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A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament

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Heavenly Jerusalem the Mother of us all, Gal. 4.26.

Remark the Sixth, The soundest Interpretation of this Vision among all Human Interpreters. seemeth in my Judgment that of Junius, Cappel, and Polanus, &c. who unanimously affirm, the Scope of this Vision beareth a Literal and a Mystical Sense.

First, The Literal, relateth to the rebuilding of the Temple and City, &c. by Zerubbabel, &c. for 'tis improbable, that the Prophet in his coming to Comfort God's People (the now Captive Jews ) should fly over, and pass wholly by such a Cordial as this was, and would be to them, and so near at hand too, and that all he doth is only to Comfort them with an uncertain, remote comfortable Divine Dispensation of a Christian Church in Gospel-Times many hundred Years after this.

Secondly, The Mystical Sense is, 'tis ordinary with the Prophets to speak figuratively of the Amplitude, Splendour and Glory of the Christian Church, as Isa. 54.11, 12. signifying God's Temple raised among the Gentiles, and beautified with the luster and variety of precious Graces: Accordingly (saith Junius ) Ezekiel here doth, by a most apposite Type of the Judaical Church (which once flourish'd under David and Solomon ) describe the Glory of the Evangelical Church its Antitype, and as it were the Third Temple: To which Cappel addeth, that though the restoring of Solomon 's Temple be related here, yet must it have a more Mystical meaning that the Jewish Synagogue shall rather be restored by the Church of Christ; because now God was not so well pleased with those Carnal commands, and with the Flesh of Bulls and Goats, as with the Sacrifice of his own Son, &c. Polanus steps farther, saying, though something of a second Temple was indeed begun after the return of the Jews from Babylon; yet the Glory of this latter House, came not till Christ was come into it, Hag. 2.6, 7, 9. Isa. 66.11, 12, 22. therefore must we ascend from the Shadow to the Substance, from the Earthly to the Heavenly Jerusasalem, as Rev. 21. and 22. do expound this whole Vision in Christ's Kingdom begun here, but perfected hereafter.

Remark the Seventh, Many Reasons may be rendered, why this Vision must not be meant Literally, but Mystically: As First, This new Temple of Ezekiel is bigger in its Dimensions, than the old Jerusalem was; and this new Jerusalem is bigger than all the Land of Canaan, yea some Rabbin 's reckon it larger than all the World, from Ezek. 48.35. it being round about eighteen thousand Measures, &c. however, this Temple is judged four Miles in Compass, and this City thirty six Miles at the least, or fifty four by common Computation of ver. 32. so large is the City of God, which is prefigured by it. Secondly, The Waters that flowed from this new Temples Threshold, Ezek. 47.1, to 9 growing to a great River, and sweetening the Mare Mortnum by running into it (such as never was, nor could be seen in the Litteral Temple ) must be meant the Gifts of the Spirit, &c. and the Trees growing upon the Bank of the River must be Trees of Righteousness of the Lord's Planting, &c. Isa. 61.3. and 44.3, 4. and 55.11. Rev. 22.2. Thirdly, The East gate always shut, Ezek. 44.2. was only for Messiah the Prince, and to whom he (having the Keys of David) shall open it, Psalm 118.20. Isa. 26.2. Heb. 6.20. and 10.20, &c. No mere Man enters into God's City, but by Emmanuel, &c. Fourthly, The Inhabitants of this new City are the ten Tribes (as well as the two ) as Chap. 47. and 48. teach us, whereas we read nothing of their return, and this Division of the Land differs much from that of old; and Levi here hath a Gate into the City, Ezek. 48.31. Though he had no Lot in the Land, &c. Fifthly, The Strangers Gentiles, that never had any Inheritance with the Jews in Old Testament Times though they lived with them, yet here they shall have equal Inheritance, Ezek. 47.22. which is a plain Prediction of a perfect Abrogation of the Mosaical Polity, and of a new Church by the Messiah. Sixthly, The Longitude of each Tribe's Lot is described, Ezek. 48.2, &c. but not the Latitude, to denote that Christ's Kingdom is Limitless, and his Dominion without Dimension; 'tis universal, he is Lord of all Persons and things, Acts 10.36, &c. Seventhly, Jehovah Shammah, the Lord is there, is the true Church's Name, Ezek. 48.35. whereas the Lord was there in the Jewish Church, but is not: God will not leave his Gospel-Church, as he did that Synagogue, Lo I am with you always, even to the end of the World, Matth. 28.20. and at this World's end, he will then hand his Church up into Heaven, a better World, into Mansions of Glory, &c. Rev. 21. and 22, &c.

AN EXACT INDEX OF THE SCRIPTURES Explained in the Whole or in Part in my three Volumes of the Old Testament; The three Numbers [1. 2. 3.] signify the first, second and third Volume, wherein the Explanation is found in the Title Page of each Volume distinct.

GENESIS.
CHap. Verse Vol. Page.
1. 1. 1. 1, 2, &c.
3. 16. 1. 216.
4. 17. 1. 168.
5. 29. 1. 123.
7. 19, 20. 1. 126.
8. 9, 11, 19. 1. 128.
9. 3. 1. Ibid.
11. 2, 4, &c. 1. 134.
12. 3. 1. 129.
4. 1. 159.
10. 1. 161.
14. 4, 15, 17. 1. 138.
16. 1, 2. 1. 160.
17. 17. 1. 159.
2. 1. 180.
18. 24, to 32. 1. 130.
20. 16. 1. 162.
22. 6. 1. 148.
14. 1. 156.
23. 16, 20. 1. 138.
25. 11. 1. 215.
23. 1. 216.
26. 1. 226.
27. 4. 1. 225.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page.
28. 12. 1. 255.
30. all 1. 273.
31. 10, &c. 1. 275.
32. 31. 1. 52.
1, 2, 6. 1. 281.
9, 10, 12. 1. 285.
33. 8, 9. 1. 282.
34. all 1. 311.
35. 8, 16. 1. 322.
22. 1. 324.
36. 6. 1. 237.
7, 8. 1. 330.
37. all 1. Ibid.
28. 1. 336, &c.
19. 1. 352, &c.
39. 9. 1. 371.
41. 9. 1. 390.
45. 26. 1. 405.
46. 1, 2, &c. 1. 406.
47. 19, to 28. 1. 405.
48. 21, 22. 1. 419.
49. all 1. 423, &c.
23. 1. 465, &c.
50. all 1. 427.
EXODUS all 1 439
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
1 all 1 430, 438
8, 14 1 439
2 all 1 Ibid.
3 2, 3 1 434
4 3, 4, 5 1 442
5 2 1 443
6 3 1 441
7 9 1 443
9 27 1 Ibid.
12, 13 all 1 447
16 11, 23, 27 1 36, 37
20 11 1 36
32 10 1 107
33 18, 19 1 16
34 6
LEVITICUS the whole 1 438
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
14 34, 41, 45 1 103
17 3, 4. 1 65
NUMBERS the whole 1 438
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
31 23 1 103
DEUTERONOMY all 1 438, 439
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
7 7, 8 1 203
16 16, 17 1 65
32 4 1 4
JOSHUA.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
24 2 1 136
JUDGES.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
13 22, 23 1 168
RUTH.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
1 SAMUEL.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
10 23 1 73
15 29 1 100
16 6, 7 1 73
17 28 1 Ibid.
2 SAMUEL.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
11 2 1 15
1 KINGS.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
18 23, 38 1 168
2 KINGS.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
1 CHRONICLES.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
2 CHRONICLES.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
EZRA.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
NEHEMIAH.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
ESTHER.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
2 15 1 161
JOB.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
26 13 1 2
33 4, 24 1 40
35 10 1 2
36 10, 15 1 16
40, 41 per totum 1 67
42 2 1 3
PSALMS.
Psalms Verse Vol. Page
8 5, 6, 8 1 22
49 12 1 40
50 21 1 171
78 41 1 141
119 37 1 15
123 2 1 124
127 3 1 54
128 3, 4
PROVERBS.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
8 13 1 18
10 22 1 37
12 2 1 76
15 8 1 Ibid.
ECCLESIASTES.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
7 29 1 30, 40
ISAIAH.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
14 13, 14 1 40
26 16 1 77
27 4 1 46
32 2 1 120
41 2 1 133
51 1 1 Ibid.
63 15, 16 1 214
65 8 1 107
JEREMIAH.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
6 19 1 40
10 11 1 5
LAMENTATION.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
EZEKIEL.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
DANIEL.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
4 30, 32 1 134
HOSEA.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
JOEL.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
AMOS.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
OBADIAH.
Verse Vol. Page
JONAH.
MICAH.
NAHUM.
HABAKKUK.
ZEPHANIAH.
HAGGAI.
ZECHARIAH.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
14 6 1 103
MALACHY.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
3 17 1 171

THE New-Testament.

MATTHEW.
CHap. Verse Vol. Page
5 29 1 15
6 29 1 6
10 39 1 25
16 26 1 20
23 17 1 76
31, 35 1 59
14 1 104
24 37, to 44 1 Ibid.
MARK.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
7 34 1 17
10 17 1 178
LUKE.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
2 46, 51 1 60
12 51 1 69
JOHN.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
8 56 1 157
10 7, 9 1 113
16 21 1 52
8, 9 1 184
ACTS.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
10 14, 20, 28 1 125
13 34 1 205
14 22 1 143
ROMANS.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
4 13 1 139
8 1 1 176
9 11, 12, 18 1 75
15 1 175
16 20 1 50
1 CORINTHIANS.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
10 16 1 71
11 19 1 69
2 CORINTHIANS.
GALATIANS.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
3 12 1 166
4 24 1 164, &c.
EPHESIANS.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
1 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 1 75
3 1 Ibid.
2 10 1 2
3 11 1 108
4 3, 4, 13 1 62
6 4 1 55
PHILIPPIANS.
COLOSSIANS.
1 THESSALONIANS.
2 THESSALONIANS.
1 TIMOTHY.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
2 14 1 43
4 1, 4 1 8
2 TIMOTHY.
TITUS.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
3 4 1 214
PHILEMON.
HEBREWS.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
8 10 1 177
9 10, 11 1 70
10 15, 16 1 191
5 1 98
11 6 1 79, 80
9, to 16 1 137, &c.
12 14 1 69
JAMES.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
1 13, 14 1 45
17 1 100
3 6, 8 1 18
17 1 159
1 PETER.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
3 19 1 102
20, 21 1 112, 126
2 PETER.
1.2. and 3. of JOHN.
1 Joh. Ch. Verse Vol. Page
2 16 1 43
5 19 1 49
3 12 1 55
JUDE.
Verse Vol. Page
6 1 40
REVELATION.
Chap. Verse Vol. Page
14 4 1 139
18 4 1 133
21 3 1 122

ERRATA'S in the whole First Volume.

IN Page 14. Chapter the Third is omitted at line 32. Page 214. for 94. after 91. read 92. Title Page, line 9. read Goel for God. Next to Page 277. Page 279. is set before Page 278.

AN Alphabetical TABLE OF THE Principal Matters contained in the First Volume of the Old Testament; WHEREIN The Figure 1. signifies the First Volume, and the Letter p. signifies Page, as it is found either in the First, or in the Second, or in the Third Volume, or in the Supplement betwixt the First and Second, and the Numerical Figures do refer to those Pages, &c.

    A.
  • ABEL, his Birth, Life and Death, Vol. 1. Page 55. 56, &c.
  • Abraham, the Friend of God, p. 129. hath the Resemblance of God the the Father, p. 130. and of God the Son, p. ibid. and of every true Christian, p. 131. His Call, whence and whither, p. 132, to 136. His Ten Tyrals named, p. 143.
  • Acceptance with God, how obtained, p. 80, 81, 82.
  • Adam Wiser than Solomon, p. 29. He named all things suitable to their Natures, p. 30. How made after God's Image and placed in Paradise, p. 31. All Creatures are Subject to him, p. 32. God gave Eve to him; the blessing of Marriage, p. 33, 34, 35. and the blessing of the Sabbath, p. 36, 37, 38. Nothing is Recorded of Adam 's Conversion, &c. p. 176.
  • Adultery, God punishes it in Kings, p. 163.
  • Angels, when Created; the Fall of some; their Malice and Mischief to Man, p. 41.
  • Ark of Noah largely described, p. 109, 110, 111. How it was a Type of the Church, p. 112, 113, 114, 115. The Disparity, p. 116. We should prepare an Ark to save us, p. 117, 118, 119. How it was a Type of Christ, p. 120.
  • Arminian Refuted, p. 171.
    B.
  • Babel, the Building and Builder of that Tower, p. 134, 135.
  • Baptism of Believer's Seed Vindicated, p. 198, 199.
  • Barrenness, in Soul as well as Body, and sometimes in the Church, p. 160.
    C.
  • Cain the Cursed one described at large, Vol. 1. Page 55, 56, &c.
  • Calling; Every Man must be of some Employ, p. 57, 59, 60. in some it is necessary wherein to learn it, p. 61, 62. None are born to be Idle, p. 412.
  • Canaan was Abraham 's three ways, p. 138.
  • Ceremonies, quarrel about them is Antient: See Quarrel, p. 121, 122.
  • Children must Honor their Parents, p. 132. They must not be Unnatural to them, p. 329. but provide for them in their Old Age, p. 406, 414.
  • Christ: See Ark. Joseph. His fullness must invite us to come to him, as the fullness of Joseph's Garners drew the Patriarchs to Egypt, p. 406.
  • Christendom, the Womb of it described, p. 219, 221, 222.
  • Christian, like Rebekah 's Womb, hath strugglings of Flesh and Spirit, p. 223, &c. His Excellency described, p. 360, 361. All other Men do fare better for them, p. 363.
  • Church (see Ark ) hath three great Adversaries; bad Priests, bad Princes, and bad People, p. 395. How she was Seated first in Goshen, p. 416. Her various Conditions she passeth through in the Wilderness of this lower World, p. 464, to 468.
  • Cloud; What that Cloudy Pillar was which guided Israel through the Wilderness, and the manner of that Conduct, p. 457, 458, 459, 460, to 463.
  • Covenant, twofold, represented by Sarah and Hagar, p. 164. The Difference 'twixt that of Works and of Grace, p. 166, 167, 168. We may know under which Covenant we are, p. 174. One Sin broke that of Works, but many Sins cannot break that of Grace, p. 175. That on Sinai what it was, p. 179. How it was made with three public Persons, with Adam, Noah, and Abraham, p. 180. And so with Moses and Israel, p. 181. That this was not a Third Covenant, but that of Grace, p. 182. The Covenant betwixt the Father and Son ab eterno, what, p. 187. The Spirit is a Witness to it, p 191. Names of the Covenant of Grace, Hebrew, Greek, and Latin, p. 194, 195. Its Nature, p. 196. 'It is Free, Firm, Full, and Holy, p. 203, to 212. How our Union with this Covenant is known. p. 113, 114.
  • Creation; The Creator who had ab eterno been Deus contractus, then became Deus expansus, p. 1. What it is, p. 2. Of the Heavens and of the Earth, p. 3, 4. The vast Variety of created Beings in the Heaven, Earth, and Sea, p. 6, 7. Of Man's Creation, p. 9.
  • Crosses attend Pious Persons and Families, p. 311.
    D.
  • Death is threefold, Temporal, Spiritual, ond Eternal, p. 97. Its Uncertainty should make us Wise, p. 227, 228. Then God saith to the Godly, as he said to Jacob, Fear not to go down to Egypt, into the Grave, &c. p. 409. 'It is sudden to some, but lingering to others, p. 418.
  • Decree of God, firm as a Mountain of Brass, p. 6.
  • Deliverance must be waited for, p. 370, 410, 425.
  • Departure of Israel out of Egypt into the Wlderness, p. 455. Having the Cloudy Pillar for their Conduct, p. 457.
  • Devil, a fallen Angel, spake in the Serpent as a Man to deceive Eve, &c. p. 41, 42. His Fall is final, p. 43, 44. Doomed to eat Dust, p. 48, 49.
  • Devotion, what it is that is acceptable to God, p. 77, 78.
  • Dreams of sundry sorts, p. 248, to 253. And of several Subjects, p. 355. to 359.
  • Joseph and Daniel great Interpreters of Dreams, Vol. 1. Page 390, 391.
    E.
  • Ear of Man, how created and corrupted, p. 16, 17
  • Election, not from foreseen Works, p. 75. 'It is the Cause of Holiness, not the Effect of it, p. 76, to 210.
  • England, an Isle that God hath an eye upon, p. 386.
  • Enmity put betwixt the Serpent and the Woman, p. 50, 51.
  • Enoch walked with God, p. 83, &c. His Prophecy, p. 86, 87. His Translation, p. 94. as Elijah, p. 95, to 99.
  • Envy, the cause of Joseph 's Sale upon many accounts, p. 351, to 354.
  • Eve, first in the Transgression, as she was first Assaulted, p. 43.
  • Eye of Man corrupted by the Fall, p. 14, 15.
    F.
  • Faith gives us Acceptance with God, p 79. What true Faith is, p. 131. It hath a Soul-satisfying property, p. 334.
  • Fall; Reasons why God suffered the first Fall of Adam, p. 44.
  • Fear much attends the most Pious Mind, and sometimes upon Suspicion only without any real cause, p. 405. Fear of God is the best preservative from Sin, p. 373.
  • First born Consecrated to God, p. 453, 454.
  • Flesh, when God allowed Man to feed thereon, p. 128.
    G.
  • Godliness is both the Fealty and the Felicity of Man; 'tis both his Duty and his Dignity, p. 90, 91. How there are Safety, Solace, and Satiety in walking with God, p. 92. See Piety.
  • Grace is free, p. 75. In putting difference betwixt Sons of one Father and betwixt Twins of one Mother, ibid. Noah found Grace in God's sight; He was not saved for his own Righteousness, p. 108.
    H.
  • Holiness: See Godliness and Piety.
  • Husband; A Man may be long so before he be a Father, p. 215. An Husband may be blessed, though' he be not blessed to become a Father, ibid.
  • Hypocrites in the Church at last discovered, 5.58.
    I.
  • Jews may not boast of the Merit of their Progenitors, p. 327, 328.
  • Innocents do oft perish by false Accusations, p. 377.
  • Job 's whole History spoke to, p. 429, 430.
  • Joseph, Sold at a low price, was a Type of Christ, p. 359, 360. And in his state of Humiliation and Exaltation. p 365, &c. Whether Jacob knew how Cruel his Sons had been to Joseph, is discuss'd, p. 366, to 369. Joseph 's Chastity when Exalted, p. 366, 367. How farther he is a Type of Jesus in his Exaltation, p. 394. He is justified in his Monopolizing all the Corn, &c. p. 397, 398. How he is farther a Type of Christ, of the Church, and of a Christian, p. 399. He makes himself known to his Brethren, p. 400, and 403. Presents his Brethren first to Pharaoh, p. 412. and then to his Father, p. 420.
  • Journeys: See Travel. We ought to have a Divine Warrant for all our Ingresses and Egresses, Vol. 1. Page 128.
  • Isaac a Type of Christ; How, p. 148, 149. His Birth, Weaning, &c. p. 157.
  • Judgment-day is unknown; Why, p. 104. Signs of its sudden coming, ibid. and p. 150.
    K.
  • Keys: There be four Keys hang at God's Girdle, p. 127.
    L.
  • Ladder of Jacob, the sundry Senses put upon it in many Resemblances, p. 256, 258, &c. the seven excellent Properties of it, as it represents Christ, p. 261, to 267.
  • Language, Hebrew, is the most Antient of all Languages, p. 55.
  • Life of Man but a Pilgrimage; How Jacob 's was so with a witness, p. 332, 333, 334, &c.
  • Love, How base Lust differs from proper Love, p. 377.
  • Lying, the Aggravations of that Sin, p. 235.
    M.
  • Man made up of the four Elements, God's Masterpiece, p. 9, 10. Of Man's Body, p. 11. In the state of Innocency, p. 12, 13. And after the Fall, p. 14. Man's Heart the cause of Sin, and his Eye the occasion of it, p. 15.
  • Marriage is Honorable for Ministers, p. 88. Of many Wives, how it was a Type in Jacob, p. 273. 'It is Honorable in itself, p. 315. Yet wants not Woe, see of it in Adam. p. 316, 326.
  • Matters that concern the Church (though small) are Recorded in Scripture, when greater, Matters of the World are passed over in silence, p. 84.
  • Mercy. God gives the Godly no pure Mercy in this Life without some mixture of Misery, p. 216, 217.
  • Ministry is a great Blessing, p. 63.
  • Miracles; God will not multiply them, but where there is a defect of Means, p. 460.
  • Moses a Type of the Messias in many Respects, p. 432. Of his Bush burning and not consumed, p. 435, &c. It was a Type of the Church, p. 436, 437. He was famous for his Birth, Life, and Death, p. 433.
  • Mortality taught by Adam 's Death, and Immortality by Enoch 's Translation, p. 85, 86.
  • Mother; Her Authority is great over her Children, see Parents, p. 228.
    N.
  • Name, changed for the better, p. 158.
  • Nature must be changed in us, p. 159.
  • Noah and his Deluge, p. 99. His Ingress, Progress, and Egress, p. 123, to 128.
    O.
  • Obedience of Abraham, how excellent it was, p. 141, 151, 152, 153, to 156.
    P.
  • Paradise, Man lost it by Sin, p. 53, 54. The Earthly and Heavenly Paradise, p. 95, 96.
  • Parents, thankful for Children, Vol. 1. Page 55. Ought to train them up in God's Worship, p. 64. May not hinder them from Good, p. 132. Ought not to be partial in Cockering one above another, Vol. 1. Page 354.
  • Passover largely described, p. 447, to 454.
  • Persecutors do Imprison the Saints, yet God is with them there as with Joseph, p. 382, 383.
  • Piety or Impiety of Persons, commend or discommend their Actions, p. 70. 'It is never safe without Policy, p. 229, 282.
  • Pilgrimage of the Patriarchs, p. 332, to 336.
  • Plagues, the Ten sent upon Egypt, p. 443, to 445.
  • Possessions that are Earthly are but Vanity, p. 55.
  • Potter hath power over his Clay, &c. p. 55. As in Cain and Abel, p. 56, 75.
  • Prayer. Man's Prayer for God's Promise must be performed instantly and constantly, p. 215. God's Promise must not prevent Man's Prayer, ibid. Jacob 's Wrestling with God, p. 286, to 310.
  • Predestination, it lay in the Womb of God's Eternal Decree, as Jacob and Esau did in Rebekah 's Womb, p. 218, 219.
  • Price. There be three sorts of Prices, the Kind, the Discreet, and the Rigid Price, p. 361.
  • Promise, the outside thereof cannot save, p. 126. See Prayer, Deliverance.
  • Prosperity attends the bad more than the good, p. 242, 244. Joseph feared his Prosperity more than his Adversity, p. 389.
  • Providence, the Womb of it described, p. 221. It makes things Casual (as to us) to fall out necessarily, p. 343. It over-rules wicked Men's Works, p. 348. As of late in the Popish Plot, wherein the Patriarchs of Rome Acted like those Patriarchs against Joseph, p. 349, 350. 'It is predominant over all Human Actions, p. 386.
  • Purchase; The first was to Bury in: Why, p. 138, 139.
    Q.
  • Quarrels about Religion are the fiercest, p. 59. Froward Children strive about the Cup until they spill the Wine, p. 407. Quarrels about Ceremonies are Antient, p. 421, 422.
    R.
  • Refuge is threefold, p. 121, 122.
  • Religion, its Antiquity, p. 58. See Quarrels. How the true Religion differs from the false, p. 59.
  • Repentance, how it is in God, p. 100. Never too late in Man if true, p. 102. Sometimes it is unseasonable, p. 243.
  • Resign up wholly to God in respect of Time, Place, Means and Manner, p. 141, 142.
  • Resurrection; the Doctrine of it was known to the Partriarchs, p. 88.
  • Revilings, how to be Answered, p. 280.
  • Reward. Reuben Rewarded for his Rescuing Joseph, p. 338. God Rewarded Joseph far above his work of Doing or Suffering, p. 388.
  • Righteous, God reserveth some for the worst Times, p. 106, 107.
  • Righteousness is twofold, Imputed and Imparted, p. 108.
    S.
  • Sabbath, given by God to Man as a Blessing, p. 36, Largely discoursed upon, p. 37, 38, 39, and 64.
  • Sacrifice, the Nature thereof, p. 69, 70, 71. Tho' we be exempted from that of the Law, yet not from that of the Gospel, Vol. 1. Page 72, 73.
  • Servants, universally bad at the Deluge, p. 124.
  • Sickness of Man and the Love of God may consist together, p. 418.
  • Sin, the gradual Progress of the first Sin, p. 45.
  • Soul of Man is his Honor, the most excellent of created Beings, &c. p. 20, 21. Noble in its Original, Nature, Rank, Stamp, Provision, Price, Place and Employ, as God's Temple, p. 22, 23. The loss of it is Incomparable, &c. p. 24, 25, 26, 27, 28.
    T.
  • Tentation, how that from Satan is known, &c. p. 254.
  • Testament, (see Covenant ) the Promises and Precepts in the Old, how they belong to us under the New, p. 200. The Old is not out of Date to us, proved by many Arguments, from p. 199, to 203.
  • Tongue, Man's Honor and Glory, but now his Shame by the Fall, p. 17, 18, 19.
  • Trade: Every Man must have some Calling, p. 57. See Calling.
  • Travelers want not their Encouragement, p. 245, 247, 408, 414.
  • Tree of Life, Man must not eat of it after the Fall, p. 53.
  • Trinity, Three in One, and One in Three; The Pagans had some Notions of that Mystery, p. 2. Much more of it in Scripture, ibid. An Arian Thunderstruck for denying it, p. 5.
  • Trial. No Saint is exempted from Trials, p. 129. God Tryeth us for good ends, and how, p. 145, 146, 147.
    V.
  • Union of Statan, and the Serpent resembles the Union of the two Natures in Christ, p. 40.
  • Vows. Jacob was the Father of Vows, p. 272.
    W.
  • Walk with God is the Duty of Man, p. 89, 90, 91, 92, 93.
  • War of the Old World against God, p. 103.
  • Wicked, though as wild as Savage Beasts, yet God tameth them, p. 125. And the Wolf lies down with the Kid, p. 127.
  • Woman punished with pains in Child-breeding and bearing, p. 52. Is often the Tempter's Tool, p. 101.
  • World, when it shall End is not known, p. 604.
  • Worship of God must be Personal, p. 65, 66. And it must be Warrantable too, p. 66, 67. Not Superstitions; it must also be Costly, and have Unity in it, p. 67, 68.

AN EXACT INDEX OF THE SCRIPTURES OF THE SECOND VOLUME UPON THE Old-Testament; By Sup. is meant the Supplement before the Second Volume.

GENESIS.
CHap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 2 33 Sup.
6 3 119 Sup.
9 27 112 Sup.
17 7, 8 16
18 12 8
19 4, 5 81
31 53 95 Sup.
37 22, 27, 29 111 Sup.
42 1 30 Sup.
49 5, 7 117 Sup.
13 10
17 118 Sup.
EXODUS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
3 5 212
13 19, 20 3 Sup.
14 2 4 Sup.
16, 21, 22 7 Sup.
16 1 16, to 22 Sup.
26 Ibid.
2, 3 17 Sup.
17, 18, 20 18 Sup.
16, to 22 Sup.
17 22, to 26 Sup.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
19, 20 27, to 33 Sup.
21, 22, 23 32 Sup.
24 33 Sup.
25, 26 34 Sup.
30 293
32 34, to 39 Sup.
35, 36 39 Sup.
40 39, 40 Sup.
LEVITICUS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
1 1 39 Sup.
8 7, 8 66 Sup.
10 1, 2 40 Sup.
24 41, 42 Sup.
NUMBERS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
10 43 Sup.
11 31 17 Sup.
38 44 Sup.
44, to 50 Sup.
13 50, 51 Sup.
14 52, to 56 Sup.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
15 56 Sup.
16 57, to 61 Sup.
17, 18 61, 62, Sup.
19 62 Sup.
20 62, to 66 Sup.
21 66, to 75 Sup.
22 75, to 85 Sup.
23 85, to 95 Sup.
24 95, to 102 Sup.
25 102, 107 Sup.
26.27.28.29.30. 107 Sup.
30 108 Sup.
31 108, 111 Sup.
32 111 Sup.
33 112 Sup.
DEUTERONOMY.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
1, to 31 113 Sup.
5 28 28 Sup.
6 17 15
7 2 24
13 11 42 Sup.
29 11 35
31 114 Sup.
32 46 31 Sup.
32 23 101
32 115, 116 Sup.
33 2 30 Sup.
33 116, 117 Sup.
34 118, 119, 120 Sup.
JOSHUA.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
1 1, to 5
2 5, to 11
3 15 7 Sup.
3 11, to 14
4 14, to 16
5 16, to 19
6 19, to 27
7 27, to 32
8 32
9 33, to 36
10 36, to 41
11, 12 41, 42
12, 13 43
14.15.16.17.18.19. 44, to 47
20 47
21 47, 48
22 49, to 54
23 54, 55
24 56, to 63
JUDGES.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
1 15 50 Sup.
1 63, to 67
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 67, to 71
2 95
3 95, to 103
4 103, to 106
5 106, 107
6 107, to 113
7 113, to 118
8 118, to 122
9 122, to 127
10 127, 128
11 129, to 137
12, to 17 129, to 159
17 71, to 75
18 75, to 79
19 79, to 84
20 84, to 90
21 90, to 95
RUTH.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
1 159, to 186
2 186, to 200
3 200, to 209
4 209, to 215
1 SAMUEL.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
1 215, to 218
2 218, to 223
3 20 119 Sup.
3 223, 224
4, 5 225, to 299
6 19 29 Sup▪
6 7 229, to 235
8.9.10. 235, to 244
11.12.13. 244, to 253
14 39 10
14.15.16. 253, to 265
17 265, to 277
18.19.20. 277, to 292
21.22 292, to 299
23 299, to 304
24 304, to 308
25 308, to 314
26 314, to 317
27 317, to 319
28 319, to 326
29 326, 327
30 327, to 332
31 332, to 335
2 SAMUEL.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
1 26 1 Sup.
1 335, to 338
2 341
3 344
4 346
Chap. Verse. Vol. 2. Page
5 349
6 353
7 357
8 357, 358
9 360
10 363
11 368
1 KINGS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
8 9 115 Sup.
18 21 78
19 8 34 Sup.
20 42 24
2 KINGS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 14 7 Sup.
1 CHRONICLES.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 7 27
5 25 111 Sup.
29 3 27 Sup.
2 CHRONICLES.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
15 2 249
33 12 156
34 14, 15 115 Sup.
EZRA.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
NEHEMIAH.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
9 14 19 Sup.
9 19 39 Sup.
ESTHER.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
3 8 118 Sup.
JOB.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
11 20 91 Sup.
14 17 68
24 13 35 Sup.
30 28, 29 136
40 2 24
PSALMS.
Psalms Verse Vol. 2. Page
37 25 193
48 7, 8 7 Sup.
68 20 186
74 19 268
76 23 25 Sup.
78 25 17 Sup.
81 11 207
83 9, 10 106
89 15 25
91 13 40
105 4 12
105 40 17 Sup.
106 15 44 Sup.
106 28 103 Sup.
107 43 160
115 5, 6 347
136 13 7 Sup.
PROVERBS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
16 27 48 Sup.
24 6 52
ECCLESIASTES.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 8 27 Sup.
4 12 56
CANTICLES.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 3 23 Sup.
2 6 118 Sup.
2 14 302
4 1 1 Sup.
7 12 9
ISAIAH.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
4 4 149
11 2 120 Sup.
16 4 161
25 4 23 Sup.
33 22 63
49 24, 25 37
51 5, 9 11 Sup.
66 2 12
JEREMIAH.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
4 2 9
8 5 34
18 17 7 Sup.
49 11 162
LAMENTATION.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
EZEKIEL.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
14 4 78
16 18 33 Sup
19 12 7 Sup.
20 6 44
40 2 119 Sup.
DANIEL.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 31, 32 101 Sup.
4 12 7
8 11 100 Sup.
9 24, 25 120 Sup.
HOSEA.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 15 29
2 14 80
JOEL.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
AMOS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 9 51 Sup.
4 13 118 Sup.
OBADIAH.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
JONAH.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
MICAH.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
1 3 118 Sup.
1 8 136
7 15, 17 9 Sup.
NAHUM.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
HABAKKUK.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
3 2 55 Sup.
3 8 118 Sup.
ZEPHANIAH.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
3 17 249
HAGGAI.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
ZECHARIAH.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
6 1 20
12 10, 11 70 Sup.
MALACHY.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 7 133
3 1 12
3 5 48 Sup.

THE New-Testament.

MATTHEW.
CHap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 23 158
3 9 53 Sup.
3 11 13 Sup.
4 2 34 Sup.
4 13, 16 118 Sup.
6 19 2 Sup.
7 22, 23 10
11 11 120 Sup.
12 3, 4, 7 293
19 11, 12 108 Sup.
MARK.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 23, 26 293
9 38 46 Sup.
10 40 27
LUKE.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2 Page
1 30 158
1 39 37
1 74, 75 115 Sup.
2 37 135
4 1 120 Sup.
6 2, 3, 4 293
10 30, 31, 32 32 Sup.
11 21, 22 3 Sup.
18 1, 2, 3 25 Sup.
JOHN.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
1 17 114 Sup.
2 19 40 Sup.
2 24, 25 301
6 35, 48 20 Sup.
6 35 21 Sup.
17 24 44
19 34, 35 24 Sup.
ACTS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 1, 2 26 Sup.
2 37 30 Sup.
ACTS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
7 45 24 Sup.
7 39, 40 35 Sup.
13 48 91 Sup.
17 23 210
ROMANS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
3 8 82
4 16, 17 21
6 23 24
7 1, 3, 5 119 Sup.
8 3 28 114 Sup.
10 4 114 Sup.
16 20 41
1 CORINTHIANS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
7 5 29 Sup.
10 2 13 Sup.
10 3, 4 23 Sup.
10 8 104 Sup.
13 5, 7 52
15 33 45 Sup.
15 57 158
16 13 115 Sup.
2 CORINTHIANS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 14 41
3 13 31 Sup.
4 7 20
6 15 81
8 14, 15 18 Sup.
9 5 48
GALATIANS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
3 2 71 Sup.
3 13 24 Sup.
4 9, 10 120 Sup.
4 24 30 Sup.
4 26 19
6 6 48
EPHESIANS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
1 23 120 Sup.
2 13, 14 36
PHILIPPIANS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
COLOSSIANS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
1 15 36 Sup.
2 14, 16 119 Sup.
3 11 162
1 THESSALONIANS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
1 10 268
2 THESSALONIANS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 8 344
1 TIMOTHY.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
1 17 3
2 3 31 Sup.
5 2 203
5 5 162
5 17, 18 71 Sup.
2 TIMOTHY.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 12 338
3 12 37
TITUS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 14 27 Sup.
PHILEMON.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
HEBREWS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
3 3 2
4 8 24 Sup.
7 2 36
9 24 293
11 13 116 Sup.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
11 29 6, 10 Sup.
11 30 22
12 1 8 Sup.
JAMES.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
1 17 92 Sup.
2 25 6, 7
3 10 72
4 6 190
5 7 18
1 PETER.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
1 10, 11, 12 71 Sup.
3 6 8
3 21 10 Sup.
4 15 12
4 18 45 Sup.
2 PETER.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
1 4 4
1 JOHN.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
2 16 27
4 8 31 Sup.
5 19 118 Sup.
2 JOHN.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
3 JOHN.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
JUDE.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
9 119, 120 Sup.
REVELATION.
Chap. Verse Vol. 2. Page
6 2 118 Sup.
10 2, 3 26 Sup.
11 13 25
13 10 25 Sup.
14 12 25 Sup.
18 2 20
21 23 3

AN Alphabetical TABLE OF THE Principal common Places contained in the Second Volume upon the Old Testament; By Sup. is meant the Supplement before the Second Volume.

  • A
    • A Chan Vol. 2. Page 28, 29
    • Adversity Vol. 2. Page 124, 166, 179, 186
    • Affections Vol. 2. Page 111 Sup.
    • Affinity Vol. 2. Page 211
    • Agamemnon, &c. Vol. 2. Page 136, 137
    • Amalek Vol. 2. Page 24 Sup.
    • Ambition Vol. 2. Page 121
    • Anarchy Vol. 2. Page 94
    • Antichrist Vol. 2. Page 26 Sup.
    • Antinomian, &c. Vol. 2. Page 92 Sup.
    • Apparitions Vol. 2. Page 323
    • Arbitrators Vol. 2. Page 210
    • Ark of Noah, &c. Vol. 2. Page 1 Sup.
    • Ark of God, &c. Vol. 2. Page 12, 13, 226.
    • Avarice Vol. 2. Page 219
  • B.
    • Back sliding Vol. 2. Page 178
    • Balaam 's Prophecy of Christ Vol. 2. Page 98, 99 Sup.
    • Baptism Vol. 2. Page 10 Sup.
    • Battle Vol. 2. Page 87
    • Benediction Vol. 2. Page 92 Sup.
    • Blasphemy Vol. 2. Page 42 Sup.
    • Bounty, &c. Vol. 2. Page 199
    • Burning Vol. 2. Page 30
    • Buryal Vol. 2. Page 181
  • C.
    • Caleb Vol. 2. Page 51 Sup.
    • Care of God Vol. 2. Page 18 Sup.
    • Catechize Vol. 2. Page 15
    • Charity Vol. 2. Page 182, 207
    • Cherubims Vol. 2. Page 37 Sup.
    • Children Vol. 2. Page 163
    • Christ called Satan Vol. 2. Page 82 Sup.
    • Church Gospel Vol. 2. Page 1 Sup.
    • Church Vol. 2. Page 3, 10, 15, 118 Sup.
    • Circumcision Vol. 2. Page 16
    • Complements Vol. 2. Page 197
    • Condescension Vol. 2. Page 39 Sup.
    • Confession Vol. 2. Page 29
    • Constancy Vol. 2. Page 50
    • Contentment Vol. 2. Page 91
    • Convention Vol. 2. Page 233
    • Covenant Vol. 2. Page 33 Sup. 56
    • Counsel Evil Vol. 2. Page 361
    • Craft Vol. 2. Page 210
    • Credit Vol. 2. Page 207
    • Credulity Vol. 2. Page 51
    • Cruelty Vol. 2. Page 92
    • Gustom Vol. 2. Page 212
  • D.
    • Dagon Vol. 2. Page 227
    • Dancing Vol. 2. Page 94
    • Death Vol. 2. Page 29, 30, 122, 181
    • Decree Vol. 2. Page 209
    • Deliverance Vol. 2. Page 6, 11, 12 Sup.
    • Differences Vol. 2. Page 111 Sup.
    • Discontent Vol. 2. Page 46 Sup.
    • Dissension Vol. 2. Page 51; 53
    • Disorder Vol. 2. Page 163
    • Distress Vol. 2. Page 4, 22 Sup.
    • Divination Vol. 2. Page 84 Sup.
    • Duty Vol. 2. Page 71 Sup.
  • E.
    • Envy Vol. 2. Page 279 280
    • Equivocation Vol. 2. Page 38
    • Aetham Vol. 2. Page 3 Sup.
    • Evil Company Vol. 2. Page 45 Sup.
    • Experience Vol. 2. Page 208
  • F.
    • Faith's Power Vol. 2. Page 7, 12 Sup. 21, 115
    • Faithfulness Vol. 2. Page 50, 224, 283
    • Fame Vol. 2. Page 52
    • Family Vol. 2. Page 194
    • Fast of Moses Vol. 2. Page 37 Sup.
    • Fatherless Vol. 2. Page 163
    • Fear Vol. 2. Page 203
    • Folly Vol. 2. Page 154
    • Fornication Vol. 2. Page 175
    • Friends Vol. 2. Page 183
  • G.
    • Gain Vol. 2. Page 185
    • Gentiles Converted Vol. 2. Page 112, 113 Sup.
    • God and Christ Vol. 2. Page 210
    • Goodness Vol. 2. Page 167, 204
    • Grace Vol. 2. Page 202, 207
    • Grandees of the World Vol. 2. Page 104 Sup.
    • Guardians Vol. 2. Page 200, 201
  • H.
    • Hazeroth Vol. 2. Page 47 Sup.
    • Heavenly Mind Vol. 2. Page 168
    • Horeb Vol. 2. Page 27 Sup.
    • Humility Vol. 2. Page 121, 204, 217, 224
    • Hypocrisy Vol. 2. Page 80, 85, 88, 89 Sup. 255, 259
  • I.
    • Idolatry Vol. 2. Page 34, 35, 36, 103 Sup. 110
    • Jehovah Vol. 2. Page 36, 80 Sup.
    • Jericho Vol. 2. Page 19
    • Ignorance Vol. 2. Page 219
    • Impiety Vol. 2. Page 220
    • Impulses Vol. 2. Page 254
    • Infatuation Vol. 2. Page 73 Sup.
    • Infirmity Vol. 2. Page 161
    • Inheritance Vol. 2. Page 44, 45
    • Intention Vol. 2. Page 252
    • Joshua Vol. 2. Page 24, 114 Sup. 2, 3, 4, 17
    • Israel Vol. 2. Page
    • Judges and
    • Judicature Vol. 2. Page 210
    • Judgments Vol. 2. Page 251
    • Justice Vol. 2. Page 104 Sup.
  • K.
    • Kindness Vol. 2. Page 173
    • Kissing Vol. 2. Page 170, 171
    • Korah 's Conspiracy Vol. 2. Page 57, 58 Sup.
  • L.
    • Law of God, &c. Vol. 2. Page 30, 31 Sup.
    • Leagues Vol. 2. Page 34, 35
    • Levity Vol. 2. Page 35 Sup.
    • Liberty Vol. 2. Page 188
    • Lots Vol. 2. Page 28
    • Love to God Vol. 2. Page 180
    • Lust Vol. 2. Page 79
    • Lying Vol. 2. Page 154, 286
  • M.
    • Manna Vol. 2. Page 20, 21 Sup. 18
    • Marah Vol. 2. Page 14 Sup.
    • Matrimony Vol. 2. Page 170, 173, 213
    • Mercy and Memorials of it Vol. 2. Page 19 Sup. 14
    • Metre Vol. 2. Page 115 Sup.
    • Mind and Means meet, &c. Vol. 2. Page 184
    • Ministers maintenance Vol. 2. Page 48
    • Mix'd Marriages Evil Vol. 2. Page 41 Sup.
    • Modesty Vol. 2. Page 121, 197, 217, 224, 242
    • Monasteries Vol. 2. Page 174
    • Mortification Vol. 2. Page 203
    • Murder Vol. 2. Page 366
    • Murmuring Vol. 2. Page 14, 15 Sup.
    • Music Vol. 2. Page 264
  • N.
    • Name good Vol. 2. Page 161
    • Name and Nature Vol. 2. Page 164, 165
    • Non resident Vol. 2. Page 35 Sup.
    • Number seven a Mystery Vol. 2. Page 22, 23
  • O.
    • Oaths Vol. 2. Page 9, 90, 91, 206
    • Obedience Vol. 2. Page 16 Sup. 202, 259, 351
    • Obstinacy Vol. 2. Page 220, 259
    • Odd number Vol. 2. Page 23
    • Omnisciency Vol. 2. Page 301
    • Oracles Ambiguous Vol. 2. Page 76
    • Order Vol. 2. Page 194
  • P.
    • Parable of Balaam Vol. 2. Page 90 Sup.
    • Parasites Vol. 2. Page 86. Sup.
    • Parliament Vol. 2. Page 54
    • Passover Vol. 2. Page 17
    • Patience Vol. 2. Page 216
    • Peaceable Vol. 2. Page 65 Sup.
    • Piety Vol. 2. Page 195, 235
    • Plots of Satan Vol. 2. Page 102, 106 Sup.
    • Policy wicked Vol. 2. Page 79 Sup.
    • Polygamy Vol. 2. Page 94
    • Poverty Vol. 2. Page 188
    • Prayer Vol. 2. Page 25 Sup. 200, 214
    • Presence of God Vol. 2. Page 93, 94 Sup.
    • Promise of God, great Vol. 2. Page 27 Sup.
    • Prophets false Vol. 2. Page 86 Sup.
    • Protection of Israel Vol. 2. Page 17
    • Providence Vol. 2. Page 190, 196
    • Prudence Vol. 2. Page 216, 235, 311
    • Purposes Vol. 2. Page 171
  • Q.
    • Quails Vol. 2. Page 17 Sup.
    • Quarrels, see Differences and Dissension.
  • R.
    • Raamses Vol. 2. Page 2. Sup.
    • Rape Vol. 2. Page 94
    • Reason Vol. 2. Page 263
    • Redeemer Vol. 2. Page 204
    • Religion Vol. 2. Page 180, 213
    • Remedy Vol. 2. Page 15 Sup.
    • Remuneration Vol. 2. Page 50
    • Repentance Vol. 2. Page 92 Sup. 258
    • Resignation to God Vol. 2. Page 212
    • Revenge Vol. 2. Page 147, 148
    • Rich Men Vol. 2. Page 187
    • Riddle Vol. 2. Page 146
    • Rock Christ Vol. 2. Page 23, 24 Sup.
    • Rome Vol. 2. Page 25
  • S.
    • Sacrifice of Jephthah Vol. 2. Page. 130, 131
    • Salutations Vol. 2. Page 171, 191
    • Sanhedrim Vol. 2. Page. 46 Sup.
    • Satan Vol. 2. Page 244
    • Sayings Vol. 2. Page 208
    • Science middle Vol. 2. Page 301
    • Scripture Record a great Blessing Vol. 2. Page 90 Sup.
    • Sea Red Vol. 2. Page 7 Sup.
    • Security Vol. 2. Page 78
    • Sedition Vol. 2. Page 52, 54 Sup.
    • Self Denial Vol. 2. Page 283
    • Serpent Brazen Vol. 2. Page 69, 70. Sup.
    • Severity Vol. 2. Page 119, 232
    • Signs Vol. 2. Page 113
    • Sin the evil of it Vol. 2. Page 45 Sup. 25, 252
    • Sinful self Vol. 2. Page 103 Sup.
    • Sinai Mount Vol. 2. Page 26 Sup.
    • Singing Moses Song Vol. 2. Page 10, 115. Sup.
    • Sin seen in Israel Vol. 2. Page. 93 Sup.
    • Spyes Vol. 2. Page 6
    • Stabbing Vol. 2. Page 99, 100
    • Succoth Vol. 2. Page 2 Sup.
    • Sun Vol. 2. Page 39
    • Superstition Vol. 2. Page 109 Sup. 94
    • Swearing Vol. 2. Page 72
  • T.
    • Tabernacle Vol. 2. Page 39 Sup.
    • Temperance Vol. 2. Page 197
    • Tempters Subtlety Vol. 2. Page 79 Sup.
    • Thankfulness Vol. 2. Page 197
    • Thirst Vol. 2. Page 64 Sup.
    • Time Vol. 2. Page 212
    • Trouble Vol. 2. Page 13 Sup.
    • Truth of God Vol. 2. Page 62 Sup.
    • Truth Vol. 2. Page 206
    • Tyranny Vol. 2. Page 124
  • U.
    • Vanity Vol. 2. Page 168
    • Virtuous Vol. 2. Page 205
    • Victory Vol. 2. Page 73 Sup.
    • Victuallers Vol. 2. Page 7
    • Virginity Vol. 2. Page 134, 135
    • Visions Vol. 2. Page 83 Sup.
    • Unity Vol. 2. Page 180
    • Unction Vol. 2. Page 263
    • Unkindness of Friends Vol. 2. Page 66 Sup.
    • Vows Vol. 2. Page 107, 108 Sup. 130, 131
  • W.
    • War when Just Vol. 2. Page 72 Sup.
    • War with Amalek Vol. 2. Page 24 Sup.
    • Waters of Jordan Vol. 2. Page 15
    • Whoredom Vol. 2. Page 82
    • Wicked Ways Vol. 2. Page 85 Sup.
    • Wicked Men no fellowship with them Vol. 2. Page 100 Sup.
    • Widowhood Vol. 2. Page 162
    • Wife Godly Vol. 2. Page 213
    • Wisdom Vol. 2. Page 211, 246
    • Witchcraft Vol. 2. Page 321, 322
    • Work Vol. 2. Page 201
    • World a Wilderness Vol. 2. Page 22 Sup.
    • Worldly Men Vol. 2. Page 210, 211, 212
  • X.
  • Y.
  • Z.
    • Zeal of Phinehas 105 Sup. of Gideon Vol. 2. Page 109

AN EXACT INDEX OF THE SCRIPTURES OF THE THIRD VOLUME UPON THE Old-Testament;

GENESIS.
CHap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
EXODUS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
30 12, 13 563
38 24, 26 370
LEVITICUS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
18 26, 28 593
27 2, &c. 563
NUMBERS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
3 10 572
18 7 Ibid.
35 33 568
DEUTERONOMY.
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
22 26 379
28 56, 57 546
32 23 468
JOSHUA.
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
9 15 414
JUDGES.
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
RUTH.
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
1 SAMUEL.
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
2 SAMUEL.
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
12, 24 369, to 424
1 KINGS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
1, to 22 426, to 640
13 2, to 32 620
2 KINGS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
11 per totum 560, 561
Both Books of Chronicles are mixed with both Samuel and Kings.
EZRA.
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
1 650
2 652
3 654
4 655
5 691
6 693
7 695
8 697
9 699
10 701
NEHEMIAH.
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
1 704
2 706
3 709
4 710
5 711
6 713
7 716
8 717
9 720
10 721
11 723
12 725
13 727
ESTHER.
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
1 661
2 666
3 670
4 673
5 676
6 680
7 681
8 683
9 687
10 690
JOB.
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
10 2 413
12 13 471
18 14 608
20 5 510
21 19 427
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
22 29 659
33 17 638
PSALMS.
Psams Verse Vol. 3. Page
3 6 544
30 6 611
40 2 369
56 7 635
68 21 468
89 33 460
104 19 609
107 34 528
115 3 469
116 15 316
127 3 470
PROVERBS.
Chap. Verse Vol. 3. Page
14 14 511
20 25 515
21 3 396
and 469
10, 11 533
25 1 595
31 13, to 28 376
ECCLESIASTES.
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7 26 466
CANTICLES.
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ISAIAH.
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7 6, 7 590
13 17 465
14 9 669
30 33 588
36 and 37 603, &c.
JEREMIAH.
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10 7 521
11 12 616
12 5 616
15 11 614
24 and 25 639
35 1, &c. 635
36 26 560
38 and 52 639
EZEKIEL.
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All from Chap. 8. to the end, 637
16 38 636
14 17 636
20 8, to 24 506
3 631
DANIEL.
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2 637
3 637
4 638
5 5, 6 429
21 469
5 639
6 643
9 647
10 657
11 and 12 660 740
HOSE A.
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11 8, 9 589
13 9 472
JOEL.
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A MOS.
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OBADIAH.
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JONAH.
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All of it 574, to 584
MICAH.
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3 5, 11 541
NAHUM.
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All of it 584, to 587
HABAKKUK.
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3 2 424, and 685
ZEPHANIAH.
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1 4 618
HAGGAI.
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1 4 657
ZECHARIAH.
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MALACHY.
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APOCRYPHA. 737, to 740

THE New-Testament.

MATTHEW.
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2 14 560
8 21 602
12 42 464
23 35 565
24 22 424
MARK.
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LUKE.
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4 25 496
9 55 496
11 30 580
13 24 549
32 494
18 5 497
JOHN.
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2 9, 10 664
19 462
6 9 537
ACTS.
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5 29 544
12 21, 22 383
ROMANS.
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8 13 374
1 CORINTHIANS.
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9 11 541
14 20 491
2 CORINTHIANS.
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GALATIANS.
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1 8 477
EPHESIANS.
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PHILIPPIANS.
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COLOSSIANS.
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1 THESSALONIANS.
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2 THESSALONIANS.
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1 TIMOTHY.
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2 TIMOTHY.
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TITUS.
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PHILEMON.
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HEBREWS.
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JAMES.
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1 PETER.
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2 PETER.
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1 JOHN.
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5 19 558
2 JOHN.
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3 JOHN.
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JUDE.
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REVELATION.
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2 20 487
24 551

An ANIMADVERTISEMENT.

THAT all my Candid and Courteous Readers may have the more ample and abundant Satisfaction, both for their Expences in Purchasing, and for their better Improvement in Reading all my three Volumes Purchased; which do contain the Cream and Quintessence of the best Authors, I have again (by the helping hand of my Heavenly Father) made a new, and another most prodigious Essay, and a most painful Travel through that golden Field of the whole Old-Testament, for drawing forth three distinct Index's and Alphabetical Tables to all the three Folio's; that so both the Holy Scriptures of every Book (where Explained) and the several Subjects common place wise (where treated upon) might the more easily with one Glance of the Eye be found out for present perusal: How exceeding Elaborate this additional undertaking hath been to me, may apparently be understood by all who are wise-hearted, because this Work could not possibly be accomplished, but by a serious Review of every single Page in all the three distinct Volumes Yet, may all my Labors come in the fullness of the Blessing of Christ to his Church, and may also Advance in any Measure his Kingdom and Glory, I shall not Grudge or Regret at any Part of my greatest Pains. Soli Deo Gloria.

AN Alphabetical TABLE OF THE Principal Matters contained in the Third Volume of the Old Testament;

  • A
    • ACcepts, God doth of a little, where much cannot be had, Vol. 3. Page 723.
    • Affliction may oft be renewed, p. 409, 410. The Cause of it must be inquired after, p. 413. If sanctified it saves the Soul, p. 549, 550.
    • It is as the Bellows to blow up Devotion, p. 565. It whipped Manasseh home to God. p. 613.
    • Angels, even good are destroying Angels, p. 424. Of Gabriel, p. 649.
    • Answer of God to Man's Prayer, p. 649. How to answer Satan distracting us in Prayer, p. 713.
    • Antinomian Notion Confuted, God is Angry with his own Children, p. 467, 468. Yea for but one Sin, p. 478.
    • Antiochus and Antichrist, several Sentiments of Authors about them, p. 745. Antiochus 's wicked Life and woeful Death, p. 746, 752.
    • Antiquity an uncertain Guide, p. 656.
    • Apocrypha, how distinguished from Canonical, p. 614. That History is carried on by the help of Dan. 9.10.11. and 12. and by Luke 3. and by Gen. 49.10. from 735. to the end.
    • Arminians, divide Salvation 'twixt the Free Grace of God, and Free Will of Man, p. 439.
  • B.
    • Babylon's fatal Fall, p. 642.
    • Blessings, God knows how to make them doubly welcome to us, p. 537.
  • C.
    • Captivity of Israel the first Time, p. 593. And the Last, p. 629. How three in all, p. 632. see Deliver.
    • Ceremonies, when abused may be abolished, p. 596.
    • Chemarims explained, Vol. 3. Page 618.
    • Children may not blaze Parents failings, p. 442. They should be at God's Worship. Why, p. 518. Parents punished in their Miscarriage, p. 529. Mostly learn from their Mother, p. 732.
    • Christ is Typified by the Temple and all its Furniture, p. 442, to 458. Christ's last coming, when p. 462. How he appeared to Daniel, p. 660.
    • Church Militant and Triumphant Typified by David and Solomon 's Reigns, p. 430. Built of growing Stones and green Timber, p. 443. Compar'd to a Travelling Woman, p. 603. To a weak Virgin, p. 606. She must be kept clean, p. 727, 729, 730.
    • Cold Palsy, how qualified if not cured, p. 428.
    • Company, the Evil of being with the Evil, p. 569.
    • Conference, that is godly pleaseth God, p. 526.
    • Conspiracy may be Lawful, p. 561.
    • Constant in good, p. 614.
    • Content is most found in a middle Estate. p. 533.
    • Covenant must be kept, though won by a wile, p. 414. Oft renew it with God, p. 617. How it was sealed to, p. 721. By Women and Children, p. 722.
    • Counsels of Men are ordered by the Counsel of God, p. 396. Evil Counsel is worst to the Counselor, p. 399. How God's Counsel is without Repentance, p. 424.
    • Country, every Man loves his Native Soil, p. 728.
  • D.
    • Daniel in the Den of Lions, p. 644. How delivered, p. 645, 646. But his Foes were devoured, p. 647.
    • Death is terrible, p, 608. See Dye, Josiah died in Peace, though he died in War, p. 617. His Death was sad to the Church, p. 625.
    • Dedication of the Temple at large, p. 458, to 462. Of the City Walls, p. 725.
    • Delay, God doth sometimes to Answer Prayer, p. 631.
    • Deliver God help his Servants with low Means and little helps, p. 397. He Works great Matters by weak Means, p. 412. We must bless God for delivering us from an Egypt of Sin, p. 460. Jews deliverance from Babylon, p. 651.
    • Despise not a Day of small things, p. 655.
    • Devil God makes use of to deceive the Wicked, p. 513. God overshoots him in his own Bow, p. 560.
    • Dreams of sundry sorts, p. 436.
    • Drinking, none to be forced to it, p. 663.
    • Drunkenness is a Noon-day Devil, p. 487.
    • Dye, the Words of dying Men are living Oracles, p. 430, 431. God's darlings oft die betimes, p. 480, Some die suddenly, as others lingringly, p. 567.
  • E.
    • Education helps somewhat, though it heal not thoroughly, p. 562, 563.
    • Elisha 's Death, p. 567.
    • Enemy, one that is once foiled, ought not to be contemned, p. 506. Kindness to such may prove kindness to ourselves, p. 545.
    • Evil, how it is from God, p. 418. And how from the Devil,