tabernacle, in the time of trouble. 395. a 10.

28. 7. 8. The Lord is my ſtrength and my ſhield, he is the ſtrength of the deliueraunce of his annointed. 508. b 54.

29. 9. Euerie man declareth the glorie of God in his Temple. 741. b 28.

30. 4. O Lord thou haſt brought vp my ſoule out of the graue, thou haſt reuiued me from them that go downe to the pit. 69. a 30.

6. God indureth but a while in his anger, but in his fauour is life: weeping may abide at euening, but ioy commeth in the morning. 68. b 49.

7. VVhen I was in my proſperitie I ſayde, I ſhall neuer bee moued. …30. a 57.

31. 4. God is our ſtrong rocke, and houſe of defence. 508. b 51.

6. Into thy hand I commend my ſpirit, for thou haſt redemed me, lord God of truth. 111. b 16.

10 HaueHave merciemercy vponupon me, ô Lord, for I am in trouble, mine eye my ſoule, and my bellie are conſumed with griefe. 114. b 15.

10. 11. Mine eye, my ſoule, and my bellie are conſumed with griefe, my life is waſted with heauineſſe, and my bones are conſumed. 564. b 15.

12. I was a reproch among mine enemies and neighbors. 351. a 7.

20. God reſerueth his goods for thoſe that feare him. 390. a 1.

32. 1. Bliſſed is the man whoſe iniquities are forgiuen. 328. a 55. 333. b 15. 455. b. 51.

3. VVhen I held my tung, my bones conſumed, when I roared all the day. 144. b 9.

4. For thine hande is heauie vponupon me, day and night, my moiſture is turned into drought of ſommer. 118. a 42.

8. The rightuous prayeth to God in time conuenient. 508. b 18.

9. Be ye not like an horſe, or like a mule, which vnderſtād not: whoſe mouthes thou doſt bind with bit & bridle, leaſt they come neere thee. 69. a 20. & 104. a 55.

33. 7. God gathereth the waters of the ſea together as vponupon an heape, & laieth vp the depthes in his treaſures 491. a 57.

19 The Lord deliuereth the ſoule of the rightuous from death, & preſerueth him aliue in the time of famine. 306. a 39.

34. 8. The Angel of the Lord pitcheth roūd about thē that feare him, and deliuereth him. 16. a. 51. & 26. a 45.

9. Taſt how good the Lord is 411. a 28.

11. They that ſeeke the Lord, ſhall lacke no good thing. 72. b 58.

16. The eyes of the Lorde, are vponupon the rightuous, and his eares are open vntounto their crie. 73. a 48.

17. The face of the Lord is againſt them that do euill, to cut of their remembrance from the earth. 75. b 52.

35. 6. The Angel of the Lord purſueth them. 16. a 56.

11. Cruell witneſſes did riſe vp againſt me. 351. a 7.

13. 14. VVhen my enemies were ſicke, I put on a ſack, I humbled my ſoule with faſting, and prayed as for my ſelfe. I behaued my ſelfe as to my friend, or as to my brother. 50. b 9.

16. The wicked hauehave gnaſhed their teeth againſt me. 351. a 7.

20. The wicked imagined deceitfull wordes againſt the quiet of the land. 351. a 7.

36. 2. Men hauehave not the feare of God before their eyes. 443. b 53.

6. O God, thy iudgements are like the great deepe. 36. b 51. 299. a 36. 467. b 1. 767. b 54.

7. O Lorde, thou doſt ſaue men and beaſts. 197. b 31. 438. a 43.

8. O God, thy merciemercy is excellent, alſo the ſonnes of men truſt vnderunder the ſhadow of thy wings. 151. a 35.

9. The wel of life is with God, & in his light, ſhall we ſee light. 141. b. 57.

10. Extend thy louing kindneſſe vntounto them that knowe thee, and thy rightuouſneſſe vntounto them that are vp right in hart. 81. a 16.

37. 1. Fret not thy ſelfe bicauſe of the wicked men, neither be enuious for the euill doers. 88. a 60.

6. God bringeth forth the rightuouſneſſe of his as the noonedaye. 351 a 2. 396. b. 28. 499. a 2.

9. They that wait vponupon the Lord, ſhall in herit the land. 797. a 21.

10. Yet a little while, and the wicked ſhall be no more. 345. a 47. 379. a 51.

11. The meeke ſhall inherite the earth, and ſhal take their pleaſures in the great proſperitie. 76. b 8.

13. The Lord ſhall laugh the wicked to…ſcorn, for he ſeeth that his day is comming. 75. b 52.

19. The innocēt ſhal hauehave inough in the time of famine. 306. a 39. 347. a 60. 389. b 23.

23. The pathes of man, are directed by the Lord. 303. b 30.

35. I hauehave ſeen the wicked ſtrong and ſpreading him ſelfe like a grene bay tree. 314. b 57.

But he is vaniſhed. 345. a 47. 349. b 60. 518. a 25.

38. 3. Thine arrowes ſticke faſt in me, & thine hand lieth vponupon me. 114 b 12.

5. Mine iniquities are gone ouer mine head. 428. b 26.

39. 2. I will take heed that I ſinne not with my tung, while the wicked is in my ſight. 144. b. 9. 791. a 54.

3. I was dumbe and ſayde nothing, I kept ſilence euen from good, but my ſorrowe was more ſtyrred. 144. b 9.

4. I felt a burning fire within me, in the meane time, I murmured ſoftly. 144. b 9.

5. Lord, let me knowe the end of my dayes, that I may knowe howe long I hauehave to liue in this world. 303. b 13.

7. Man walketh in a ſhadowe. 184. b 42.

10. I helde my peace, and opened not my mouth, bicauſe thou haſt done it. 37. b 8.

40. 3. The Lord hath bronght me out of the horrible pitte, and ſet my feete vponupon the rocke. 303. b 3. 338. a 20

6. O Lorde my God, thou haſte made thy wonderfull workes ſo many, that none can count in order too thee thy thoughtes towardes vsus: if I would declare and ſpeake of them, they are ſo many in number, that I am not able too expreſſe them. 46. b. 7.

7. Thou haſt prepared mine eares 720. a. 41.

13. Innumerable euils hauehave compaſſed me. 429. b 33.

41. 1. Bliſſed is hee, that iudgeth wiſely of the poore, the Lorde ſhall deliuer him in the time of trouble. 49. b 22. 68. b 33.

4. The Lord wil ſtrengthen him vponupon the bed of ſorrowe: thou haſt turned all his bedde in his ſickneſſe. 128. a 40.

10. Likewiſe my familiar friende whō I truſted, which did eate of my bread, hath kicked agaīſt me. 116. a 35

42. 8. One deepe calleth another deepe, by the noyſe of thy water ſpouts: all thy waues and thy flouds are gone ouer me. 114. b 12.

44. 21. If wee had forgotten the name of our God, & holden vp our handes to a ſtrange God, ſhould not God hauehave knowne it? 695. b 24.

24. 25. Stand vp Lord, wherefore ſleepeſt thou? wherefore hydeſt thou thy face? 648. a 2.

46. 10. God maketh warres too ceaſe vntounto the endes of the earth, hee breaketh the Lorde, and cutteth the ſpear, and burneth the chariots with fire. 763. b 36.

49. 11. He may ſee that wiſe men dye, and alſo that the ignorant and fooliſh periſh, and leaue their riches for others. 84. a 15.

12. They thinke like brutiſh mē, that their houſes ſhal continue for euer. 348. b 20. 350. b. 18.

14. 15. This their way vttreth their fooliſhnes, yet their poſteritie follow willingly their inſtructions. Selah. Like ſheepe they lie in their graue, death deuoureth them, and the rightuous ſhall hauehave dominion ouer thē in the morning: and their figtree ſhal conſume, when they ſhal go frō their houſe to graue. 424. a 3. 84. a 39.

50. 12. Al the world is gods. 425. a 55

14. 15. Offer vntounto the Lord praiſe. &c. And call vponupon me in the day of trouble, ſo will I deliuer thee. 13. b 44

15. Thou ſhalt cal vponupon me in the time of affliction, and I will deliuer thee. 508. b 5. 535. a 60. 562. b 28.

51. 4. VVa…he me from mine iniquitie. 155. b. 2.

6. Againſt thee, againſt thee onelyonly hauehave I ſinned, and done euill in thy ſight, that thou maiſt bee iuſt when thou ſpeakeſt, and pure when thou iudgeſt. 38. a 40. 175. a 1. 300. b 42. 331. a 20. 456. b. 33.

17. Lord open my lippes, and my mouth ſhall ſhewe forth thy praiſe. 712. b 15.

19. The ſacrifice of God are a contrite ſpirite: a contrite and a broken heart ô God, thou will not deſpiſe. 324. b 7. 566. a 44. 789. b 19.

52. 10. I ſhall be like a grene oliue tree in the houſe of God. 315. a 1. 350. a 17.

53. 1. 3. There is none that dooth good, no not one. 813. b 21.

55. 24. The bloudie and deceitfull men ſhall not liue halfe their dayes. 498. a 53.

56. 8. The wicked hope to eſcape by iniquitie: ô God, caſt theſe people downe in thine anger. 701. a 31.

9. God putteth my teares into his bottle. 324. a 61.

57. 2. Kepe me ſafe in the ſhadow of thy wings. 359. a 43.

58. 11. The rightuous ſhal reioyce when he hath ſeen the vengeance of the wicked. 365. a 49. 599. a 52.

60. 6. God giueth a banner too thoſe that feare him. 532. a 1.

62. 9. Yee people, truſt in God alwayes, and poure out your harts before him: God is our hope. Selah. 50. b 48. 119. b 22. 185. b. 55. 193. a 2. 704. a 53

10. The ſonnes of mē are nothing to lay them on a balance altogether, they ſhall be founde lighter than vanitie it ſelfe. 756. b 61.

11. VVhen thy riches doth increſe ſet not thy heart thereon. 386. a 56. 591. 36.

62. 12. God ſpake once, and I hauehave heard it twice. 461 b 24. 637. b 59.

65. 12. Thou crowneſt the yeare with thy goodneſſe, and thy ſteppes drop fatneſſe. 766. a 2.

66. 3. O God, how maruellous are thy workes? 766. a 12.

10. O God, thou haſt proued vsus, thou haſt tried vsus as ſiluer is tried. 69. a 37.

12. Thou haſt cauſed men to ride ouer our heads, we went into fire, & into water, but thou broughteſt vsus out into a wealthy place. 69. a 73, & 110. a 58. 320. b 5….

68. 21. God is our God to ſaue vsus, & to the euerlaſting Lorde, belongeth the iſſues of death. 74. a 28. 109. b 13.

69. 2. 3. 4. The waters are entred euen to my ſoule, I ſticke faſt in the deepe myre, I am wearie of crying, my throte is drie, mine eies fail, whileſt I waite for my God. 564. b 15.

5. They that hate mee without a cauſe, are mo in nūber than the haires of my head: they that would deſtroy me, and are my enemies falſely, are mightie, ſo that I am conſtreined too reſtore that which I toke not. 75. a 36.

10. The zeale of thine houſe hath eaten mee, the rebukes of them that defamed thee, are falne vponupon me. 45. b 16.

71. 20 God hath taken me vppe from the depthe of the earth. 320. b. 48.

2. As for mee, my feete were almoſt gone, and my ſteps had welny ſlipt. 44. b 12.

4. There are no bands in the deth of the children of God. 344. b 48.

6. Pryde compaſſeth the wicked as a chayne, and crueltie couereth them as a garment. 309. b 10.

7. Their eyes ſtande out for fatneſſe, they hauehave more than heart can thinke. 88. b 7. 310. b 6. 723. b 14.

9. The wicked ſet their mouthes againſt heauen, and their tong trotteth through the earth. 795. b 39.

13. It is in vayne that I hauehave waſhed my handes in pureneſſe, and kept my hart pure. 668. b 33. 700. a 54.

17. It is too troubleſome a thing to conſider the ende of the wicked. 313 b 59.

77. 11. I ſayd, it is my death, then I remembred the yeares of the right hand of the Lord. 284. a 14.

20. Thy way hath ben in the ſea, and thy pathes in the great waters.

30. The meate was yet in their throte. 392. a 8.

32. The reprobate ſinned ſtill, when the wrath of God came vponupon them. 392. a 9.

39. God remembreth that we are fleſh, and as a wind that paſſeth and returneth not again. 140. a …8. 566. a …3

71. From thence where Dauid followed the Ewes with yong, God brought him to feede his people laacob, and Iſraell his heritage. 30. a 61.

7…. 5. Howe long Lord wilt thou be angrie for euer? ſhall thy Iealouſie burne like fire? 138. b 36.

80. 4. O God, cauſe thy face too ſhine, and we ſhall be ſaued. 796. b 15

8. Lorde, cauſe thy face too ſhine vponupon vsus, and wee ſhall bee deliuered. 796. b 16.

81. 3. God letteth the wicked goe aecording too the preſumption of their harts, and walke in their counſels. 257. a 47.

82. 1. God ſtandeth in the aſſemblie of gods, and iudgeth among the Gods. 17. a 29.

6. You are Gods, and ye are al the children of the moſt high. 61. b 10.

88. 4. Blowe the trumpet in the newe moone, in the ſolemnitie, and on the day of our feaſt. 114. b 12.

89. 33. God wil viſit the ſinnes of his with a rod. 361. a 14.

90. 3. God turneth man too deſtruction: againe thou ſayeſt: returne ye ſonnes of men. 277. a 7. 504. b 56.

4. A thouſand yeares in thy fight are as yeſterday. 157. b 53.

11. VVho knoweth the power of thy wrath? for according to thy fear is thine anger. 643. a 27.

12. Teach vsus rightly to nūber our dayes, that we may apply our hartes vntounto wiſdome. 83. a 4.

20. O Lord cauſe thy face to ſhine, and we ſhall be ſaued 796. b 15.

91 4. The faithfull are ſure vnderunder the wings of the Lord. 395. a 10.

11. Hee ſhall giuegive his Angelles charge ouer thee to keepe thee in all thy wayes. 16. a 51.

12. The Angelles ſhall beare thee in their handes, that thou hurte nor thy foote againſte a ſtone. 108. b 47. 277. a 7. 359. b 44.

15. Hee ſhall call vponupon me, and I will heare him. 413. b 29.

92. 8. O Lord, howe glorious are thy workes? and thy thoughtes are verie deepe. 766. a 14.

13. The rightuous ſhall floriſhe like a palme tree. 350. a 18.

94. 7. The wicked ſay, the Lorde ſhal not ſee, neyther will the God of Iacob regard it. 678. b 56.

11. The Lorde knoweth that the thoughts of men are euill. 695. b 25.

19. VVhen I had many thoughts in my ſelfe, thy comforts hauehave reioyced my ſoule. 303. b 6.

95. 1. Come let vsus reioyce vntounto the Lord, let vsus ſing aloud vntounto the rock of our ſaluation. 155. b 34.

6. Come let vsus worſhip and fall downe, and kneele before the Lord. 155. b 35.

7. The Lord is our God, and we are the people of his paſture. 285. b. 60.

8. Harden not your hearts, as in Meribah, and as in the day of Maſſah in the wilderneſſe. 50. b 48.

97. 5. The mountaines melted like wax at the preſence of the Lord. 173. b 58.

100. 3. God hath made vsus, and not we. 746. a 12.

102. 17. God ſhall build vp Sion. 388. b 38.

27. 28. 29. The earth and the heauens ſhall periſh▪ but thou ſhalt endure, all ſhall waxe olde as dooth a garment, as a veſture ſhalte thou change them, and they ſhal be changed. But thou art for euer, thy yeears ſhall neuer hauehave end. The children of thy ſeruantes ſhall continue, and their ſeede ſhal be eſtabliſhed before thee. 84▪ b 17.

103. 4. The Lorde redeemeth the life from the graue, and crouneth vsus with merciemercy and compaſſion. 74. a 6.

14. God knoweth that we be but duſt▪ 140. a. 28.

20. Praiſe the Lord ye his Angels that excell in ſtrength, that doe his commaundement in obeying the voice of his word. 17. a 5.

104. 1. 3. God is clothed with glorie and honor, which layeth the beames of his chambers in the waters, and maketh the thicke cloudes his chariot, & walketh vponupon the wings of the winde. 735. a 55 795. a 53.

4. God maketh the windes his meſſāgers, and a flaming fire his miniſters. 29. b 40.

12 VVhen the ſunne riſeth they retire, and couch in their dennes. 776 a 17.

13. Then goeth man forth to his worke, and too his labour vatill the euening. 344. a 58.

14. God cauſeth graſſe to growe for the cattell, and herbe for the vſe of mā, that he may bring forth bread out of the earth. 344. a 14.

15. God cauſeth wine too growe. which reioyceth the heart of man, 509. b 57.

19. God made the Moone for certaine ſeaſons, the Sunne knoweth his going downe. 344. a 38.

20. God hath made the darknes. 344. a 38.

24. O Lord, howe manifold are thy workes? in wiſdome haſt thou made them al, the earth is full of thy riches. 95. b 4.

26. The ſhips runne in the Sea, yea that great VVhale which God hath made to play therein. 800. b. 56.

28. VVhen God hideth his face, all things are troubled, and when he taketh away their breath, they die, & returne to their duſt. 141. a 61.

29. VVhen God taketh the breth from his creatures, they dye, and returne to their duſt. 81. a 25. 83. b 32. 107. a. 10.

30. God ſendeth forth his ſpirite, and they are created, and he renueth the face of the earth. 141. a 57.

32. God loketh on the earth and it trembleth, he toucheth the mountaines, and thy ſmoke. 752. b 1.

107. 34. The frutefull lande becommeth barren, for the wickednes of them that dwell therein. 520▪ a 2.

42. The rightuous ſhal ſee it and reioyce, but al iniquitie ſhall ſtop hir mouth. 102. b 16.

24. VVho is wiſe that he may obſerue theſe things: and conſider the goodneſſe of the Lord. 96. a 47.

110. 4. The Lord hath ſworne & will not repent, that thou art a prieſt for euer after the order of Melchiſedech. 816. b 33.

112. 1. Bleſſed is the mā that feareth God. 380. a. 20.

113. 6 God abaſeth himſelf to beholde the heauen and the earth. 438 a, 43.

6. The righteous ſhall be in euerlaſting remembrance. 350. a. 18.

115. 11. You that feare the Lorde put your truſt in him. 532. a. 3.

16. God hath giuen the earth to the ſonnes of men. 432. b. 55.

116. 10. I beleued, therfore did I ſpeak, for I was ſore troubled. 130. a. 13. 373. b. 35. 628. a. 28. 695. b. 8. 696. b. 28.

12. 13. I will call vponupon the name of God, for all his benefites towardes me. 425. b. 5. 449. b. 54.

118. 3. 4. The houſe of Aaron ſaith that the mercy of God dureth for euer, and they that feare him ſay, that that his goodneſſe dureth for euer. 532, a. 1.

17. I ſhall liue, and declare the workes of the Lord. 210. a. 61,

18. The Lord hath chaſtened me fore, but he hath not deliuered me to death▪ 656. b. 8

119. Beth. VVherin ſhall a young man redreſſe his way? in taking hede according to thy word. 269. a 8

37. H…. Lord turne away mine eies from regarding vanity. 570. a. 6…

67. Teth. Before I was afflicted I went aſtray. 656 b. 8.

71. It is good for me that I hauehave ben afflicted, that I may learne thy ſtatutes. 107. b. 13

Nun. The woord of the Lord is a lampe vntounto my feete, and a light vntounto my path. 257. b. 48. 818. b. 56

98. 99. 100. Mem. Thou haſt made me wiſer by thy commaundements, and I hauehave paſſed in wiſedome al my teachers, I hauehave paſſed the auncient in knowledge. 695. b. 46

120. 7. I ſeeke peace, and when I ſpeake therof, they are bent to war. 75. a. 32.

123. 1. God dwelleth in the heauens. 436. a. 5

125. 1. They that truſt in the lord, ſhalbe as the mount Sion, which can not be moued from his place, but remaineth for euer. 88. b. 5

3. The rodde of the wicked ſhall not reſt on the lot of rightuous. 89. a 7.

126. 1. God is knowne in I…dea▪ and his name is great in Iſraell. 156. b. 15.

127. 2. It is in vayne for you too riſe earely, and to lye down late, and eate the bread of ſorow, for God wil ſurely giuegive reſt to his beloued. 472. b 21.

3. Children are the inheritance of the Lorde: the fruite of the wombe the reward that he giueth. 91. a 2. 112. a. 12.

128. 2. Bliſſed is the man that eateth the labor of his hands. 388. a 48.

3. The wi…e of the rightuous ſhal be like a fruitfull vine vponupon the ſides of the houſe of the rightuous, and his children like the Oliue plantes round about h…. table. 351. a 57.

129. 4. The rightuous Lord hath cut the cordes of the wicked. 89. a 7.

6. All thoſe that hate Sion, ſhall be as the graſſe on the houſe toppes, which withereth before it come forth. 158. b 42.

130. 3. Lord, who is he that ſhall ſtand? 458. a 25.

4. There is merciemercy with the Lord to the end that he may be feared. 361 a 31. 448. a 5.

131. 1. I hauehave not walked in things more greate and maruellous than apperteined vntounto me. 594. b 26.

133. Through out the Pſalme. 8. a 43.

138. 8. The Lorde will performe his worke toward me. 197. b 31. 285. b

139. 7. 8. VVhether ſhall I goe from thy ſpirite? or whether ſhall I flie from thy preſence. If I aſcende into heauen, thou art there? If I make my bed in the ſepulchre, thou art there. 185. b 45. 456. a 12.

12▪ The darkeneſſe hydeth not from thee, and the night ſhineth as the day. 679▪ a 47.

14. Lorde, marueilous are thy workes. 766. a 10.

140, 4. The wicked hauehave ſharpened their tongue like a ſerpent, the poyſon of vipers is vnderunder their lips. 191. b 33.

143▪ 2. Enter not into iudgement with thy ſeruaunte, for in thy ſight, ſhall none that liueth be iuſtified. 458. a 25▪ 669. b 20.

5▪ I doe remember the time paſt. I meditate in all thy workes. 157. a 7.

145. 9. 17. The merciemercy of God is ouer all his workes. 433. b 44.

18. God is nere vntounto all that call vponupon him. 357. a 14. 507. d 23.

146. 7. 8. 9. God executeth iuſtice for the oppreſſed, hee looſeth thoſe that are bounde, hee keepeth the ſtraunger, he comforreth the fatherleſſe and the wydowe. 433 b 27.

147. 9. God geeueth to beaſts their foode, and to the young rauens that crie. 776. b. 3.

148. Throughout the Pſalme. You creatur… of heauen praiſe ye the Lord. 56. b 55.

Prouerbes.

15. THe wiſe man ſhall heare, and increaſe in learning. 529. b 18 532. a 34. 541. b 38. 661. a 37. 696. b 32.

5. 15. Drinke the waters of the Ceſterne, and of the riuers out of the middes of thine owne well. 544. b 50.

8. 1. Doth not wiſedome cry? & vnderſtanding vtter her voyce. 526. b 33. 751. b 32.

22. The lorde hath poſſeſſed me in the beginning of his waye, and was before his woorkes of olde. 751. b 33.

31. I toke my ſolace in the compaſſe of his earth, and my delight is with the children of men. 427. a 14. 527. a 39. 751. b 33.

9. 10. The beginning of wiſedome, is the feare of the Lorde. 529. b 18 532. a 34. 541. b 38.

10, 7. The memoriall of the iuſt ſhall be bleſſed. 350. a 59.

14. That which he feareth ſhall come vponupon him. 305. a 43.

12. 10. A righteous man regardeth the life of his beaſt, but the affection of the wicked is cruell. 610. a 37.

14 27. The feare of the Lorde, is a welſpring of lyfe, to auoide the ſnares of death. 529. b 5….

16. 1. The preparations of the harte, are in man, but the anſwere of the tongue, is of the Lorde. 66. a 9.

9. The Lorde directeth the ſteps of man. 303. b 30.

14. The wrath of a king, is as meſſengers of death 309. a 48.

17. 5. Hee that mocketh the poore, reprocheth him that made him. 583. b 57.

27. 28. A man of vnderſtanding is ſober in his ſpeache, likewiſe a foole, when he holdeth his peace, is counted wiſe. 251. a 50▪ 400. b 42,

18. 3. VVhen the wicked commeth, then commeth contempt, and with the vile man reproch. 473. a 14. 739. a 8.

10. The name of the Lorde is a ſtrong tower, the righteous commeth thither, and is exalted. 356. b 46.

20. 7 The children of the righteous ſhall bee bleſſed after him. 417 b 10.

24. The ſteps of man, are ruled by the Lord. 303. b. 30.

21. 13. He that ſtoppeth his eare at the crying of the poore, ſhall alſo crie, and not be hearde. 328. b 30. 431 b 38. 472. a 26 543. b 57.

22. 2. God hath made rich, and the poore. 431. b 37.

6. Teach a childe in the trade of his way, and when he is old, he ſhall not depart from it▪ 380. a 51

24. 16. The iuſt falleth ſeauen times, and riſeth againe, but the wicked fall into euill. 69. a 11. and 108. b 34.

25. 22. Thou ſhalt lay coales vppon his head, and the Lord ſhall recompence thee. 600. a 36.

27. It is no glory vntounto thoſe that ſeeke their owne glory. 37. a 40.

27. 7. He that is very hungry, although he eate bitter meat, it ſeemeth vntounto him ſweet. 382. b 49.

28. 1. The wicked flie, when none purſueth, but the righteous are bolde as a Lyon. 111▪ a 59.

14. Bleſſed is the man that feareth alwaye. 15. a 57. 448. b 3. 682. a 10.

30. 32. If thou haſt thought wickedly, laye thy hande on thy mouth. 403. b 7.

Eccleſiaſtes.

5. 15. VVHat profite hath hee▪ that hath trauailed for the winde. 673 a 18.

9. 4. It is better to a liuing dog▪ then to a dead Lyon. 424. a 34.

Iſaie.

…. 3 THe OXe knoweth his owner, and the Aſſe his maiſters …rib, but Iſraell▪ hath not knowen▪ my people hath not vnderſtand. 235. b 26. 784. a 15.

6. From the ſoule of the foote, vntounto the heade, there is nothing whole therin, but wounds, and ſwellinges, and …ores full of corruption, they hauehave not beene wrapped nor bounde vp, nor molyfied with oyle. 721. a 32.

…2. If you come too appeare in my preſence, and to treade in my courtes, who hath required this of your hands. 327. b. 29.

15. VVhen you make many praiers, I will not heare, for your hands are full of bloud. 327. b 18.

18. Come now ſayth the Lorde, let vsus reaſon together, when your ſinnes ſhall be red as C…zin, they ſhall be made white as ſnow. 330. b 59. 453. a 56.

2. 19. They that feele the wrath of God, ſhall goe into the holes of the rockes, and into the caues of the earth, for feare of the Lorde when he ſhall ariſe to deſtroy the earth. 280. a 35. 411. a 17. 644. b 36.

22. Ceaſe you from the man whoſe breath is in his noſethrels. 311. b 59.

3. 10 Say ye, it ſhall be well with the iuſt, for he ſhall eate the fruites of his woorkes. 2…1. a 15. 413. a 35. 666. b 47.

5. 3. You inhabitauntes of Ieruſalem, and you men of Iuda, iudge beetweene mee and my Vineyarde. 190. a 39.

4. VVhat could I hauehave done any more to my vineyard that I hauehave not done? VVhy hauehave I looked that it ſhould bringe foorth grapes, and it bringeth forth wylde grapes. 161. b 57.

11. VVoe vntounto you becauſe you riſe vp earely to follow drunkennes. 721. b 38.

13. My people is gone into captiuitie▪ becauſe they had no knowledge, and their nobles hauehave bene famiſhed, and the multitude is dryed vp with thirſt. 530. a 21.

20. VVoe vntounto them that call good euill, and euill good. 131. a 15.

24. As the flame of fire deuoureth the ſtubble, and as the chaffe is conſumed of the flame, ſo theyr roote ſhall bee as rottenneſſe, and their budde ſhall riſe vp like duſte, for they hauehave caſte of the Lawe of the lord of hoſtes, and hauehave blaſphemed the word of the holy one of Iſraell. 60. b 25.

26. God will whiſtle to a people from the end of the earth, and beholde, they ſhall come haſtly wyth ſpeede. 671. b 43.

30. Beholde, the darkeneſſe of afflictions vppon the people. 535. b 51.

6. 2. The Seraphines ſtoode vnderunder the Lorde, and eueryevery one of them had ſixe vvinges, with twaine they couered their face, and with tvvaine they couered their feete. 156. a 20. 715. b 55.

5. Mine eyes hauehave ſene the king the Lord of hoſtes. 77. b 60.

9. In hearing, ye ſhall heare, and ſhall not vnderſtande, and in ſeeing, ye ſhall ſee, and ſhall not perceiue. 810. b 13.

11. I ſayde, hovv long Lord? and hee ſayde, vntill the cities bee waſted without inhabitaunt, and the houſes vvithout men, and the lande be vtterly deſolate 336. a 3.

7. 18. In that day ſhall God whiſtle after afly that is at the vttermoſt partes of the flouddes of Egipt, and after the Bee whiche is in the land of Aſſur. 671. b 44.

8. 9. 10 Gather together on heapes, O ye people, and ye ſhall be broken in pieces, and harken all yee of farre countries, make your ſelues readie and ye ſhall be broken in pieces, take coūcell & it ſhal be brought to nought, ſpeake the woord, and it ſhall not ſtande, for the Lord is with vsus. 99. b 32.

10. Take councell, and it ſhall be brought to nought, ſpeake the vvord and it ſhall not ſtand. 392. a 60. 4…1. 260.

9. 13. The people is not tourned towarde him that ſtrooke them, and hauehave not beſought the lord of hoſts. 721. a 27.

10. 12 VVhen the Lord hath accompliſhed all his vvorke vppon mount Sion and in Ieruſalem, I will viſit the fruite of the proude hearte of the king of Aſſur. 812. a 49.

11. 2 The ſpirit of wiſedome & vertue ſhall reſte vppon him 548. b 1. 616. a 58.

4. God ſhall ſmite the earth vvith the rodde of his mouth, & ſhall ſlay the vvicked vvith the ſpirit of his lips 76. a 20.

13. 10. The ſtarres of heauen, and the planetes thereof ſhall not geeue their light, the ſunne ſhall bee darkened in his going foorth, and the moone ſhall not cauſe her light to ſhine. 299. b 1.

15. 7. They ſhall beare their prouiſion to the floud of the Arabians. 184 a 40.

19. 11. The princes of Soan are fooles, the princes of Noph hauehave erred, they hauehave cauſed Egipt to erre 246. a 50.

14. The Lorde hath mingled among the Egiptians the ſpirit of errours, and hath cauſed Egipt to erre in eueryevery vvorke thereof, as a drunken man erreth in his vomite. 99. b 19.

22. 14. Let vsus eate and drink for tomorrow we ſhall die. 721. b 16.

24. 23. The moone ſhall bee abaſhed, and the Sunne aſhamed, when the LORDE of hoſtes ſhall raigne in mount Syon; and in Ieruſalem, and when hee ſhall bee glofyed in the preſence of his auncient men. 81. b 9.

26. 1. God is our vvall, and bulwarke. 508. b 52.

9. For ſeeing thy iudgementes are in the earth, the inhabytauntes of the worlde ſhall learne righteouſneſſe. 153. a 1. 387. b 35. 438. b 40. 534. a 1. 626 b 29. 683. b 33.

18. VVee hauehave conceyued, and wee hauehave trauayled, as though vve ſhould hauehave brought forth the wind 317. a 2.

28. 9. 10. VVhome ſhall the Lorde teache knowledge? them that are vveyned from mylke, and drawen from the breſtes: For precept, muſt bee vponupon precept, precept vppon precept, line vponupon line, line vppon line: a little here, a little there, 236. b 15.

15. The wicked ſaith, the ſcourge that runneth, ſhall not come vponupon vsus, for wee are hidden vnderunder falſhoode. 417. a 42. 518. a 60. 603 a 3.

29. 10. The LORDE ſhall couer you vvith a ſpiritte of ſlumber, hee will ſhutte your eyes, hee vvill couer your prophetes, and your chiefe Seers. 99. b 19.

13. This people dravve nere me vvith theyr mouth, and honour me wyth theyr lippes, but theyr hearte 20. is farre from mee. 62…. b 40. 508. a

14. The wiſedome of the wiſe men ſhall periſhe. 620. b 29.

15. VVoe vntounto them that ſeeke deepe to hyde theyr counſayle from the Lorde, for their vvoorkes are in darkeneſſe, and they ſaye: who ſeeth vsus, and who knovveth vsus. 101. a 7.

…0. 2. They hauehave not asked at the mouth of the LORDE. 15. b 9.

33. His buyldinge is much fire wood, and the breathe of the LORDE, is lyke a ryuer of litymſtone that dooth kyndle it. 395 b 1.

33. 1. VVoe vntounto thee that ſpoyleſt, vvhen thou ſhalt ceaſe too ſpoyle, thou ſhalt bee ſpoyled. 75. a 9.

6. The ſtabylitie of times ſhall bee ſtrength, ſaluation, wiſedome, knowledge, and the feare of the Lorde. 530. a 6.

11. Ye ſhall conceiue chaffe, and bring ſorth ſtubble. 717. a 21.

34 4. The hoſte of heauen ſhall bee diſſolued, and the heauens bee folden lyke a booke, and all their hoſtes ſhall fall as the leafe falleth from the vine.

35. 3. Strengthen the weake handes, & comfort the feeble knees. 70. a 33. & 70. b 46.

37. 24. 25. 26. By thy ſeruauntes haſt thou rayled on the Lorde, and haſt ſayd, I will come vp in the multitude of my chariots to the toppe of the mountaines, to the ſids of Lebanon, and will cut dovvne the highe Cedres thereof, and the faire firre trees, and I will goe vp to the height of his toppe, and to the foreſts of his fruitfull places, I will pearce through the earth, and drinke the waters, and with the plant of my feet will I drie all the ryuers of the beſieged places: Haſt thou not heard hovv I hauehave of olde time made it, and hauehave formed it long agoe? and novv will I bring it, that it ſhall be deſtroyed, and layd on ruinous heaps as cityes defenced. 99. b 53.

38. 12. 13. My age is departed & is tourned behinde me like a ſheppards tent, I hauehave cut of my life like a weauer, he will cutte mee of from the beginning, from day to night thou wilt conſume mee. 139. a 49. 114. b 10.

I rekened to the morning, he hath broken all my bones, like a Lyon, from day to night wilt thou make an end of me. 114. b 10.

14. Like a crane or a Swallovv ſo didde I chatter, I didde mourne as a Dooue, mine eyes are fayled in looking vp on hye, Lord, euill oppreſſeth me, comfort mee. 116. b 14.

17. Beholde, for felicitie I bytternes vppon bitternes, but it was thy pleaſure too deliuer my ſoule from the pitte of corruption: thou haſt caſt all my ſinnes behinde thy backe. 69. a 30.

20 VVee will ſing my ſonges all the dayes of our lyfe in the houſe of the Lord. 210. a 61.

39. 2. Ezechias vvas gladde of Ambaſſadours of BABYLON, and ſhewed them the houſe of the treaſures, the ſiluer, and the golde, and the perfumes, and precious oyntments, and all the places of his munitions. 30. a 44.

40. 1 Comfort ye, comfort ye my people, will the lord ſay.

2. Geeue ioy to the hearte of Ieruſalem, for her time is accompliſhed, the iniquitie thereof is pardoned. 135. b 58.

6. 7. 8. All fleſhe is graſſe, and all the glory thereof is as the flovverof the fielde: The graſſe vvithe reth, the flower vadeth, beecauſe the vvinde of the LORDE bloweth vppon it, ſurely the people is graſſe. The graſſe withereth, the flower vadeth, but the vvoorde of the Lorde ſhall ſtande for euer. 83. b 46.

12. VVho is hee that hath meaſured the vvaters in his fiſte? and compaſſed the heauens with his ſpanne? vvho is hee that comprehended the duſt of the earth vvith three fingers. 769. a 46.

13. VVho hath inſtructed the ſpirite of the Lord? or who hath ben his counceller. 525. a 4.

22. The inhabitauntes of the earth are as graſhoppers. 427. b 26. 463. b 29. 715. b 43.

24. God vvill blowe vppon the Princes of the earth, and they ſhall be withered, and the whyrle winde vvill take them away as ſtubble. 804. b 42.

27. VVherefore then ſayeſt thou O Iacob, and wherefore ſpeakeſt thou O Iſraell? My waye is hidde from the LORDE, and my iudgementes is paſſed ouer of my God. 5…. b 3.

41. 1. Let the Ilandes keepe ſcilence beefore mee, and let the people renue their ſtrength, and then let them ſpeake, let vsus come together in iudgement. 190. a 39.

8. Thou Iſraell art my ſeruaunt, and thou IACOB whome I hauehave choſen, the ſeede of Abraham my welbeloued. 15. b 3.

14. Feare not worme of Iacob, you deade men of ISRAELL. I will helpe thee ſayth the Lord, and thy redeemer the holy one of Iſraell, 51. b 3.

42. 16. I will tourne darkeneſſe into light. 535. b 50.

4…. 2. VVhen thou paſſeſt through the waters I will bee with thee, and through the flouddes, that they doe not ouerflowe thee, vvhen thou walkeſt throughe the verye fyre thou ſhalt not bee burnte, neyther ſhall the flame kindle vponupon thee. 110. a 58. 100. b

25. I putte avvaye the iniquitie of the ſinners for myne ovvne ſake, ſayeth the LORDE. 333. b 30.

45. 7. God hath created light and darkeneſſe, and hathe made peace, and created aduerſitye. 323. b. 6.

9. VVoe bee vntounto him that ſtryueth vvyth his maker. 243. a 55.

19 I hauehave not ſpoken in ſecret, I ſayde not in vaine to the ſeede of IACOB ſeeke you mee. 220. b 42.

23. EueryEvery knee ſhall bowe beefore GOD. 481. b 42. 497. b 33. 731. a 14.

48. 22. There is no peace vntounto the vvicked. 518. b 48.

49. 8. Thus ſayth the Lorde, in an exceptable time hauehave I hard thee, and in a day of ſaluation hauehave I helped thee. 155. b 40.

13. Reioyce O yee heauens, and bee ioyfull O earthe, braſte foorth into prayſe O mountaines, for the Lorde hath comforted his people. 650. b 4.

15. Canne a vvoman forgette her Chylde? though they ſhoulde forget, yet will I not forget thee. 784. a 61.

50. 2. The hande of the Lorde is not ſhortened that it can not deliuer. 359. b 30.

51. 8. The worme ſhall eate the wicked lyke vvoolle. 590. a 24.

17. Avvake and ſtande vppe O IERVSALEM, vvhiche haſte drunke at the hande of the Lorde the Cuppe of his vvrath, thou haſt drunke the dregges of the Cuppe of trembling, and wronge them out. 691. a 20.

52. 1. Aryſe, ariſe putte on thy ſtrength O Sion: put on the garmentes of thy beautie, for hencefoorth the vncircumciſed and the vn cleane ſhall paſſe no more by thee. 6…0. b 1.

7. Hovv beautiful are the feet of him that declareth, and publiſheth peace, & that preacheth the Saluatiō. 646. b 14.

11. Departe, departe yee, goe out from BABYLON, aud touche no vncleane thing, goe out from the middeſte of her, bee yee cleane that bear the veſſels of the Lord. 41. a 3.

54. 7. 8. GOD forſaketh the faythfull for a little whyle, but with great compaſsion vvill hee gather them. 361. a 14.

55. 6. Seeke yee the LORDE vvhyle hee may bee founde, call vppon him whyle hee is neare. 155. b 48.

9. As the heauens are hyer then the earthe, ſo are my vvayes hyer then your vvayes, and my thoughtes aboue your thoughtes. 456. b 22. 715 a 57. 716. a 53.

57. 20. The wicked are lyke the raging ſeas that can not reſt, vvhoſe waters caſt vp mire and dyrt. 303. a 5.

58. 2. The Hypocrites crye from day to day, and deſire to know my vvayes, they vvill aske, wherefore hauehave wee faſted, and thou ſeeeſt it not? wherefore hauehave vve humbled our ſoules and thou regardeſt it not? beholde, in the day of your faſte, you will ſeeke your will, and conſtrayne yourdetters. 260. a 20.

7. VVhen thou ſeeſt the naked, couer him, and hyde not thy ſelfe from thine ovvne fleſhe. 545. a 6. b 10. b 1.

59. 1. The hande of the Lorde is not ſhortened, that it cannot ſaue. 359. b 30.

2. Your ſinnes hauehave hidden the face of God from you that hee will not heare. 191. a 25.

4. They conceiue felonie, and bring forth iniquitie. 317. a 17.

9. Iudgement is farre from vsus, and Iuſtice commeth not neare vsus, vvee wayte for lyght, but loo, it is darkeneſſe, for bryghtneſſe, and wee walke in darkeneſſe. 311. a 30.

14. Iudgement is turned backwarde, and iuſtice ſtandeth a farre of. 131. b 7.

60. 1. Ariſe O Ieruſalem, bee thou illuminated, for thy light is come. 469. a 59.

61. 11. As the earth bringeth foorth her buddes, euen ſo the Lord will cauſe righteouſneſſe to grow, and praiſe before all the Gentiles 645. b …8.

64. 4. They hauehave not hearde fince the beginning of the worlde, they hauehave not hearde with the care, neyther hath the eye ſeene another GOD beſide thee, that doeth ſuch thinges for thoſe that wayte vppon thee 742. b 17. 808. b 10.

7. O Lorde, thou haſt hidden thy face from vsus 648. a 1.

8. VVee are the woorkemanſhyppe of the LORDE. 294. b 60.

65. 1. I hauehave beene ſought of them that asked not for mee, and hauehave beene founde of them that ſought mee not, I ſayde too a people that called not on my name, here I am, here I am. 649. a 59.

23. The people of GOD ſhall labour no more in vayne. 757. a 13.

65. 24. GOD heareth thoſe that feare him, before they call 357. a 1. 357. b 48. 449. b 37. 562. b 44.

66. 1. Heauen is GODS ſeate, and the earth is his footeſtoole. 435. b 43.

2. VVhome ſhould I beholde, but him that trembleth at my words 170. a 2.

5. Heare the woorde of the LORDE, all ye that tremble at his woord. 170 a 2.

24. They ſhall ſee the deade bodies of thoſe men that hauehave tranſgreſſed agaynſt mee, their woorme ſhall not dye, and their fyre ſhall not be quenched. 590. a 22.

Ieremie.

1. 10. I HaueHave ſet thee ouer the nations, and ouer the Kingdomes, to plucke vppe, and to …oote out, too deſtroye, and throw downe, too buylde, and to plante, 675. a 45.

18. I hauehave made thee as a wall of braſſe againſt the Kinges of Iuda. 627. a 41.

2. 13. My People hauehave committed two euilles: they hauehave forſaken mee, the fountayne of liuing waters, to dig them pits, euen broken pittes that can holde no water. 126. a 54. 159. a 34.

27. The wicked hauehave tourned theyr backes vntounto me. 410. a 18.

5. 3. O Lord, are not thine eies vponupon the trueth. 4. a. 5.

14. God putteth his woorde as a fyre in the mouthe of thoſe that refuſe him, and themſelues ſhall bee as wood, and the ſame ſhall conſume them. 395. b 29.

22. God hath placed the ſande for the bondes of the ſea, and it can not paſſe it? the waues thereof doe rage and roare, but they canne not paſſe ouer it. 493. b 12. 761. b 49.

24. Let vsus feare GOD that geueth vsus the rayne of the morninge and of the eueninge in due ſeaſon. 745. b 68.

7. 11. My houſe is made a den of theeues. 260. a 40.

9. 23. 24. Let not the wyſe man glory in his wyſedome, nor the ſtronge manne in his ſtrength: but let him that glorieth, glory in that he knoweth God, who is the Lorde whiche ſheweth mercy, iudgment, and righteouſneſſe. 532 a 47.

10. 13. GOD by his voyce, geeueth the noyſe of waters in the heauen, and cauſeth the clowdes to aſcende from the endes of the earthe, hee tourneth the lightenings to rayne, and bringeth foorth the windes out of his trea ſures. 745. b. 68.

23. O LORDE, I know that the waye of manne is not in himſelfe, neyther is it in manne too walke and directe his ſteppes. 66. a 47.

24. O lord, correct me, alwayes by reaſon. 194. a 59. 283. a 17.

11. 12. The cityes of Iuda, and the inhabitaunts of Ieruſalem ſhall crie. &c 562. b 60.

20. God tryeth the raines and the hart. 679. a 24.

12. 1. 2. Lorde, If I diſpute with thee, thou art righteous. 457. a 8.

3. Lorde, pull them out that diſpiſe …hee lyke ſheepe to the ſlaughter. 690. a 14.

15. 20. I will make thee vntounto this people, a ſtronge braſen wall, and they ſhall fight againſt thee. 627 a 41.

1…. 7. 8. VVhoe ſo truſteth in the LORDE, ſhall bee as a tree that is planted by the waters which ſpreadeth out her rootes. &c. 158. b 19. 315. a 5 350. a 24. 380. a 24.

10. I am the Lord that ſearcheth the hearte, and tryeth the raynes. 149. a 6.

18. 17. I will ſhewe them the backe, in the day of their calamitie. 648. a 2.

20. 17. O Lorde thou haſt abuſed me, and I am abuſed. 608. b 36.

12. The Lorde tryeth the righteouſe, and ſeeth the raines and the hearte. 679. a 24.

23. 29. The word of the Lord is like a fire. 395. b 29.

24. 3. The Lorde ſayde, what ſeeſt thou Ieremie, and hee ſayde figges: the good figges, very good, and the noughtie very noughtie, which cannot bee eaten, they are euill. 812. b 37.

7. I will geeue a hearte too the people of Iuda for too know mee. 225. a 14.

25. 9. I will ſende Nabuchodonozor the king of Babell my ſeruant 37. b 50.

29. I beginne to ſende affliction vppon the citye where my name is called vponupon. 812. a 52.

29. 17. God will ſende vppon them that feare him not, the ſword, the famine, and the peſtilence, and will make them lyke vile figges that cannot be eaten. 812. b 37.

31. 33. I will write my law in the hart of Iſraell. 225. a 14.

32. 18. God ſheweth mercy vntounto thouſandes, and recompenſeth the iniquitie of the fathers, into the boſome of their children. 381. a 50. 513. a 25.

33. The wicked hath tourned vntounto me the backe, and not the face. 410. a 18.

48. 11. Moab hath ben at reſt from his youth, and hee hath ſettled on his lees, and hath not bene powred from veſſell to veſſell, for his taſte remained in him, & his ſcent is not chaunged. 720. b 28.

51. 40. I will leade them like lambes to the ſlaughter, and lyke rammes and goates. 690. a 14.

Lam entations.

2. 19. A Riſe, crie in the night, in the beginning of the watches. 119. b 24.

3. 29. I will put my mouth in the duſt. 252. b 23.

4. 21. Reioyce and be gladde, O daughter Edom, that dwelleſt in the land of Hus, 2. b 43.

Ezekiell.

1. 2 THe Angels couered themſelues with their winges. 420. b 53.

3. 8. 9. I hauehave made thy forhead harde againſt their foreheades, and hauehave made thy face as the Adamant which is harder than the flint. 627. a 41.

14. 14. If Noe, Daniell and Iob, were found among the people that ought too periſhe, they ſhould ſaue but their owne ſoules, and that the reſt of the people ſhould bee ouerthrowne. 572. b 43. 450. a 52. 2. b 28.

19. I will ſend the peſtilence vponupon this lande, and poure out my wrath vponupon it in bloude, to deſtroy out of it, man and beaſte. 572. b 40.

20. Though Noe, Daniell and Iob were in the middeſt of this citie, they ſhoulde delyuer neyther ſonne nor daughter, but they only ſhould be deliuered. 450. a 52.

16. 4. In thy Natiuitie, on the day when thou waſt borne, thy nauell was not cut, thou waſt nor waſhed in water too purge thee, thou waſt not ſalted with ſalt, nor ſwadled in cloutes. 97. b 58.

8. I paſſed by thee, and looked vponupon thee, and beholde, thy time was as the time of louelove, and I ſpread the skirtes of my garmente ouer thee, and couered thy filthyneſſe, and I entered intoo couenaunt with thee, and thou becameſt myne. 596. b 58.

25. Thou haſte opened thy feete too euerie one that paſſed by, and multiplyed thy whoredome. 473. a 10.

49. The iniquitie of Sodome was fulneſſe of breade and aboundance of idleneſſe. 567. b 11.

18. 20. The ſame ſoule that ſinneth, ſhall dye: the ſonne ſhall not beare the iniquitie of the father. 381 a 54. 417. b 37.

21. 22. If the wicked repent, he ſhall liue and not dye. 649. a 4.

20. 11. Man obſeruing the iudgementes of God ſhall liue in them. 575. b 19.

23. 34. Thou ſhalte euen drinke it, and wring it out to the dregges, and thou ſhalte breake the ſherdes therof, and teare thyne owne breſts. 691. a 22.

34. 4. The weake hauehave yee not ſtrengthened: the ſicke hauehave yee not healed, neyther hauehave yee bound vppe the broken, nor brought agayne that which was driuen awaye, neyther hauehave yee ſought that which was loſt, but with crueltie and with rigor hauehave ye ruled them. 553. a 13. 631. a 3.

18. Seemeth it a ſmall thing vntoo you, too hauehave eaten vppe the good paſture, but yee muſt treade downe with your feete the reſidue of your paſture? and to hauehave drunk of the deepe waters, but yee muſte trouble the reſidue with your fee…e? 631. a 1.

36. 26. A newe heart will I giuegive too Iſraell, and I will take awaye the ſtonie heart out of their bodie, and I will giuegive them a hart of fleſh. 225. a 14.

25. I will poure cleane water vponupon you. 275. a 13.

37. 12. Behold my people, I will open your graues, and cauſe you to come vp out of your ſepulchers. 69. a 3. 321. b 57. 699. a 33.

13. I will bring you vppe out of you ſepulchers. 321. b 57.

9. The winde blewe in the bones, and they returned too life. 562. a 21.

Daniell.

2. 37. O King, thou arte King of Kinges: for the God of heauen hathe giuen thee a kingdome, power and ſtrength, and glorie. 246. a 20.

38. And in all places where the children of men dwell, the beaſts of the fielde, and the foules of the heauen hath he gyuen into thine hand, and hath made thee ruler ouer them all. 246. a 20.

4. 19. It is thou O King that arte greate and mightie: for thy greatneſſe is growne and reacheth vntoo heauen, and thy dominion too the endes of the earthe. 246. a 20.

7. 10. A thouſande thouſandes miniſtred vntoo him, and ten thouſande thouſandes ſtoode before him 149. a 59. 176. a 49. 473. b 4.

9. 5. VVee hauehave ſinned, and hauehave committed iniquitie and hauehave doone wickedly, yea, wee hauehave rebelled, and hauehave departed from thy preceptes. 655 b 20.

11. 7. O Lorde tightuouſneſſe belongeth vntoo thee, and vntoo vsus open ſhame, as appeereth this daye vntoo euerie manne of Iudah, and too the Inhabitaunts of Ieruſalem: yea, vntoo all Iſraell, both neere and farre of, bycauſe of their offences, that they hauehave comitted againſt thee 675. a 10.

Oſea….

2. 18. AND in that daye will I make a couenaunte for them with the wilde beaſtes, and with the foules of heauen, and with that that creepeth vppon the earthe: and I will breake the bowe, and the ſword, and the battle out of the earth, and will make them to ſleepe ſafely. 111. a 5.

23. I will ſaye too them that were not my people, Thou art my people. And they ſhall ſay, thou arte my God. 651. b 35.

6. 2. The Lorde ſhall rayſe you vp the third day. 465. b 14.

8. 9. Iſraell is as a wylde Aſſe which is alone by him ſelfe. 781. a 60.

10. 8. The wicked ſhall ſay too the mountaines. couer vsus. 411. a 17. 519. a 53. 644. b 37.

11. 3. I ledde Ephraim as if one ſhould beare them in his armes. 444 b 4.

12. 1. Ephraim is ledde with the wind. 159. a 18.

3. Iacob tooke his brother by the heele in the wombe, and by his ſtrength he had power with GOD. 52. b 52.

13. 15. The wynde of the Lorde ſhall come vppe from the wilderneſſe, and ſhall drye vppe his veyne, and ſhall ſpoyle the treaſure of all pleaſant veſſels. 386. a 42.

Ioell.

2. 12. TVrne you vntoo mee with all your hearte, in faſting, weeping and mourning. 323. b 60.

13. Rente your heartes and not your clothes, and turne to the Lord your God. 50. b 31. 325. a 8.

15. Sanctifie a faſt. 325. a 25.

16. Gather the people, ſanctifie the Congregations, gather the elders, aſſemble the children and thoſe that ſucke the breaſtes. 325. a 23.

28. The dayes ſhall come that I will poure out my ſpirite vponupon all fleſh. 295. a 24.

32. VVho ſo euer ſhall call on the name of the Lorde ſhall bee ſaued. 225. b 44 356. b 52.

Amos.

3. 6. THere is no euill in the Citie which the Lorde hath not done. 184. a 53.

4. 6. I hauehave giuen you cleanneſſe of teeth in all your cities, and ſearceneſſe of bread in all your places, yet hauehave yee not returned vntounto me ſaith the Lord. 721. a 27.

5. 19. If a man did flee from a lyon, and a Beare mette him, or went into the houſe: and leaned his head on the wall, and a Serpent bit him. 392. b 52.

20. The day of the Lord, ſhall it not be darkneſſe? 466. b 6.

9. 2. Though they digge into the hell, thence ſhall myne hande take them, though they climbe vp to heauen, thence wil I bring them down. 185. b 46.

Micheae.

4. 4. EVerie man ſhall ſet vnderunder his vine and vnderunder his fig tree. 887. a 27.

7. 19. God will ſubdue our iniquities, he will caſt all our ſinnes into the bottome of the ſea. 333. b 33.

Nahum.

1. 10. THE wicked ſhall bee as thornes folden one in another. 315. a 60.

Habacue.

1. 3. WHerefore haſt thou ſhewed me iniquitie, and cauſed me too beholde ſorrowe? wherefore are ſpoyling and violence before me? 666. b 30.

2. 1. I will ſtand vponupon my watch, and ſet mee vponupon the tower. 394. b 49.

4. The iuſt ſhal liue by his faith.

5. But the proude man is as hee that tranſgreſſeth by wine, hee ſhall not indure: hee enlargeth his deſire as the hell, and as death, and cannot be ſatiſfied. 411. b 14. 797. b. 22.

11. The ſtone ſhal crie out of the wall, and the beame out of the tymber ſhall anſwere it. 516. a 27. 610. b 8

3. 2. O Lorde in wrath remember merciemercy. 150. a 6. 150. a 6. 36. a 50. 711. b 5.

Sophonias.

11. 2. AT that time will I ſearche Ieruſalem with lightes, & viſit the men that are frozen in their dregges, and ſay in their hartes. The Lorde will neyther doe good nor euill. 395. a. 1. 691. a 26. 920. b 25.

Zacharias.

1. 3. TVrne ye vntounto me, and I will turne vntounto you ſayeth the Lorde. 224. a 32.

2. 8. The Lord hath ſayd, he that toucheth you toucheth the apple of mine eye. 182, b 55.

3. 1. Sathan ſtoode at the right hand of the Lord to reſiſt Ioſua. 21. a 7.

5. 4. I will bring it foorth fayth the Lord of Hoſtes, and it ſhall enter into the houſe of the theefe, and into the houſe of him, that ſweareth falſely by my name: and it ſhall remayne in the middeſt of his houſe, and ſhall conſume it with the timber therof & ſtones therof. 90. b 24.

8. God caſt a waight of lead vponupon the mouth of wickedneſſe. 287. a 57.

9. 9. Reioyce greatly, O daughter Sion: ſhout for ioy, O daughter Ieruſalem: behold thy king, commeth vntounto thee: he his iuſt and a ſauiour, poore and ryding vponupon an Aſſe. 650. b 3.

12. 10. I wil poure vponupon the houſe of Dauid, and vponupon the inhabitantes of Ieruſalem the ſpirite of grace and of compaſſion, and they ſhall looke vponupon me whome they hauehave pierced, and they ſhal lament for him as one mourneth for his onelyonly ſonne. 615. b 22, 742. a 33.

Malachias.

1. 2. I HaueHave loued Iacob, but Eſau hauehave I hated. 2. b 52.

6. If I be a father, where is mine honor? If I be a maſter, where is my feare? 412. a 12. 530. b 37. 584. b 1.

2. 10 HaueHave we not all one father? why doe we tranſgreſſe eueryevery one againſt his brother? 584. b 5.

3. 14. 17. The keeping of the cō maundements of God profit vsus, that he will forgiue vsus our ſins. 412. b 24.

4. 2. Vntoo you that feare my name ſhall the Sonne of rightuouſneſſe ariſe, and health ſhall be vnderunder his wings, and ye ſhallgo forth and growe vp as fat calues. 168. b 57.

Booke of Wiſdome.

5. 17. THE lord couereth his with his right hand, and defendeth them with his arme as with a buckler. 482. a 54.

6. 3. Rule is giuen you of the lord, and power by the moſt high. 675. a 19.

7. God will ſpare no perſon, neither ſhal he feare any greatneſſe: for hee hath made the ſmall and the great. 673. 19.

14. 3. VVee are gouerned by the prouidence of God. 307. b 8.

16. 13. God hath power of life & death. 562. a 7.

Eccleſiaſticus.

2. 9. YE that feare the Lord, truſt in good thinges, and in euerlaſting ioy and merciemercy. 532. a 2.

5. 6. MercieMercy and wrath come frō God. 306. b 42.

8. 9. Goe not from the doctrine of the elders, for they hauehave learned it of their fathers. 413. a 30.

11. 19. I hauehave gotten reſt. 441. b 50

39. 13. The memorie of a rightuous man ſhall neuer be put away. 350. a 55.

44. 16. Enoch pleaſed the Lorde God, therefore was he tranſlated for an example of repentance to the gerations. 666. a 8.

Mathew.

4. 1. IEſus was led by the ſpirit intoo the wilderneſſe too bee tempted of the deuill. 31. a 13. 577. b 43.

3. The tempter approching too him ſayde. If thou bee the ſonne of God, commaunde that theſe ſtones be made bread. 26. a. 1.

4. Man ſhall not liue by breade onelyonly, but by euerie worde that proceedeth out of the mouth of God. 347. a 55.

5. 5. Bliſſed are the meeke, for they ſhall inherite the earth. 76. b 8.

7. Bliſſed are the mercifull: for they ſhall obteine merciemercy. 128. a 40.

11. Bliſſed are yee when men reuile you, and perſecute you, and ſay all maner of euil againſt you for my ſake 554. a 32.

12. Your rewarde is great in heauen. 72. b 57.

15. Neither doe men light a candle, and put it vnderunder a buſhell, but on a candleſticke, and it giueth light vntounto all that are in the houſe. 373. b 53. 630. a 18.

22. VVho ſoeuer is angrie with his brother vnaduiſedly, ſhall bee culpable of iudgement. And who ſo euer ſayeth vntoo his brother Raca, ſhall bee worthy too bee puniſhed by the counſell: and who ſo euer ſhall ſay, foole, ſhall bie worthy too bee puniſhed wth Hell fire. 203. b 22. 598. b 45.

25. Agree with thyne Aduerſarie quickly, whyleſt thou arte in the way with him, leaſt thy aduerſarie deliuer thee too the Iudge, and the Iudge deliuer thee too the Sergeant, and thou be caſt into priſon 598. b 30.

23. If thou bring thy gyfte too the Alter, and there remembreſt that thy brother hath ought againſt thee.

24. Leaue there thyne offering before the Alter, and goe thy waye: firſt bee reconciled too thy brother, and then come and offer thy gyfte. 602. a 30.

28. VVho ſo euer looketh on a woman too luſt after her, hathe committed adulterie alreadie in his heart with her. 581. b 16

44. LoueLove your enemies, that ye maye bee the children of your father which is in Heauen. 597. a 20. 598. a 14.

45. God maketh his Sonne too ariſe on the euill and the good. 124. b 9.

48. Yee ſhall be perfecte as your father which is in heauen is perfect. 124 b 9.

6. 12. Forgiue vsus our debts, as we forgiue our debters. 598. b 29.

33. Seeke yee firſt the kingdome of God and his rightuouſneſſe, and all theſe thinges ſhall be miniſtred vntounto you 72. b 57.

7. 2. VVith what meaſure yee meete, it ſhall be meaſured to you againe. 328. b 34.

7. Seeke, and yee ſhall finde, knocke, and it ſhall bee opened vntounto you. 684. b 20. 703. b 47.

11. If yee then, which are euill, can giuegive too your children good gyftes, howe much more ſhall your father whiche is in heauen giuegive good things to them that aske him. 177. b 3.

12. VVhat ſo euer yee woulde that men ſhould doe too you, euen ſo do ye to them. 20. a 31.

19. Euerie tree that bringeth not forth good fruite, is hewen downe, and caſt into the fire. 161. b 35.

10. 16. I ſende you as ſheepe in the middeſt of wolues: be ye therefore wiſe as Serpentes, and Innocent as Doues. 98. a 35.

29. A Sparrowe falleth not on the grounde without the will of GOD. 438. a 47. 402. b 30.

30. The haires of our heade are all numbred 402. b 30.

11. 11. Hee that is leaſte in the kingdome of heauen, is greater than Iohn Baptiſt 552 b 5.

25. God hideth his ſecretes from the wiſe, and menne of vnderſtanding, and reueleth them vntounto babes. 662. a 29. 753. b 22.

28. Come vntounto mee, all yee that are wearie and loden, and I will eaſe you. 139. b 28. 428 b 42. 553. b 8 717. a 35.

12. 31. Thou ſhalt louelove thy neighbour as thy ſelfe. 319. b 5.

13. 14. By hearing, ye ſhall heare and ſhall not vnderſtand, and ſeeing ye ſhall ſee, and ſhall not perceyuer 810. b 15.

22 Riches are called by Ieſus Chriſt thornes. 6. b 35.

24. The kingdome of heauen is likened too a man that ſowed good ſeede in his fielde. 426. a 2.

52. The kingdome of heauen is like too a husbande manne which bringeth foorth out of his treaſure thinges both newe and olde. 460. b 58.

15. 13. Euerie plante which my heauenly father hathe not planted, ſhall be rooted vp. 161. b 40.

16. 3. O hypocrites, yee can diſcerne the face of the skie, and can ye not diſcerne the ſignes of the times. 551 a 29.

19. VVhat ſo euer thou ſhalte bynde vponupon earth, ſhall bee bounde in heauen: and what ſo euer thou ſhalt loſe on earth, ſhall bee loſed in heauen. 645. b 36. 647. a 57. 648. a 55.

18. 7. VVo bee too that man, by whome the offence commeth. 58. a 16.

10. In heauen the Angelles of little ones beholde alwayes the face of my father which is in heauen 16. a 61.

18. VVhat ſo euer yee …inde on earth ſhall bee bounde in heauen. 648. a 55.

19. There ſhall bee two in one fleſh. 363. b 34.

23. A riche manne ſhall hardly enter into the kingdome of heauen. 7. a 38.

21. 33. A houſeholder planted a vineyard, and let it out to husbandmen, and after ſent too gather the fruites. 426. a 2.

44. VVho ſo euer ſhall fall on this ſtone, he ſhall bee broken. 421. a 22.

22. 33. 39. Thou ſhalte louelove thy neyghboure as thy ſelfe. 319. b 5.

23. 8 There is one onelyonly which is our maiſter, too wit Chriſte. 130. b 60.

12. VVhoſoeuer will exalte him ſelfe ſhall be brought lowe. 421. a 36 481 a 34. 796. b 53.

23. The principall Articles of the lawe are iudgement, merciemercy, and fidelitie. 124. b 24.

24. 24. There ſhall ariſe falſe Chriſtes, and falſe Prophetes, and ſhall ſhewe greate ſignes and wonders, ſo that if it were poſſible they ſhould deceyue the verie electe. 244. a 2.

28. VVhere ſo euer a deade carkasis, thether will the Eagles reſort. 787. b 56.

25. 32. Chriſte ſhall ſeparate the one from the other, as the ſheepeheard ſeparateth the ſhepe from the goates. 423. b 53.

40. That which yee hauehave done too the leaſte of my brethren, yee hauehave doone it too mee. 42…. a 10.

26. 24. VVo bee too Iudas by whome the ſonne of man is betrayed: it had beene good for that man if hee had neuer beene borne 58. a 16.

27. Drinke ye all. 693. a 5.

37. Ieſus beganne too waxe ſorrowfull, and greeuouſly troubled 55. b 32.

27. 5. Iudas after hauing caſt the Siluer peeces into the Temple, went and hanged him ſelfe. …01. a 60 689. b 10.

46. My God, my God, why haſt thou forſaken mee. 57. b 49. 177. a 58. 357 b 10.

51. The vayle of the Temple was rent in twaine. 227. b 25.

28. 18. All power is gyuen me in heauen and in earth. 279. a 37. 333. b 53.

Marc.

1. 12. 13. IMmediately the ſpirite driueth Ieſus intoo the wilderneſſe: and hee was there fortie dayes, and was tempted of the Diuell. 31. a 13. 577. b 42.

4. 12. The enemies of the truth, ſee in ſeeing, and diſcerne nor, and in hearing they heare … care and vnderſtand not. 810. b 15.

21. Is the candle light to bee put vnderunder a buſhell or vnderunder the table? 373.b …3. 630. a 18.

24. VVe ſhall be meaſured with the like meaſure as wee meete to others. 328. b 34.

12. A certain man planted a vine yard, and compaſſed it with a hedge, and digged a pit for the vvine preſſe 426. a 2.

41. A poore widowe caſt into the treaſurie two mites. 588. a 3.

13. 20. Excepte the Lorde had ſhortned thoſe dayes, no fleſh ſhuld be ſaued: but for the electes ſake hee hath ſhortned them. 638. b 5.

14. 23. The Lord gaue them the cup, and they dranke al of it. 693. a 5

15. 34. My God, my God, why haſt thou forſaken me. 357. b 10.

15. 16. Go ye into all the vvorlde, and preach yee the Goſpell to euerie creature. 220. b 35.

Luke.

1. 6. ZAcharie and his wife Elizabeth were both iuſt before God, walking in all the cō maundementes and ordinaunces of the Lord, without reproofe 205. a 35

9. Seeke and ye ſhall finde. 703. b 43.

53. The almightie hath filled the hungrie with good thinges, and the riche he hath ſent emptie away. 79. a 5.

10. 11. Feare not, for beholde I bring you tidings of great ioy, that is, that vntounto you is borne this day in the citie of Dauid a ſauiour Ieſus Chriſt 650. b 3.

4. 23. Ieſus was led by the ſpirite into the wilderneſſe, and was there tempted of the Deuill fortie dayes. 31. a 13. 577. b 43.

4. Man ſhall not liue by breade onelyonly, but by eueryevery worde of God. 347. a 55.

18. The ſpirite of the Lorde is vponupon me, bicauſe hee hath annoynted me, that I ſhould preach the Goſpel to the poore. 645. b 58.

58. Go from me Lord: for I am a ſinfull man. 281. b 14.

6. 25. VVo be to you that nowe laugh for ye ſhall vvayle and weepe. 165. a 15. 376. b 8. 509. b 58. 567. b 49.

27. LoueLove your enemies. 597. a 20 598. a 14.

28. Pray for them that hurt you. 598. a 14.

31. As ye would that men ſhould do vntounto you, ſo doe ye to them, likevviſe. 319 b 4.

35. God is kynde, to the vnkynd and to the euill. 600. a 34.

36. Be mercifull as your father is mercifull 433. b 14.

38. VVith what meaſure ye mete, with the ſame ſhal men mete to you againe. 328. b. 34.

8. 10. The enemies of the truth in ſeeing ſee, and diſcerne not, and in hearing they heare and vnderſtād not. 810. b 22.

16. No man when he lighteth a candle couereth it vnderunder a buſhell. nor putteth it vnderunder the table. 373. b 53. 630. a 18.

10. 20. Reioyce for your names are vvritten in heauen 350. b 40.

27. Thou ſhalt louelove thy neyghbour as thy ſelfe. 319. b 5.

11. 11. If a childe aske breade of his father, will he giuegive him a ſtone? 598. b 29.

5. One frende by his importunitie made another riſe at midnight to lend him bread. 509. b 28.

9. Ask & it ſhal be giuē you, ſeek and ye ſhall find. 684. b 20. 705. b 47

12. 6. A Sparrowe is not forgotten before God. 438. a 47.

7. All the haires of our heade are numbred. 462. b 30.

19. My ſoule, thou haſt muche goodes layd vp for many dayes, bee merie. 306. b 6. 386. a 48.

56. Hipocrites yee can diſcerne the face of the earth and of the skie, and why diſcerne yee not this time. 551. a 29.

14. 11. VVhoſoeuer exalteth him ſelfe ſhall be brought lovv, and vvho ſo euer humbleth him ſelfe ſhall bee exalted. 421. a 36. 481. a 34. 766. b 53.

16. 8. The children of the worlde are wiſer, than the children of light. 521. a 40.

15. That vvhichwhich is highly eſteemed among men, is abhomination in the ſight of God. 5. a 9.

19. There was a rich man. 7. b 22

21. The dogges licked the ſores of Lazarus. 516. b 48.

17, 7. VVho is it of you that hauing a ſeruant plowing or feeding cattle, would ſay to him by and by when hee commeth home from the feelde, goe and ſet dovvne at the table? 205. b 16.

10. So likewiſe ye when yee hauehave done all theſe things which are cō maunded you, ſay, vvee are vnprofitable ſeruantes: we hauehave doone that which was our dutie. 22. b 45.

37. VVhere ſo euer the bodie is, thether will alſo the Egles reſorte. 787. b 56.

18. 1. VVe muſt pray continually and not vvaxe faint. 509 b 28.

14. EueryEvery man that exalteth him ſelfe ſhall be brought lovve, and hee that humbleth himſelfe ſhall be exalted. 421. a 36. 481. a 34. 766. b 53.

19. 41. Ieſus beholding Ieruſalem wept vponupon it 55. b 32.

21. 3. This poore widowe hath caſt in more than they all. 588. a. 3.

18. There ſhall not one haire of our heade periſh. 462. b 30…

22. 25. Princes are called gracious Lords. 560 a 28.

23. 30. Mountaines fall on vsus, & hilles couer vsus. 120. a 35.

31. If God make the greene wood to burne: vvhat vvill bee become of the drie. 235. a 57. 519. a 54. 4. 23 a 4.

46. Father into thy handes I cō mend my ſpirit. 506. b. 8.

Iohn.

1. 3. 4. 5. AL things were made by God, and without him was nothing made that was made: In him vvas life, and the life vvas the light of men. 201. a 19. 528. b 54. 612. b 37. 706. a 17.

51. Ye ſhall ſee the Angels of god aſcending and deſcending vponupon the Sonne of man. 17. a 59.

3. 19. Men loued darkeneſſe rather than light. 474. b 1.

20. Euerie man that euill doth, hateth the light. 474. b 1.

27. A man can receiue nothing except it be giuen him from heauen. 630. a 51.

3. VVho ſo euer beleeueth in Ieſus Chriſt, receyueth this teſtimonie that God is true. 462. a 2,

4. 24. God is a ſpirite, and they that worſhip him muſt worſhip him in ſpirit and truth. 4. a 4. 224. b 26.

5. 4. Our ſayth is the victorie which hath ouercome the worlde. 132. a 42.

25. The time is come that the deade ſhall heare the voyce of the ſonne of man. 488. b 47.

27. Ieſus Chriſt hath receyued of his father power too execute iudgement. 333. b 34.

37. All that my father giueth me ſhal come to me, and I caſt not away him that commeth to me. 221. a 7.

39. The vvil of my father is, that of all that vvhichwhich he hath giuen me, I ſhould loſe nothing. 221. a 7.

7. 18. He that ſeeketh the glorie of God, the ſame is true, and no vnrightuouſneſſe is in him. 250. a 35.

24. Iudge not according too the appeerance, but iudge rightuout iudgement. 253. b 8.

8. 34. VVho ſo euer dooth committe ſinne, is the ſeruant of ſinne. 353. b 32.

50. I ſeeke not mine owne glorie 628. b 42.

10. 4. 5. The ſhepheard goeth before his ſhepe, and they folovv him: for they know his voyce. 129. b 31.

11. Chriſt is the good ſhepheard. 130. b 61.

28. Thoſe which feare God, can nor be pluckt out of the hand of leſus Chriſt, for the father vvho is greter than all, hath giuen them to him 221. a 7. 8…6. b 60.

29. My father which hath giuen mee my ſheepe, is greater (ſtronger) than all, and no man can plucke thē out of my fathers hands. 39. b 22. 73. a 56.

11. 33. Ieſus groned in his ſpirit, & was troubled in himſelf. 55. b 32.

35. Ieſus vvept. 55. b 32.

2. 31. The Prince of this worlde ſhall be caſt out. 18. a 7.

35. 36. VValke while ye hauehave light, vvhile yee hauehave light beleeue in the light. 612. b 46.

40. God blindeth the eyes of the wicked, and hardneth their heartes. 810. b 16.

47. 48. Chriſte is not come too iudge the vvorld, but his vvord ſhall iudge vsus. 576. b 22. 628 b 14.

13. 18. He that did eate bread with me, hath lift vp his heele againſt me. 364. a 18.

15. 1. Chriſte is the true Vine. 161. b 52.

2. God cutteth dovvn the branch that bringeth not forth fruite. 161. b 40. 350. a 35.

5. Chriſt is the vine, and vvee are the branches. 161. b 52.

6. If a man abide not in Chriſte, hee is caſt foorth as a braunch. 161 b 40.

16. VVhat ſo euer ye ſhall aske of the father in my name, hee giueth it you. 562. b 32.

16. 8. VVhen the holie Ghoſte ſhal come, he ſhal reproue the world of ſinne, of rightuouſneſſe, and of iudgement. 680. b 9.

13. The ſpirit of truth ſhall leade you. 562. b 40.

17. 11. Holy father, keepe them in thy name: euen them whome thou haſt giuen me, that they may be one as we are one. 191. b 3.

20. 23. VVhoſoeuers ſinnes ye remit, they are remitted vntoo them. 648 a 55.

21. 18. Verely, verely, I ſay vntoo thee, Peter when thou waſt yong. thou girddeſt thy ſelfe, and walkedſt whether thou wouldeſt: but when thou ſhalt be olde, thou ſhalt ſtretch forth thy handes, and another ſhall gird thee; & ſhal leade thee whether thou wouldeſt not. 41. b 46.

17. 12. I pray that they all may be one, as thou o father art in me, and I in thee 191. b 3.

22. And the glorie that thou gaueſt me, I hauehave giuen thē, that they may be one as we are one. 191. b 3.

Actes.

1. 18. IVdas purchaſed a field with the reward of iniquitie, and hauing caſt downe himſelf hedlong, he braſt a ſunder in the midſt. 601. a 60. 689. b 10.

2. 22. VVhoſoeuer ſhal cal on the name of the Lorde ſhall bee ſaued. 356. b 52.

37. Now when they heard it they were pricked in their hearts, and ſaid vntounto Peter and the other Apoſtles: men and brethren vvhat ſhall we do 817. b 25.

3. 20. The time of our refreſhing ſhall be when our Lord ſhal appeere to iudge the vvorld. 421. b 58.

7. 5. God promiſed to giuegive to Abraham, and his poſteritie the lande of Canaan. 7. b 32.

31. 32. VVhen Moyſes ſawe the Angell of the Lord, he wondered at the ſight: and as he drewe neere too conſider it, the voyce of the Lorde came vntounto him, ſaying, I am the god of thy fathers, the God of Abraham and the God of Iſaac, and the God of Iacob. Then Moyſes trembled & durſt not behold it. 77. b 60.

44. Our fathers had the tabernacles of witneſſe. 13. b 30.

9. 4. 6. Paule beeing caſt to the grounde, heard a voyce, ſaying vntounto him, Saule, Saule, why perſecuteſt thou me? Hee then both trembling and a ſtoned: ſayde, Lord what wilt thou that I do? And the Lord ſayde vntounto him, Ariſe and go into the Citie, and it ſhall bee tolde thee what thou ſhalt doe: and hee vvas three dayes vvithout ſight, and neyther eate nor drank. …14. b 36.

13. 22. I hauehave found Dauid a man after mine ovvne hart, which vvil do all things that I wil. 371 a 32. 580. a 16

14. 16. God ſuffred the gentiles, to walk in their ovvn ways. 612. a 48

7. God left not him ſelfe without witneſſe, in that hee did good, and gaue vsus raine from heauen, and fruit full ſeaſons filling our heartes with foode, and gladneſſe. 93 b 57.

1. 2. The faithfull which were at Liſtra and Iconium reported well of Timothie. 618. b 40.

7. 27. That they might ſeeke the Lorde, if ſo be they might hauehave groped after him and found him. 733. b 40.

28. The Lorde is not farre from euerie one of vsus, for in him wee liue and moue, and hauehave our being. 148. b. 12.

31. 32. The time of ignorance God regarded not, but nowe hee admoniſheth all men euerie where to repente, bycauſe hee hath ordeined a daye in the vvhichwhich hee vvill iudge the worlde. 612. a 48. 680. b 3.

18. 6. Your bloude be vponupon your ovvne heade: I am cleane. 32. b 11.

23. 5. I knewe not, brethren, that he was the high Prieſt: for it is vvritten. Thou ſhalte not curſe the Prince of the people. 674. b 58.

28. 26. Goe too this people and ſay, you heare with your eare and vnderſtande not, and in ſeeing you ſee and perceiue not. 810. b 16.

Romanes.

1. 1. PAule a ſeruaunte of Ieſus Chriſte, called too bee an Apoſtle, put apart to preache the Goſpell of God. 220. a 6.

4. Chriſte was declared too bee the ſonne of God touching the ſpirite of ſanctification. 370. b 7.

20. The inuiſible things of God are ſeene in the creation of the world, being conſidered in his workes: to the entent that they ſhoulde bee without excuſe. 171. a 37. 612. a 60.

22. Bycauſe that when they knew God they glorified him not as God, neyther vvere thankfull, but became vayne in their imaginations, and their fooliſhe heartes were blinded. 93. b 38. 173. a 4. 235. a 5.

25. God forſaketh all thoſe whiche turne his truth into a lye. 436. a 22.

28. As the wicked regarded not to knowe God, ſo God deliuered them vppe into a reprobate mynde. 335. a 45. 354 a 43.

2. 4. Deſpiſeſt thou the ryches of his goodneſſe, and patience, and long ſuffering, not knowing that he leadeth thee to repentance. 182. b 20 416. b 45.

5. By the hardneſſe of our harts we heape Gods wrath vponupon vsus. 397. b 22. 504 b 26. 669. a 10.

11. God hath no reſpecte of perſons. 673. a 23.

14. The gentles do by nature the things conteyned in the law, for it is writte in their harts 612. b 5. 684. a 18

15. The conſcience beareth witneſſe of the lawe to all. 176. a 50

16. God vvill iudge men according duplicate page duplicate page to the Goſpell of men. 628. b 16.

3. 4. God is true, and euerie man a lier. 655. a 38.

5. Is God vnrightuous when hee puniſheth? 151. b 20.

6. Elſe hovve ſhall God iudge the world? 151. b 22.

8. And (as wee are blamed, and as ſome affirme that we ſay) VVhy let vsus do euil that good may come therof, vvhoſe damnation is iuſt. 216. a 49

9. VVe are all vnderunder ſinne. 607. b 36

10. There is none rightuous, no not one. 300. a 36.

18. The feare of God is not before our eyes. 4 43. b 54.

19. That God may bee iuſt, euerie mouth muſt be ſtopped, and all the world cōfeſſe it ſelfe culpable before God. 116. a 55. 175. b 20. 216. a 49. 274. b 39. 607. b 36. 61 4. a 4 4.

21. Nowe is the rightuouſneſſe of God manifeſt, vvithout the law, hauing vvitneſſe of the lawe and of the prophetes. 78. b 2.

23. VVee are all depriued of the glorie of God. 175. b 21. 176. a 49.

27. Man is iuſtified by faith vvithout the works of the Lawe. 176. b 22.

4 13. The promiſe was not giuen to Abraham through the law, or to his ſeede (to wit, too bee heire of the worlde (but through the rightuouſneſſe of faith. 27. a 55. 766. b 16.

17. God calleth thoſe things which be not as though they were. 156. b 23

18. Abraham, aboue hope beleeued vnderunder hope, that hee ſhould bee the father of many nations: according too that which was ſpoken too him, ſo ſhall thy ſeede be 102. a 24. 472. b 1. 537. b 39.

5. 1. Beeing iuſtified by faith, wee hauehave peace tovvarde God. 507. b 21. 552. b 23.

3. 4. 5. VVe reioyce in tribulatiōs, knowing that tribulations bringeth pacience, and pacience experiēce, & experience hope. And hope maketh not aſhamed, bicauſe the louelove of God is ſhed abroad in our hearts by the holie ghoſt vvhichwhich is giuen vntounto vsus. 106. a 22. 650. 47.

10. VVhen we were enemies wee vvere reconciled to God by the deth of Chriſt. 597. b 52.

16. 17. VVee are ſeruantes to him whom we obey. 300. b 23.

17 19. Ye hauehave bin the ſeruants of ſinne. 300. b 23.

20. VVhen we vvere the ſernantes of ſinne, wee were free from rightuouſneſſe. 412. b 50.

7. 9. I once was aliue vvithout the lavv, but vvhen the commaundemēt came, ſin reuiued. 188. b 58. 203. a 22.

10. The ſame commaundement vvhichwhich was ordeined vntoo life, was found to be vntounto me death. 188. b 58

14. I am ſold vnderunder ſinne. 300. b 23.

19. I doe not the good which I vvould, but the euill which I vvould not, that do 1. 52 b 38. 663. b 20.

24. O wretched man that I am, who ſhall deliuer me from the body of this death? I thank God through Ieſus Chriſt our Lorde. 53. b 38. 64. a 19

25. I thanke God through Ieſus Chriſt. 290. a 31.

8. 7. The wiſdome of the fleſhe is enmitie againſt God. 40. b 60. & 43. a 36. 204. b 3. 253. b 33. 293. a 30. 685 a 17.

10. If Chriſt be in you the body is dead, bicauſe of ſinne: but the ſpirit is life for rightuouſneſſe ſake. 19. b 38 & 84. b 34.

10. 11. And if Chriſt be in you, the body is dead, bicauſe of ſin, but the ſpirite is life for rightuouſneſſe ſake, which ſhall quicken our mortal bodies. 360. b 50.

15. Ye hauehave receyued the ſpirite of Adoption. 17. a 25. 351. a 50.

17. If vve ſuffer with him, we ſhall be glorified with him. 185. b 17. 584. b. 10.

18. The heauenly glorie ſhall bee ſhevved vntounto vsus. 185. b 17.

24. 25. VVe are ſaued by hope, but hope that is ſeene is no hope: for hovv can a man hope for that which he ſeeth? But we hope for that we ſee not, wee do with pacience abide. 60 b 23. 368. b 57.

26. The ſpirit helpeth our infirmities, for vve know not to pray as we ought: but the ſpirit it ſelfe maketh interceſſion for vsus with ſighes, which can not be expreſſed. 116. b 30. 177. b 23. 651. a 56.

28. All things worke together for the beſt, vntounto them that louelove God, euen too them that are called of his purpoſe. 108. a 21.

29. Thoſe which he knew before he alſo predeſtinate to be made like to the image of his ſōne. 43. b 47. 819 b 11.

31. If God be on our ſide, who can be againſt vsus. 456. b 1.

33. It is God that iuſtifieth. 333. b 35

35. VVho ſhal ſeparate vsus from the louelove of Chriſte? ſhall tribulation or anguiſh, or perſecution, or famin, or nakednes, or peril, or ſvvord? 111. b 38

36. In all things we are more than conquerors through him that loued vsus. 29. a 6.

38. 39. I am aſſured that neither death nor life, nor Angels nor principalities, nor powers, nor thinges preſent, nor thinges too come, nor heigth, nor depthe, nor any other creature ſhall be able to ſeparate frō the louelove of God, which is Ieſus Chriſt our Lord. 111. b 38. 211. b 30.

9 3. I would wiſh my ſelfe to bee ſeparated from Chriſte, for my brethren that are my kinſemen according to the fleſh. 59. a 58.

15. I will hauehave merciemercy on him, to whom I will ſhewe merciemercy. 689. b 34

20. VVho art thou vvhichwhich pleadeſt againſt God? 343. a 54. 755. b 25.

22. 23. God will ſhe we his wrat… in veſſelles of wrath ordeined to deſtruction, and ſhevv his glorie in veſſels of merciemercy which he hath prepared vntounto glorie. 706. b 53.

10. 10. VVith the hart man beleeueth vntounto rightuouſneſſe, and with the mouth man confeſſeth vntounto ſaluation. 460. b 50. 655. a 56.

12. God is rich vntounto all that cal on him. 596 b 56.

13. VVho ſo euer ſhall call on the name Lorde ſhal be ſaued. 225. b 44. 356. b 47.

17. Faith is by hearing, and hearing by the word of God. 661. b 22. 810. a 3

11 8. God giueth eyes, not to ſee, and eares, not to heare thoſe which feare not him. 810. b 16.

33. O the depneſſe of the riches, both of the wiſedome and knowledge of God, hovv vnſearchable are his iudgements? 206. b 34. 151. a 38. 637. b 23.

34. VVho hath knowne the mind of the Lord? or who vvas his counſeller? 525. a 3.

35. VVho hath giuen vntoo God firſt? and hee ſhall be recompenſed. 803. a 38.

12. 3. That no man preſume to vnderſtand, aboue that which is meete to vnderſtand. 403. b 31.

8. He that ſheweth merciemercy, let him do it with cheerefulneſſe. 585. b 34.

15. Reioyce with them that reioyce and weepe with them that weepe. 124. a 60. 442. b 53. 568. a 16.

16. Make your ſelues equall too them of the lower ſorte: bee not wiſe in your ſelues 377. a 55. 557. a 40 677. a 13.

17. Procure thinges honeſt in the ſight of all men. 603. b 42.

20. If thine enemie hunger, feede him: If hee thirſt giuegive him drinke: for in ſo doing thou ſhalt heap coles of fire on his head. 600. a 42.

13. All powers are ordeined of God. 675. a 20.

9. Thou ſhalt louelove thy neighbor as thy ſelfe. 319. b 42.

14. 8. VVhether we liue or die, wee are the Lordes. 290. b 37.

10. VVe ſhall all appeere before the iudgement ſeate of Chriſt. 731. a 17. 365. b 11. 400. b 57. 569. a 30. 680. a 55. 679. a 6.

11. I liue ſaith the Lord, and euerie knee ſhall bow to me, and all tongs ſhall giuegive praiſe vntounto God. 731. a 14.

17. The kingdome of heauen is ſpirituall peace. 303. a 29.

19. Let vsus followe thoſe thinges which concern to edificatiō. 293. a 4

15. 2. Let eueryevery man pleaſe his neighbor in that is good to edification. 293. a 4.

4. VVhat ſoeuer things are vvrittē afore time are written for our learning, that we through pacience, and comforte of the ſcriptures might hauehave hope. 28. b 22. & 106. a 22.

16. That I ſhould be the miniſter of Ieſus Chriſt towards the gentiles, miniſtring the Goſpell of God, that the offering vp of the gentiles might be acceptable. 741. a 30.

16. 21. Timotheus my companion, and Lucius and …aſon and Soſipater my kinſmen ſalute you. 618. b 39.

1. Corinthians.

18. THE preaching of the croſſe, is to them that periſh fooliſhneſſe. 619. b 29.

19. I will deſtroy the wiſdome of the wiſe▪ and will caſt avvay the vnderſtanding of the prudent. 620. b 29. 755. b. 7.

21. For ſeing the world by wiſdome knewe not God in the wiſedome of God, it pleaſed God by the fooliſhneſſe of preaching to ſaue them that beleue. 335. b 8.

2. 4. 5. The word of God is not in entencing ſpeach of mans wiſdome, but in plaine euidence of the ſpirit: that our faith ſhould not bee in the wiſdome of men, but in the power of God 531. a 46.

9. The things which eye hath not ſeen, neither eare hath hard, neither came into mans hart, are, which god hath prepared for them that louelove him. 742. b 17. 808. b 10.

10. 11. 12. God hath reueled his ſecrets vntounto vsus by his ſpirit: for the ſpirit ſearcheth al things, yea, the deepe things of God, and hee is giuen vntounto vsus to knowe thoſe things which are giuen vsus of God. 296. a 55. 742. b 48. 810. a 6.

14. The naturall man perceiueth not the things of the ſpirite of God: for they are fooliſhneſſe vntoo him. 808. b 8. 619. b 29.

3. 6. I hauehave plāted, Apollo watred, but God gaue the increaſe. 810. a 10.

10. As a skilfull maiſter builder, I hauehave laid the foundation. 2. a 16.

18. 19. If any man ſeeme to be wiſe let him be a foole. 223. a 17. 487. b 3. 522. a 5. 522 a 48. 619. b 37. 695. b. 25.

4. 4 5. I know nothing by my ſelf yet I am not therby iuſtined: but he that iudgeth me is the Lord. Iudge nothing before the time, vntill the Lord come, who will lighten things that are hid in darkneſſe, and make the counſels of the hart manifeſt: & then ſhall euerie man hauehave praiſe of God. 131. b 35. 187. b 4. 608. b 23.

7. VVho is it hath preferred thee? 463. a 48.

11. VntoUnto this houre we both hunger and thirſt. 349. b 15. 549. b 4.

12 13. VVe are reuiled, perſecuted, we are made the filth of this world. 350. b 58. 499. b 7.

5. 7. 8. Chriſt was ſacrificed, as the true paſcall Lamb. &c. 11. b 28.

6. 18. Flee fornication: eueryevery ſinne that a man doth, is without the body: but he that committeth fornication ſinneth againſt his owne ſoule. 580. b 38.

19. VVee hauehave our bodies of God▪ & not of ourſelues. 4 12. a 9. 580. b 47

20. Glorifie God in your bodie, & in your ſpirit: for they are Gods. …80. b 47.

7. 29. That thoſe which are rich do as if they were not. 6. b 28 34. b 10.

30. 31. They that buy, as thoughe they poſſeſſed not, and they that vſe this worlde, as though they vſed it not: for the faſhion of this worlde goeth avvay. 61. b 14.

8. 1. Knowledge puffeth vp, but louelove edifieth. 292. a 1 529. b 10.

9. 27. I beate dovvne my body, & bring it vntounto ſubiection, leaſt by any means whē I hauehave preched to others I my ſelf ſhuld he reproued. 71. a 60.

10. 1. Brethren I would not that ye ſhuld be ignorant, that all our fathers were vnderunder the cloud, & al paſſed through the ſea. 153. b 19.

6. 11. All thinges came vntounto them for examples. 166. a 33. 340. a 35.

13. God is faithfull, which wil not ſuffer you to be tempted, aboue that ye are able: but will euen giuegive the iſſue with the temptatiō, that ye may be able to beare. 63 a 29. & 106. b 56 228. b 54. 818. b 54.

31, VVhether we eate or drinke or what ſo euer we do, wee muſt do all in the name of God▪ 9 b 20.

11. 7. A man ought not too couer his heade: for as muche as hee is the image and glorie of God▪ but the woman is the glorie of the man 54. b 32.

11. Neither is the man without the woman, neither the woman without the man, in the Lorde. 55. a 54.

19. There muſte bee hereſies euen among you, …at they which are approued among you, might be knowne. 132 a 24.

32. VVhen wee are iudged, wee are chaſ…ed of the Lord, b…cauſe we ſhould not be condemned with the worlde. 726 a 2. 771. a 60.

12. 7. The manifeſtation of the ſpirite, is giuen too euerie man, too profite withall. 373 b 39 696. b 53.

1. 10. Speake yee all one thing, and that there bee no diſſentions among you. 616. a 58.

13. 3. Though I feede the poore with all my goodes, and hauehave no louelove, it profiteth mee nothing. 49. a 17.

7. LoueLove hopeth al things. 48. b 48

9. 10. VVee knowe in part, and we propheſie in part, but when that which is perfecte is come, then that which is in part, ſhall bee aboliſhed. 37. a 3. & 60. b 57. 152. a 8.

12. Novv we ſee through a glaſſe darkely, but then ſhall wee ſee face to face. Nowe I knowe in parte: but then I ſhal knowe euen as I am knowne. 772. b 36. 241. b 53. 37. a 3. & 60. b. 57. 152. a 8. 632. a 1.

14. 20. Bee not children in vnderſtanding, but as concerning maliciouſneſ…e be childrē. 294. b 19. 378 b 5.

24. 2. If all propheſie, and there come in one that beleeueth no…, hee is rebuked, and iudged of all. And ſo are the ſecretes of his heart made manifeſt. 679. b 46.

27. 28. 29. 30. If any man ſpeake a ſtraunge tong let it be by two, or at the moſte by three, and that by courſe, and let one interprete. &c. 133. b 37. 624. a 10. 696. b 55.

40. Let all things be doone honeſtly and by order 624. a 9.

15. 19. If in this life onelyonly wee hauehave hope, wee are of all men the moſt miſerable. 162. a 29. 341. a 23.

33. Euill ſpeakings corrupt good maners. 236. b 4.

36. O foole, that which thou ſoweſt is not quickned, except it dye. 141 b 30. 368. 269. b 46.

46. That which is naturall goeth before. 212. a 46.

53. That which is corruptible in vsus muſt be aboliſhed 348. a 9.

57. VVee hauehave the victorie through our Lord Ieſus Chriſt. 567. a 6.

58. My beloued brethren, be yee ſted faſt, vnmoueable, aboundant alwayes in the worke of the Lorde, for as much as ye knowe, that your laboure is not in vaine in the Lorde. 71. b 46.

2. Corinthians.

1. …2. GOD hath giuen the earneſt of the ſpirite in our hearts. 284. b 28.

2. 11. VVee knovve the ſuttleties of Satan. 422. a 41.

3. 5. VVee are not ſufficient of our ſelues, to thinke any thing, as of our ſelues: but our ſufficiencie is of God 203. b 5. 253. b 30. 597. … 32.

18. By the ſpi…te of the Lorde we ſhall be chaunged into the image of glorie. 370. b 8.

4. 4. The GOD of this worlde blindeth the mindes of the infidels, that the light of the Goſpell ſhineth not vntounto them 710. a 24.

6. God ſhineth in our heartes, to giuegive the light of the knowledge of the glorie of God in the face of Ieſus Chriſt 212. b 54.

8. Being afflicted on euerie ſide, yet not in diſtreſſe. 158. b 16.

13. VVee beleeue, and therefore we ſpeake. 373. b 37. 696. b 28.

17. Our light affliction which is but for a moment, cauſeth vntounto vsus, a farre more excellent, and an eternall waight of glorie. 136. b 16.

5. 1. VVhen our bodies ſhall bee deſſolued by death, wee hauehave an eternall building in heauen. 278. b 61. 348. a 14. 269. b 46.

2. For therefore vvee ſighe, deſiring to bee clothed with our houſe which is from heauen. 85. a. 14.

4. VVee deſire not to bee vnclothed, but to be clothed vponupon. 506. a 22.

5. God hath giuen the earneſt of the ſpirit in our hearts. 284. b 28.

7. VVe walke by fayth and not by ſight. 60. b 25. 651. a 34.

10. VVee ſhall all appeere before the iudgement ſeate of Chriſt. 731. a 17. 365. b 11. 400. b. 57. 669. a 30. 680. a 55. 679 a 6.

17. If any man bee in Chriſte, let him be a newe creature. 250. a 7. 284 a 25.

18. God hath reconciled vsus to him ſelfe by Ieſus Chriſt, and hath giuen vsus the miniſterie of reconciliation. 444 b 4. 645. b 51 648. a 33.

19. The Goſpell is the worde of reconciliation. 444. b 4.

62. God hath ſayde, I hauehave heard thee in a time accepted, and in the day of ſaluation hauehave I ſuccoured thee: beholde nowe the accepted time, behold nowe the day of ſaluation. 155 b 40 650. a 24.

7. VVe muſt paſſe by the armour of rightuouſneſſe on the right hand and on the left. 554. a 50.

8. VVe muſt paſſe by honor and diſhonour, by euill report and good report. 554. b 5.

10. VVee muſt be as it were ſorrowfull in the middeſt of this ioye. 376. b 18.

17. Come out from among them, and ſeparate your ſelues ſayeth the Lord: and touch no vncleane thing and I will receiue you. 41. a 3.

7. 10. You ſorowed to repentance for godly ſorrow cauſeth repentance vntounto ſaluation. Ye hauehave bene godly ſorie. 11. a 49. & 32. b 36. 64. b 16.

9. 6. He that ſoweth ſparingly ſhal alſo reape ſparingly, & he that ſoweth liberally, ſhall alſo reape liberally. 74. b 46.

7. As euerie one wiſheth in his hart, ſo let him do and not by compulſion. 432. a 52.

10. 4. 5. The weapons of our warfare caſteth downe imaginations, & euerie highe thing that is exalted againſt the knowledge of God. 330. b 38. 675. a 54.

15. VVee muſt not boaſt in that which is without our meaſure. 4…7. a 61.

11. 14. Sathan transformeth him ſelfe into an Angell of light. 22. b 16.

16. Suffer mee that I maye alſo boaſt my ſelfe a little. 249. b 50.

22. They are Hebrues, euenſo am I. 249. b 38.

12. 7. And leſt I ſhould be exalted out of meaſure through the aboundaunce of reuelations, there was geuen vntounto me a pricke in the fleſh, the meſſenger of Satan to buffer me, becauſe I ſhould not be exalted out of meaſure. 25. a 37. 814. b 54.

9. The power of S Paule is made perfect in weakeneſſe. 258. a 5.

17. 18. The manifeſtation of the ſpirite is geeuen to eueryevery one to profite with all.

21. My God abaſe mee amonge you. 14. b 6. 811. b 29.

Galatians.

1. 15 GOD ſeperated me from my moothers wombe, and called me by his grace. 814. b 33.

3. 10. Curſed is eueryevery man that continueth not in all things that are written in the law to doe them. 186. b 45. 261. a 38. 298. b …7. 455. b 35. 575. b 22.

11. No man is iuſtified by the law in the ſight of God. 186. b 45.

13. Chriſt hath redeemed vsus from the curſe of the lawe, when he was made a curſe for vsus. 5…7. a 10.

22. The Scripture hath concluded all vnderunder ſinne. 607. b 35.

4. 6. Becauſe yee were ſonnes, God hath ſent foorth the ſpirite of his ſonne into your hartes. 17. a 25. 651. a 55.

22. Abraham had two ſonnes, one by a ſeruaunt and one by a free woman. 801. b 6.

5. 14. Thou ſhalt louelove thy neighbour as thy ſelfe. 319. b 42

17. The fleſh luſteth againſt the ſpirite, and the ſpirite againſt the fleſh: ſo that ye can not doe the ſame things ye would. 476. b 23. 663. b 18.

25. If we liue in the ſpirite let vsus alſo walke in the ſpirite. 4. a 32. 446. a 56.

6. 1. Bretherne, if any man bee fallen by occaſion in any fault, yee which are ſpirituall, reſtore ſuch one with the ſpirite of meekeneſſe: conſidering thy ſelfe, leſt thou alſo bee tempted 71. b 12.

4. Let eueryevery man proue his owne woorke: and then ſhall hee hauehave reioycing in him ſelfe onelyonly and not in an other. 167. a 4.

5. EueryEvery man ſhall bear his owne burthen. 167. a 2.

9. Let vsus not bee weary of well doing, for in due ſeaſon wee ſhall reape. 587. d 25.

15. In Chriſt Ieſus auayleth not any thing; but a newe creature. 284. b 6.

Epheſians.

1. 4 VVE are choſen of GOD, before the foundation of the world. 638. b 4. 649 a 35.

13. Yee are ſealed with the holy ſpirite of promiſe. 651. a 52.

14. The holy Ghoſt is the earneſt of our inheritance 284 b 74.

17. God geeueth the ſpirit of wiſdome and correction, to hauehave knowledge of …im. 629 a 23.

18. God openeth the eyes of your vnderſtanding, that yee may know what the hope is of the calling, which God hath layde vp for you in heauen. 530. b 52.

2. 2. The prince that ruleth in the aire, which is the ſpirit that now worketh in the children of diſobedience. 25. a 12.

3. VVe were by nature the chyldren of wrath. 274. b 33.

4. God is rich in mercy. 596. b 56.

10. VVee are created vntounto good workes. 2…7. a.

14. Chriſt is our peace whiche hath made of both one, and hath broken the ſtop of the partition wal 815. a 54.

19. VVee are Citizens with the Sainctes, and of the houſhold of god 377. b 14.

3. 9. 10. The Gospell is a ſecret which hath bene hidde from the beginning in God, to the intent that the manifolde wiſdome of GOD might be knowne vntounto principallities and powers in heauenly places by the church. 16. b 39. 220. a 7.

12. VVe hauehave boldneſſe, and entraunce with confidence by Chriſt. 651, a 52.

18. VVe muſt comprehend, what is the bredth, and length, and depth, and heighth 2…0. b 53.

19. VVee muſt know the louelove of our Lorde. 530. b 55.

4. 4. VVe are called in one hope of our calling. 584. b 11

13. Till we all meete together (in the vnitie of faith and knowledge of the ſonne of god) vntounto a perfect man and vntounto the meaſure of the age of the fulneſſe of chriſt. 660. b 19.

14. God gaue miniſters, to the end we ſhould not be wauering, and caried about with eueryevery winde of doctrine. 354 b 43.

19. The Gentilles hauing loſt all feeling, hauehave giuen themſelues vntounto wātones 19. a 28. 440. a 60. 472. a 13. 739. a 3.

14. Put on the new man, which after God is created in righteouſnes, and true holines. 673. a 55.

26. Let not the Sunne goe down vponupon your wrath. 599. a 15.

30 Ye are ſealed by the holy ghoſt vntounto the day of redemption. 651. a 55

32. Be ye courteous one to an other, & tēder harted forgiuing one another, euen as God for Chriſtes ſake forgaue you. 597. b 61.

5. 2. VValke in louelove euen as Chriſt hath loued …, and hath giuē himſelfe for vsus. 597. b 64.

5. No couetous perſon, which is an Idolater, hath any inheritance in the kingdome of God. 591. a 40.

6. Let no man deceiue you with vain words: for for ſuch things commeth the wrath of God vppon the children of diſobedience. 91 b 24. 153 a 43. 364. b 19. 388. a 30. 580. b 29.

8. VValke as children of lyght. 474. b 33.

11. HaueHave no fellowſhip with the vnfruitfull workes of darknes, but euen reproue thē rather. 603. b 30.

25. LoueLove your wiues, as your own bodies. 8. b 21.

6. 5. 6. That maiſters and ſeruauntes know their maiſter is in heauen neither is there any reſpect of perſons with him. 61. b 25. 583. b 32.

12. VVe wraſtell againſt ſpiritual powers, and not againſt fleſhe and bloud. 18. a. 12. 18. b 58. 23. b 8.

16. By the ſhield of faith you may quench all the firie darts of the diuell. 282. a 43.

17. Take the helmet of ſaluation, and thet ſwoorde of the ſpirite, which is the woord of God. 31. a 18.

Philippians.

1. 15. 16. SOme preach chriſt through enuie and ſtrife, ſuppoſing to ad more afflictions to my bondes. 629. a 23.

21 Chriſt is aduantage to me, to liue, and die. 290. b 29.

22. VVhether to liue in the fleſh were profitable for me, and what to choſe… know not. 23. For I am greatly in doubt on both ſides, deſiring to be loſed, & to be with Chriſt which is the beſt of all. 24. Neuertheleſſe, to abide in the fleſhe is more needfull for you. 64 b 45. 118. b 39.

2 2. Fulfill my ioye, that ye bee like minded, hauing the ſame louelove, being of one accorde, and of one iudgement. 249. a 28.

3. EueryEvery man eſteeme another better then himſelfe. 557. a 42. Chriſt made himſelfe of no reputation, taking on him the forme of a ſeruaunt. 58. b 10.

10. At the name of Ieſus ſhould eueryevery knee bow, both of thinges in heauen and thinges in earth, and thinges vnderunder the earth. 731. a 14. 481 b 53.

12. Make an end of your owne ſaluation with feare and tremblinge 135. b 16.

20. I hauehave no man like minded which is more care full for you then Timotheus. 618. b 38.

3 5. I am circumcized, and am of the kindred of Iſraell, of the Tribe of Beniamin, an Hebrue of the Hebrues 249. b 38.

20. Our conuerſation is in heauen. 377. b 14.

21. God ſhall chaunge our vyle bodies, that it may be faſhioned like vntounto his glorious body, according to the working, whereby he is able euen to ſubdue all thinges vntounto himſelfe. 142. a 2.

4 6. VVee muſt make our requeſtes with thankes giuing. 358. a 22

7. The peace of God paſſeth all vnderſtanding and preſerueth our harts and mindes. 6…1. a 8.

12. I hauehave learned to be full, and to be hungrie, and to abounde, and to want. 376. a 48.

Colloſſians.

1. 5. OVr hope is layd vp in heauen 15. Chriſt is the Image of the inuiſible God, the firſt borne of eueryevery creature 17. a 24.

16. In Chriſt were al things made which are in heauen, and which are in earth, thinges viſible and inuiſible: whether they be thrones, or dominions, or Principallities, or powers. All thinges, I ſay, were created, by him and for him. 16. b 39 & 17. a 35. & 81. a 38.

20. The good pleaſure of the father was, too reconcile by him all thinges to himſelfe, & to ſet at peace through the bloud of his croſſe, both the thinges in earth and the thinges in heauen. 81. b 3….

28. VVe preach Chriſt. admoniſhing eueryevery man and teaching eueryevery man in al wiſedome, that we may preſent eueryevery man perfect in Chriſt Ieſus. 87 b 16.

2. 3. All the treaſures of wiſedome and knowledge are hidde in Chriſt. 710. a 22.

14. In putting away the hande wryting, which was contrary to vsus. 12. a 56.

9. In Chriſt dwelleth all the fulneſſe of the Godhead bodely. 370. a 6

17. VVhichWhich are but a ſhadow of thinges to come, but the bodie is in Chriſt.

3. 1. 5. If ye be riſen with chriſt, ſeeke thoſe thinges which are aboue, mortifye your members which are on the earth, fornication, vncleanes, the inordinate affection, euill concupiſcence, and couetouſneſſe which is Idolatrie. 742. b 35.

3. VVee are deade and our life is hid with Chriſt. 60. b 17. 164. a 18. 164. b 22. 278 a 47. 3…0. b 28. 443. a 43. b 45. a 36.

4. VVhen Chriſt which is our life ſhall appeare, then ſhall wee appeare with him in glory. 164. a 16. 164. b 25.

15. The peace of God muſt rule in our hartes. 259. b 15.

17. VVhat ſoeuer ye ſhall doe in word, or deede, doe all in the name of our Lord Ieſus, giuing thankes to God by him. …. b 2.

19. Husbandes louelove your wiues, and be not bitter vntounto them. 8. b 21

4. 6. Let your ſpeach be gracious alwayes, and poudred with ſalt, that ye may know how to aunſwere eueryevery man. 291. a 50.

1. Theſſalonians.

3. 2. VVE hauehave ſente Timotheus our brother, & miniſter of God, and our labour fellow in the goſpell of Chriſt, to ſtabliſhe you and to comfort you touching your fayth. 618. b 39.

4. 8. He therefore that diſpiſeth theſe thinges, diſpiſeth, not man, but God who hath euen giuen you his holy ſpirite. 345. a 8.

5. 3. VVhen they ſhall ſay, peace and ſafetie, then ſhall come vppon them ſodaine deſtruction. 305. a 40. 393. a 61. 394. a 48. 417. a 10. 518. b 10 66. b 36. 682. a 10.

5. VVee are the children of light. 474. a 10.

1. …. Exhort one an other, and edifie one an other, euen as yee doe 70. a 17. 293. a 6.

17. Pray continually. 358. a 2….

2. Theſſalonians.

…. 5. OVr afflictions are a token of the iuſt iudgement of God. 361. a 50.

6. It is a righteous thing with God to recompence tribulation too them that trouble you. 71. b 49. 182. a 5. 341. b 30.

7. And to you which are troubled reſte with vsus in that day when the Lord ſhall ſhew himſelfe, from heauen. 71. b 46. & 137. b 40. 341. b 30.

2. 8. The wicked man ſhall bee reuealed, whom the Lord ſhall conſume vvith the ſpirite of his mouth, and ſhall aboliſhe with the brightneſſe of his comming. 276. a 26. 311. b 23.

9. 10. The comming of the vvicked man is by the working of Satan with al power & ſignes, & lying wō ders, and in al deceiuablenes, among them that periſh, becauſe they receiued not the louelove of the truth 19. a 24 & 24. b 5. 241. b 23.

11. Therefore God ſhall ſende them ſtronge deluſion, that they ſhould beleeue lyes. 24. b 5.

3. 13. Be not wearie in well doing 587. b 25.

1. Timothee.

1. 16. FOr this cauſe vvas I receiued to mercy, that Ieſus Chriſt ſhould firſt ſhew on me al long ſuffering. 278. a 18.

2. 4. God vvill that all men ſhal be ſaued. 7. b 40.

3. 8. Hauing the miſterie of the fayth, in pure conſcience. 461. a 13.

4. 5. EueryEvery creature is ſanctified by the woord of God and prayer. 9. b 26.

3. Godlineſſe hath promis, not onelyonly of euerlaſting life, but of lyfe preſent. 72. b 58 568. a 36.

51. 21. I charge thee before the Lord, and the elect Angels, 298. b 22

21. Drinke no longer water, but vſe a little vvine for thy ſtomaks ſake 617. a 5.

6. 16. God onelyonly hath, immortality 8. 1, a 3. & 141. a 49. 151. a 35. 733. b 54.

17. 88. 19. Charge them that are rich in this worlde that they be not hye minded, and that they truſt not in vncertain riches, but in the liuing god (which hath giuē vsus aboundātly all things to enioy.) That they doe good, and be rich in good woorkes, and readie to diſtribute, and communicate, laying vp for themſelues in ſtore, a good foundation againſt the time to come, that they may obtaine eternall life. 6. b 17. 34. b 14. 386. b 61. 593 a 52.

2. Timothee.

2. 5. IF any man ſtriue for a maiſtry. he is not crovvned except he ſtriue as he ought to doe. 279. b 53.

22. Flee from the luſts of youth. 617. a 1.

3. 13. The euell men and deceiuers, ſhall vvaxe vvorſe & worſe, deceiuing, and being deceiued. 132. b 4.

16. EueryEvery ſcripture is giuen by the inſpiration of God, and is profitable to teach, to improue, to correct, and to inſtruct in righteouſneſſe. 70. a 43 251. a 11. 526. b 2.

Hebrues.

1. 3. THe Sonne is the brightneſſe of the glory, and the ingraued forme of the perſon of the Father. 17. a 24. 710. a 24.

14. Are they not all miniſtring ſpirites, ſent foorth to miniſter. 17. a 46. 486. b 42.

2. 14. That hee might deſtroye through death, him that had povver of death, that is the deuill. 25. a 30.

16. Ieſus Chriſt tooke not the Angels, but he tooke the ſeede of Abraham. 17. b 5.

18. Chriſt ſuffered in being tempted. 577 b 43.

4. 12. The woorde of God is a two edged ſvvoorde, and entereth through euen vntounto the deuiding a ſunder of the ſoule, and of the ſpirit, and of the ioynts, and of the marow &c. 410. b 19. 437. a 55. 446. b 4. 474 a 4. 539. b 42.

13. All thinges are naked and open vntounto his eyes with vvhom wee hauehave to doe. 149. a 6.

15. VVee hauehave not an hye prieſt which can not bee touched with the feeling of our infirmities, but was in all things tempted in like ſort, yet vvithout ſinne. 146. b 7. 577. b 43. 816. b 20.

5. 4. Aaron ought to offer for ſinnes. 816. b 1.

6. Thou art a prieſt for euer after the order of Melchizedech. 816. b 29.

6. 10. God is not vnrighteous, that he ſhould forget your woorke, and labour of louelove, vvhichwhich ye ſhevved toward his name, in that ye miniſtred to the ſainctes, and yet miniſter 71. b 46. 700. a 20.

12. Through faith, and patience, we inherite the promiſes. 564. a 48.

19. 20. VVee holde hope, as an Ancker of the ſoule, both ſure, and ſtedfaſt, and it entereth into that which is within the varle, whether the fore runner is for vsus entered in, euen Ieſus that is made an hie prieſt for euer, after the order of Melchizedech. 233. a 20. 817. b 52.

8. 5. The giftes of the law ſerue vntounto the paterne and ſhadovve of heauenly thinges. 13 b 28.

10. 11. 12. Sacrificators coulde not take avvay ſinnes by their ſacrifices: but Ieſus Chriſt after hauinge offered one ſacrifice for ſinnes ſitteth for euer at the right hand of God. 817. b 52.

9. 24. Chriſt is not entred into holy places made with hands, vvhichwhich are ſimilitudes of the true ſanctuary: but is entred into very heauen, to appeare now in the ſight of God for vsus 817. b 52.

10. 20 Chriſt through the vayle, that is, his fleſhe, hath prepared the way, by the which we hauehave boldnes to enter into the holy place. 227. b 25

31. It is a fearfull thing to fal in to the hands of the liuing God. 309. a 44. 590. a 5. 643. a 24.

35. Your confidence ſhall hauehave great recompence of rewarde. 564. a 48.

11. 1. Fayth is the euidence of things, vvhichwhich are not ſeene. 421. b 26

4. By fayth Abell offered vntoo God a more excellent ſacrifice then Caine. 12. a 33

6. VVithout fayth it is vnposſible to pleaſe God &c. And that he is a rewarder of them that ſeeke him. 72. b 29.

7. Noe through the Arke condemned the worlde. 3. a 50.

9. Abraham aboade in the land of promiſe as in a ſtraunge countrie. 407. b 29.

17. By fayth Abraham offered vpl…aac. 12. b 12.

12. 5. 6. Diſpiſe not the chaſtening of the lord, neyther ſaint when thou art rebuked of him, for vvhom he loueth, he chaſteneth, and ſcourgeth eueryevery ſonne that hee receyueth. 155. a 10. 771. a 60.

11. No chaſtiſing for the preſent ſeemeth to be ioyous, but grieuous: but afterwarde it bringeth the quiet fruit of righteouſnes 105. b 15.

12. Lift vp your handes vvhichwhich hand dovvne and your vveake knees. 70. b 40. 486. a 52. 659. a 32. 767. a 61.

14. Follow peace vvith all men, and holineſſe, without the vvhichwhich no man ſhall ſee the Lord. 603. b 41.

18. 19. Ye are notcōe vntounto the moū tain that might be touched, nor burningfire, nor to blackenes, & darkneſſe, and tempeſt, and ſounde of a trumpet, and the voyce of vvoordes, which they that hearde it, excuſed themſelues, that the worde ſhould be ſpoken to them no more. 79. b 12.

19. Ye are not com to the ſounde of a trumpet▪ and the voice of words which they that hard it, excuſed thē ſelues, that the woord ſhould not be ſpoken to them any more. 754. a 4.

29. God is a conſuming fire. 395. a 30. 643. a 28.

Iames.

1, 4. PAtience muſt hauehave a perfect vvorke, that wee may be perfect and whole. 814. a 26.

5. If any lacke wiſedome, let him aske it of God. 343. b 3. 692. b 21.

6. 7. He that asketh in fayth, receiueth that vvhichwhich he asketh: but he that doubteth, is like a waue of the ſea, toſte of the winde. 449. a 44. 651. b 26.

9. Let the brother of low degree reioyce that he is exalted. 677. a 12.

10 The rich ſhall vaniſh away, as the flower of the graſſe. 441. b 24.

11. The heat of the ſunne withereth all 441. b 29.

14. 15. EueryEvery one is tempted, when hee is dravvne away by his ovvne concupiſcence, then when luſt hath conceiued, it bringeth foorth ſinne, and ſinne when it is finiſhed, bringeth foorth death. 569. a 55.

21. Receiue vvith meekneſſe the vvoorde that is graffed in you. 659. b 59.

1. 8. Thou ſhalt louelove thy neighbour as thy ſelfe. 319. b 42.

10. VVhoſoeuer ſhall keepe the whole lawe, and yet fayleth in one point, he is guiltie of all. 186, b 50. 574. a 47. 575. b 23.

13. There ſhall bee iudgement mercileſſe, to him that ſheweth no mercy. 75. a 16. & 76. a 59. 328. b 13. 431. b 57. 585. b 48.

16. If any man ſay to the poore depart in peace, warme your ſelues, and fill your bellies, notvvithſtanding ye geue them not thoſe things that are needfull to the bodie, vvhat helpeth it. 585. a 61.

3. 1. Be not many maiſters. 541. a 4.

2. If any man ſinne not in word, he is a perfect man, and able to bridle all the bodie. 47. b 29. 251. b 18.

4. 6. God reſiſteth the proude. 246. b 42.

13. To day and tomorrovv vvee will goe into ſuch a citye, and continue there a yeare, and buye and ſell, and get gaine. 66. a 16.

5. 4. The hire of the labourers, whiche hauehave reaped your fieldes (which is of you kept back by fraud) crieth, & the cries of thē vvhichwhich hauehave reaped, are entered into the eares of the Lord of hoſtes 610. b 4.

11. VVee counte them bleſſed which hauehave endured, you hauehave hard of the pacience of IOB, and hauehave knowen what end the Lorde made. 729. a 47. & 1. a 37. 359. b 25. 818. b 39.

13. If any amōg you be afflicted let him pray. 63. a 48. 376. b 14.

20. VVhoſoeuer ſhall conuert a ſinner ſhall ſaue a ſoule. 648. a 61.

1. Peter.

1. 2. VVE are elected according to the forknowledge of God vntounto ſanctification of the ſpirit, to obey and to bee ſprinckled with the blood of Ieſus Chriſt. 652. b 67.

5. 7. 9. It behoueth that vve be ſorowfull in diuers temptations, that the tryal of our faith might be found vntounto praiſe, honor, and glory, at the appearing of Ieſus Chriſt. 21. b 50. & 132. a 38.

The end of faith, is the ſaluation of our ſoules. 132. a 37.

7. The tryall of our faith is much more precious then tried gold. 164. b 53. 341. a 35.

17. It behoueth that we paſſe the time of our dwelling here in feare: for God iudgeth vvithout reſpect of perſons, according too eueryevery mans▪ worke. 135. b 16.

18. 19. VVee are redeemed with the precious bloud of Ieſus Chriſte▪ and not vvith golde and ſiluer, 727. b 2.

24. All fleſh is as graſſe, and all the glory of man is as the flovver of graſſe. The graſſe withereth, and the flower falleth away. 441. b 25.

2. 2. As new borne babes, deſire the ſincere milke of the worde, that ye may grovv thereby. 294. b 21.

3. Condēnation ſhall not be ſlackened vppon thoſe that follow their vvickednes. 411. a 30.

3 7. Likewiſe ye husbands dwel vvith your wiues as men of knowledge &c. 8. b 21.

10. 11. If any man long after life and to ſee good daies, let him refrain his tongue from euill, and his lippes that they ſpeake no guile, let him eſchew euill and doe good▪ let him ſeeke peace, and folow it. 75. a 39.

14. Bleſſed are ye vvhen ye ſuffer for righteouſnes ſake. 554. a 34.

4. 11. If any man ſpeake▪ let him talke as the words of God. 130. b 52.

12. Thinke it not ſtraunge concerning the firie tryall, for the time is come that iudgement muſt begin at the houſe of God▪ and if it firſt be ginne at vsus, what ſhall the end be of them which obey not the goſpell of God. 812 a 60. 812. a 16.

5. 5. God reſiſteth the proude, & giueth grace to the humble. 246. b 43

6. Humble your ſelues vnderunder the mightie hande of God, that he may exalt you in due time. 107. a 29. 154. b 55. 376. b 35. 699. b 15.

7. Caſt all your care vppon God: for he is carefull for vsus. 211, b 18.

8. Your aduerſary the diuell as a roring Lion, walketh about, ſeeking whom he may deuour. 17. b 59 & 18 a 38. & 18. b 49. & 39. b 10.

2. Peter.

1. 9. HE that hath not the vertue is blinde. 536. a 50.

19. VVe hauehave a moſt ſure woord of the Prophets, to the which ye doe vvel, that ye take heed, as vntounto a light that ſhineth in a darke place, vntill the day dawne, and the day ſtarre ariſe your harts. 335. b 19.

2. 4. God ſpared not his Angels that ſinned, but caſt them downe into hell, & deliuered them into chains of darkneſſe, to be kept vntounto damnation. 217. b 47. & 60. b 38.

5. God ſpared not the old world, but ſaued Noe the eight perſon a preacher of righteouſnes, & brought in the floud vppon the world of the vngodly. 740 b 15.

1. Iohn.

9. IF we acknovvledge our ſinnes, god forgiueth vsus them. 396. b 57

10. If we ſay vvee are no ſinners, we make God a lyar. 607. b 32,

2. 1. If any man ſinne, vve hauehave an aduocate vvith the father, Ieſus Chriſt. 333 b 45.

3. 1. VVee are called the ſonnes of God. 810. a 8.

2. VVee knovv that when God ſhall appeare, we ſhall bee like him, for we ſhall ſee him as he is. 39. b 3. 454. a 50. 733. b 57.

19. God is greater then our hart, & knoweth al thinges. 328. a 52.

20. For if our hart condemne vsus, God is greater thē our hart & knovveth all things. 168. b 12. 473. b 10.

4. 1. Beleeue not eueryevery ſpirit, but try the ſpirites whether they are of God. 609. a.

18. There is no feare in louelove, but perfect louelove caſteth feare. 529. b 25.

5. 14. This is the aſſurance that we hauehave in him, that if we aske any thing according to his vvill, he heareth vsus. 119. a 14.

19. VVee know that vvee are of God. 130. b 20.

Iude.

1. 6. THe Angels vvhichwhich kept not their firſt eſtate but le…t theyr ovvne habitation, he hath reſerued in euerlaſting chaines vnderunder darknes vntounto the iudgement of the great day 17. b 47. & 60. b 38.

Apocalipſe.

1. 7. BEholde hee commeth vvyth cloudes, and eueryevery eye ſhall ſee him: yea euen they which pearſed him through, and all kindreds of the earth ſhall wa…le before him, 615. b 22.

6. 16. And ſayde to the mountaines and rockes, fall on vsus, & hide vsus from the preſence of him that ſitteth on the throane, and from the vvrath of the lambe. 519. a 53. 644. b 44.

21. 23. And the citye hath no need of the ſun neither of the moon to ſhine in it: for the glory of God d…d light it, and the Lambe is the light of it. 474. a 17.

22. 5. And there ſhalbe no night there, and they need no candle, neither light of the ſunne: for the Lord God giueth them light, & they ſhall raigne for euermore. 474. a 17.

12. 10. Satan is the accuſer of our bretherne. 21. a 9.

FINIS.

¶ A TABLE OF THE PRINCIPALL MATTERS CONTAYNED IN THIS BOOKE.

The firſt number ſignifieth the page: the letter. a. the firſt Collumne of the page, and b. the ſeconde Collumne: the laſt number, ſignifieth the lyne of the Collumne.