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Commentary on the Old Testament Volume 2-4 · John Mayer

Commentary on the Old Testament Volume 2-4, Errata 3

ERRATA.

Esay, chap. 4. 6. read meal for meat, 5. 1. Hebrai for Hebrew, 5. 8. they think all things, for they think they want all, v. 24. for free, fire, c. 6. 2. for cover the Seraph. cover their feet. 8. 20. for written, unwritten, for followed, followeth, 16. for a thousand, an hundreth, 26. for nine, three, 15. 4. for near the dead, the dead sea, c. 21. 18. for The, Thus, 23, 8. for worldly, worldly glory, c. 24. 16. for too far, too too far fetcht, c. 27. 11. for magneticall, magnificall, 30. 23. for apply, aptly, 49. 8. for world, word. Jer. 5. 1. for us, others, 11. 16. for fruitful, faithful, 12. 1. for gravior, graviore, ch. 18. 12. for perfit, persist, 26. 10. for Caldeans, Calde. 30. 1. for there, therefore, 38. 7. R. Salomon for King Salomon. Ezek. p. 368 for their only, not only for, p. 36. for foreign. 37. 2. for tother, together, c. 2. 3. for men, him, 3. 12. for finding, filling, 17. 22. for stuble, stub. 20. 37. for foreign, 21. 23. for foreign, 42. 3. for afflictions, affections, c. 43. 7. for Daniel, David. p. 493. for naturally, perpetually, for wayes, dayes. … Daniel, Hos. Joel, &c. … chap. 2. 48 for any wicked, not any wicked, 7. 5. for Kimtri, Kimhi. 1. 9. for fit, let, 1…. 22. for New Testament, New Translation, 11. 38. for judgement, indignation, p. 578. for to a, and Hos. 2. 2. for sinns, sinum, v. 11. for foreign, and for foreign, p. 641. for stake, state, p. 667. for was tyed, was not tyed, 671 for grown enough, grown fat enough, 672. for foreign, 698. for to act, coact. 702. for foreign. 704. for Es. 50. Esa. 58. 718. for have after, hawke after, Zepha. 2. 4. for foreign. Zech. 8. 1. for above, as one, Mal. 1. 3. for peoples, countreys.

There is already published by the same Authour a Comment upon the whole New Testament, as also a like Comment upon the Historicall part of the Old Testament, beginning with Joshua and ending with Esther. To both which two more are to be added by the same Author, one upon the Pentateuch or five Bookes of Moses, the other upon Job, Psalmes, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and the Canticles, as being already in a good part printed and tgoether to come forth about Easter term, the which will make up a compleat Comment upon the whole Bible. A work never publisht by any Authour before.