Tropes and Figures, Table of contents – Errata
A TABLE OF The Heads of thoſe Metaphors, Similes, borrowed Terms, Types, Figures, and other chief Things, inſiſted upon in this Book.
THe Divine Authority of the Holy Scripture aſſerted and vindicated, Page j, to xvj
The Fifth HEAD of Metaphors, Similes, &c.
GRace compared to Salt, Page 1
Truth compared to a Girdle, Page 3
Righteouſneſs a Breaſt-plate, Page 9
Faith a Shield, Page 13
Faith more precious than Gold, Page 15
Hope an Helmet, Page 22
Hope an Anchor, Page 25
Love compared to Death and the Grave, and to Flames of Fire, Page 30, 31
Love compared to Wine, Page 32
Baptiſm a Burial, Page 35
The Lord's Supper, Page 38
Chriſt our Paſſeover, Page 45
The Sixth HEAD, &c. concerning Angels, and the Soul of Man.
Angels Watchers, Page 50
Angels Morning-Stars, Page 52
Angels Sons of God, Page 53
Angels God's Hoſt, Page 55
Angels compared to the Face of a Man, a Lion, an Ox, and an Eagle, Page 57
Angels compared to the Wind, and Flames of Fire, Page 61
Angels called Horſes, red, white, ſpeckled, &c. Page 63, 64
Soul of Man compared to a Ship, Page 64
Spirit of Man a Candle, Page 67
Conſcience a Witneſs, Page 69
The Seventh HEAD &c. concerning God's Church.
CHurch a City, Page 76, to 85
Church compared to the Moon, Page 86
Church the Temple of God, or the Anti-type of Solomon's Temple, Page 87
Church the Anti-type of the Second Temple, Page 89
Church called an Olive-Tree, Page 91
Church compared to an Inn, Page 92
Church a Vine, Page 93
Church compared to a Dove, Page 94
Church compared to the Body natural, Page 97
Church a Vineyard, Page 99
Church called a Virgin, Page 102
Church a Wife, Page 103
Church compared to a Buſh on fire, Page 106
Church compared to a Mother, Page 109
Church a Garden, Page 112
Church a Lilly among Thorns, Page 115
Church compared to a Merchant-Ship, Page 118
Church a Golden Candleſtick, Page 120
Church called a Flock of Sheep, Page 121
Church compared to an Houſe, Page 123
Church a Family, Page 128
The Eighth HEAD, &c. concerning, 1. Men in general, 2. Good Men, 3. Wicked Men.
MAn compared to Earth, Page 133
Man compared to a Worm, Page 135
Man compared to a Flower, Page 138
Concerning the Saints, or Good Men.
Saints called Babes, Page 140
Saints Children, Page 142
Saints Heirs, Page 145
Saints Eagles, Page 146
Saints Souldiers, Page 148, to 161
Saints Runners, Page 162
Saints the Salt of the Earth, Page 166
Saints Merchants, Page 168
Saints Pilgrims, Page 170
Saints compared to Palm-Trees, Page 175
Saints compared to Wheat, Page 178
Saints compared to Light, Page 180
Saints compared to Cedars, Page 182
Saints compared to Myrtle-Trees, Page 184
Saints compared to Willows, Page 185
Saints why called Veſſels, Page 186
Saints why called Lions, Page 188
Saints compared to Gold, Page 190
Saints compared to Doves, Page 192
Some Saints like Lambs in a large Place, Page 193
The Heart of a Saint compared to an Heart of Fleſh, Page 194
Saints Stewards, Page 195
Saints why called Jewels, Page 196
Saints why called Kings, Page 199
Saints called Prieſts, Page 200
Concerning Wicked Men.
Wicked Men Captives, Page 201
Wicked Men why called Sluggards, Page 209
Wicked Men Fools or Idiots, Page 211
Some wicked Men like painted Sepulchres, Page 215
Wicked Men compared to Swine, Page 216
Wicked Men Debtors, Page 219
Wicked Men why called the Red of God, Page 221
Wicked Men compared to Tares, Page 222
Wicked Men compared to Chaff, Page 223
Wicked Men compared to Thorns, Page 224
Wicked Men compared to Mountains, Page 225
Wicked Men dead in Sin, what meant thereby, Page 227, 228
Wicked Men mad, or beſides themſelves, Page 231
Wicked Men called Dogs, Page 232
Wicked Men called Bulls, Page 235
Wicked Men called Lions, Page 237
Wicked Men compared to Foxes, Page 241
Wicked Men compared to Goats, Page 243
Wicked Men compared to Thieves, Page 245
Wicked Men naked, Page 247
Wicked Men Vipers, Page 248
Wicked Men poor and miſerable, Page 250
The Heart of a Wicked Man like a Rock Page 251
Wicked Men why called Eagles Page 253
Wicked Men why called Devils Page 254
The Ninth HEAD, &c. concerning True Miniſters, Falſe Miniſters, and Falſe Churches.
TRue Miniſters why called Angels Page 256
True Miniſters Stars, why ſo called Page 258
Chriſt's Miniſters called Labourers Page 259
Chriſt's Miniſters called Watchmen Page 265
Chriſt's Miniſters why called Trumpeters ibid
Miniſters Chriſt's Spokeſmen Page 267
Chriſt's Miniſters why called Clouds Page 269
Chriſt's Miniſters why called Fathers Page 271
Chriſt's Miniſters called Planters Page 273
Chriſt's Miniſters called Shepherds Page 281
Chriſt's Miniſters Ambaſſadors Page 282
Chriſt's Miniſters called Rulers Page 287
Concerning Falſe Teachers.
Falſe Teachers why compared to Wolves Page 291
Falſe-Teachers called Foxes Page 293
Falſe-Teachers called Wells without Water Page 293
Falſe-Teachers why called Clouds without Rain, Page 294
Falſe-Teachers called Deceivers Page 294
Falſe Churches.
Myſtery Babylon, or the Great Whore, proved to be the preſent State and Church of Rome Page 297, to 330
The Tenth HEAD of Metaphors, concerning Sin and the Devil.
SIn why called a Thief Page 331
Sin a Debt Page 335
Sin an heavy Burthen, Page 343
Sin a Sting, Page 344
Sin a Wound, Page 345
Sin a Plague, Page 349
Sin compared to deadly Poyſon, Page 350
Sin a Sickneſs, Page 352
Sin compared to an abominable Vomit, Page 354
Sin an Ʋncleanneſs, or nothing ſo loathſom as Sin, Page 355
Sin compared to Gray-Hairs, Page 357
Concerning the Devil.
The Devil why called the God of this World, Page 359
The Devil why called a Prince, Page 360
The Devil a Hunter, Page 361
The Devil a Fowler, Page 362
The Devil why called a Lion, Page 363
The Devil why called a Dragon, Page 364
The Devil a Serpent, Page 365
The Eleventh HEAD, &c. concerning the Means of Grace, and Providence.
THe Day of Grace, what, Page 367
Means of Grace compared to Summer, Page 369
Means of Grace compared to Harveſt, Page 369
Godlineſs called a Trade, largely opened, Page 371, 376
Of Providence and Afflictions.
Afflictions compared to Clouds, Page 377
Afflictions compared to Fire, Page 378
Afflictions why called a Rod, Page 379
Afflictions compared to a Furnace, Page 381
Afflictions compared to Winter, ibid
Afflictions compared to Darkneſs, Page 383
Afflictions compared to Tempeſts, Page 385
Afflictions compared to a Flood, Page 386
Afflictions compared to great Heat, Page 387
Afflictions compared to Wormwood and Gall, Page 388
Afflictions called God's Arrows: God hath many ſharp Arrows, Page 389
The Twelfth and Laſt HEAD, concerning the World, the Life of Man, and the four laſt Things.
THe World compared to a Wilderneſs, Page 391
THe World a Field, Page 392
The End of the World why called an Harveſt, ibid
Of the Life of Man.
The Life of Man compared to a ſwift Poſt, Page 393
The Life of Man compared to a ſwift Ship, ibid
The Life of Man compared to an Eagle haſtening to her Prey, Page 394
The Life of Man compared
To a Weaver's Shuttle, Page 394, 395, 396
To the Wind, Page 394, 395, 396
To a Cloud, Page 394, 395, 396
To a Flower, Page 394, 395, 396
To a Shadow, Page 394, 395, 396
Of Death.
The Body of Man in the Grave compared to Seed ſown, Page 398
Death compared to Sleep, Page 398, 399
Death a Departure, Page 400
Death a Reſt, ibid
Of the Reſurrection.
The Reſurrection compared to the Morning, Page 401
The Reſurrection compared to an awaking out of Sleep. Page 402
The Reſurrection-Day a Man's Reaping-Day, Page 403
Reſurrection-Day, a Saint's Coronation-Day, Page 405
Of the Judgment-Day.
The Day of Judgment called an Aſſize, Page 406, 407
Of Heaven.
Heaven called Paradiſe, Page 407
Heaven the Crown of Life, Page 409
Of Hell.
Hell a Furnace of Fire, Page 410
Hell utter Darkneſs, Page 411
Moſes's Vail removed, OR, A Treatiſe of TYPES.
ADam wherein a Type of Chriſt, Page 413
Noah how a Type of Chriſt, ibid
Melchiſ deck a Type of Chriſt, Page 414
Abraham a Type of Chriſt, Page 415
Iſaac a Type of Chriſt, ibid
Jacob how a Type of Chriſt, Page 416
Jacob's Ladder a Tyye of Chriſt, ibid
Joſeph in what reſpect a Type of Chriſt, Page 416, 417
Moſes in how many things a Type of Chriſt, ibid
Sampſon a Type of Chriſt, Page 418
David in ten things a Type of Chriſt, Page 418, 419
Solomon in how many things a Type of Chriſt, Page 420
Eliſha a Type of Chriſt, ibid
Jonah wherein a Type of Chriſt, ibid
Zerubbabel a Type of Chriſt, ibid
Aaron a Type of Chriſt, Page 421
The High-Prieſt a Type of Chriſt, Page 421, 422, 423
What the Tabernacle was a Type of, Page 423, 424
The Vail of the Holieſt, what it was a Type of, Page 424
The Ark a Type of Chriſt, Page 425
The Mercy-Seat a Type of Chriſt, ibid
The Table of Shewbread what a Type of, ibid
The Candleſtick what a Type of, Page 426
The Altar of Perfume a Type of Chriſt, ibid
The Altar of Burnt Offering a Type of Chriſt, Page 427
The Brazen Laver what it was a Type of, ibid
The Sacrifice of Beaſts a Type of Chriſt, Page 428
The Burnt-Offering of Fowls a Type of Chriſt, Page 429
The Daily Sacrifice a Type of Chriſt, ibid
The Sin-Offering a Type of Chriſt, ibid
The Meat-Offering what it was a Type of, Page 430
The Peace-Offering, and what it was a Type of, Page 431
The ſolemn yearly Sacrifice of the Bullock and He-Goat, a Type of Chriſt, opened in nine Things Page 432
The Scape Goat a Type of Chriſt ibid
The red Heifer a Type of Chriſt, Page 433
Circumciſion what it was a Type of, ibid
The Rock that was ſmitten a Type of Chriſt, Page 434
Pillar of Cloud and Fire a Type of Chriſt, ibid
Paſſeover a Type of Chriſt Page 435
PHILOLOGIA SACRA. The Second Part. The Schemes or Figures in Scripture opened.
OF the Figures of a Word Page 1
Of a Paranomaſia Page 3
Of Antanaclaſis Page 4
Of the Figures of a Sentence in Logiſm Page 5, to 11
Of an Eroteſis, or Interrogation Page 12
Of Figures of a Sentence in Dialogiſm Page 14
Of other Schemes of Sentences, and Amplifications, Page 15 to 25
A Learned Diſcourſe of TYPES, PARABLES, &c. wherein you have,
1. The Definition of a Type, Page 25 to 28
2. The Diviſion of Types; Page 28
3. Prophetical Types, and typical and ſymbolical actions, ibid.
4. Prophetical and Typical Viſions, Page 29
5. An Hiſtorical Type, and its firſt Diviſion. Page 31
6. Other Diviſions of an Hiſtorical Type Page 41
7. Nine Canons or Rules expounding Types, Page 41 to 45
Of PARABLES.
Wherein ſhall be given, 1. The Definition of the Word and Thing. 2. Its Diviſion. 3. Canons reſpecting it. Page 46, &c.
ERRATA.
PAge 25. line 35. for Faith, read Hope. P. 27. l. 29. for he undertook, read, he hath undertaken. P. 269. l. 2. dele for. P. 336. l. 27. dele viz.