Demurrer to the Jews 2, Errata (1 of 2)
ERRATA.
Title p. for quandam read quorundam. p. 9. l. 12. eſt, r. et. p. 12. l. 7. homes, r. houſes. p. 22. l. 21. p. 23. l. 26, r. Iuvel. p. 37. ſix, r. ten. p. 48. l. 3. quod. l. 8. co…um. p. 51. l, 16. ex…aecati. p. 70. l. 2. dele record. p. 88. l. 1. receive, revive.
A ſhort Demurrer to the Jews long diſcontinued Remitter into ENGLAND.
HOw the Nation of the Jewes (once aDeut. 7. 6. c. 14. &c. 26. 19.Gods own beloved, ſpeciall, choſen People) after their bActs 2. 22. 1 Theſſ. 2. 15, 16.malitious crucifying of our Saviour Jeſus Chriſt, and imprecation, That cMat. 27. 25.his Bloud might be on them and their children, were for this d1 Theſſ. 2. 15, 16.their crying ſinne especially, made the ſaddeſt Spectacles of divine Juſtice, and humane Miſery of all other Nations in the World, being quite extirpated out of their own Land, almoſt totally deleted by the ſword, peſtilence, famine; carried away Captives, and diſperſed like ſo many Vagabonds over the face of the whole Earth, as the very off-ſcowring of the world, and execration, deriſion of all other people, having no place, City, Form of Government, or Republike of their own, in any corner of the Univerſe; (according to Gods Comminations against them, Levit. 26. 14. to 46. Deut. 28. 15. to 68. Jer. 9. 10. c. 13. 24. Ezech. 5. 2. to the mid. c. 12. 15. c. 22. 15. Mich. 1. 21. Mat. 24.) Or what baniſhments, puniſhments, oppoſitions, reſtraints by penal Laws, ſuppreſſions of their Synagogues, Ceremonies, they have received in all ages from Chriſtian Kings, Princes, Republikes in Forreign parts, for their implacable malice, blaſphemie againſt our Saviour Jeſus Chriſt, Chriſtians, Chriſtian Religion, and other Crimes and Miſdemeanors to which they are moſt addicted, is not the ſubject of my intended Brief Diſcourſe, and ſo fully related by Joſephus, Egeſippus, Euſebius, Nicephorus, Zonaras, Paulus Diaconus, the Magdeburgian Centuriators, out of them and other Hiſtorians, in their 2. to their 13 Centuries, chap. 14, and 15. in Baronius his Annals, and H…yl…s Microcoſm, p. 568, 569, 570. where all may peruſe them, that I ſhall not ſpend time to recite them, but wholly confine my ſelf to a Brief Relation of their firſt admiſſion into, their ill deportment, miſdemeanors, ſufferings, popular inſurrections againſt them in, and their final baniſhment by Judgement and Edict of Parliament out of England, never to return again, collected out of the beſt Hiſtorians: to which I ſhall ſubjoyn, a taste only of ſuch Laws, Scriptures, and Reaſons, as ſeem ſtrongly to plead againſt their readmiſſion into our Iſland, eſpecially at this ſeaſon.