SectionQueſtions hereupon aryſe two.
SectionHow theſe Rabbines ſhoulde diſanull S. Paul.
SectionA confutation of theſe Rabbines from them ſelues.
SectionThe plainnes of the text.
SectionA ſuffering togeather of Scriptures, where one is wounded.
SectionHow Moſes muſt needes be vnderſtoode.
SectionA proofe from the Greeke tranſlation.
SectionThe approbation of the Greeke.
SectionArgumentes direct agaynſt caſting the fiue yeeres higher, then from the ſpeech concerning Abraham.
SectionAn explication of S. Stephens wordes.
SectionOf the thirde knot.
SectionAn Obiection.
SectionAunſwere.
SectionExamples of helpes by great ſummes.
SectionOf the 65. yeeres in Eſay. 7.
SectionOf vniuerſall errours of the Iewes, inuented, continued, and helde yet, of malice againſt Chriſt: and…
SectionOf the captiuitie of Babylon, that the 70. yeeres muſt be reckoned from the firſt of Nebucadnezar.
SectionThree captiuities of Iudah were made by Nebucadnezar.
SectionThat the Iewes nation begin the 70. of captiuitie, from the firſt of Nebucadnezar, theſe ſhew.
SectionThe ſeconde Captiuitie, that of Iechonias is of 62. yeeres, not 70.
SectionOf the thirde Captiuitie, of 52. yeeres ſince the 18. of Nebucadnezar.
SectionGreekes of the ſame minde.
SectionInconueniences that woulde folowe them that begin the 70. from the ſecond or thirde captiuitie.
SectionAn obiection out of Henry Wolphius.
SectionAnſwere.
SectionAn obiection from Ezek. 40.
SectionAunſwere.
SectionOf the fourth, and laſt poynt.
SectionAſſertions touching the certaynty of this text.
SectionWhat paradoxes they fall into, which exceede, for the Perſians tyme, to make it 200. yeeres, or more: how…
SectionOf the Angels partition.
SectionOf the Lordes day.
SectionOf the Iubilees.
SectionThe conqueſt of 7. yeeres, and partition.
SectionOf the firſt Iubilee.
SectionOf the ſeauenth Iubilee.
SectionOf the ſeauenteenth Iubilee.
SectionOf the laſt Iubilee.