English Puritan & Reformed

Paraphrase Upon the Books of the Psalms

Henry Hammond (1605-1660) · 495,116 words · 2201 min

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can be founded with any appearance of reason) it already appears that there is no truth in this: For as this practice of praising God with the assistance of instrumental as well as vocal music is found to be antienter then the giving of the Law in Sinai, (much more then of the ceremonies in God's service either in the Tabernacle or Temple) being related of Miriam the prophetess, the sister of Aaron, Ex. xv. 20. that to celebrate the delivery out of Egypt, to Moses 's song, took a timbrel in her hand, and the women went out after her with timbrels and with dances; so the appointment of it in God's service cannot by the scripture be deduced from any higher original then that of David, according to that of 2 Chron. xxix. 26. which expresseth the instruments to have been ordained by David. The appointment, I say, or praescript command; for as to the practice of it, we have an earlier example and instance of that 1 Sam. x. 5. where the company of prophets are met by Saul, coming down from the high place with a psaltery, and a tabret, and a pipe, and a harp before them, while they prophesied, or sang praises to God. And another yet earlier I mentioned, that of Miriam and her maidens. And indeed the universal usage among all the nations that we read of, gives us cause much rather to assign it a place in the Natural Religion which the common light of Reason directed all civilized nations to, in attributing honor to God, then to number it among the ceremonies of the Mosaical Law. Homer, one of the ancientest heathen writers that we have, gives a sufficient account of the usage of the Greeks in celebrating the praises of the God's and Heroes upon the Harp; and after him nothing more frequent then the mention of the Paeans, Dithyrambicks, Choriambicks, Pythaulae, the 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 of Bacchus, the Phrygian way of service unto Cybele with the Drum, the Egyptians to Isis with the Timbrel or Sistrum. Of the more Eastern practice the third of Daniel is sufficient testimony, where the sound of the Cornet, Flute, Harp, Sackbut, Psaltery, Dulcimer, and all kinds of Music are used in the worship of their Idol-God's, v. 5. As for the Western or Roman, Music was so great an ingredient in their Religion, that in the first Ages of that state, before they had learnt and received in to their own the rites of the nations they conquered, the Tibicines had a College or Corporation among them; and when upon a disobligation they left the city, the Senate addrest a solemn Embassy to them to bring them back, and at their return courted them with the donation of all the privileges they desired. By all this it appears how little affinity to truth there is in that observation, which made Church-Music a piece of abrogated Judaism, it being no part of the Law given by Moses, and so great a part of the Religion of those to whose rites the Mosaical economy was most contrary; and yet so far also from being defamed by the Idolatrous heathens using of it, that the Prophets among the Jews practiced it, Miriam celebrated the deliverance from Egypt with it in the presence of Moses, and David solemnly ordain'd and endowed it, (and from him the rest of the Kings of Judah ) in the Tabernacle and the Temple. Which appointment of David's although I suppose it not so far to be extended as to lay an obligation on all Christians in all their services to use this solemnity of instrumental Music, David's practices being not thus obligatory to us, nor his appointments reaching all Christians; yet 1. neither is there any reason deducible from hence to persuade us, that these Instruments taken in to assist in God's service either then were, or now are, unlawful on that account, because they were not commanded by God, but appointed by David: for it being evident that David was both a Prophet and a King, the former (if not the latter of these alone) enabled and qualified him to ordain ceremonies in God's service, as is visible in his numbering the age of the Levites, 1 Chron. xxiii. 27. otherwise then Moses had appointed, v. 3. & Num. iv. 3. and by his design to build God a Temple not commanded (but after forbidden) and yet his design of doing it approved by God. And 2. the motives which recommended the use thereof to David and his successors after him, being not shadows of things to come, (which therefore by the presence of the substance, the coming of Christ, are abolished) but reasons of equal efficacy now, and before, and in his time, viz. the propriety of those sounds to express and add to the solemnity of rejoicing, to enliven and stir up dull, and to compose irregular affections, to raise and inflame Devotion, to transport into holy extasyes, and this, as Boethius tells us, by virtue of the answerableness of the notes in Music to those observed by nature in the temper of the body, which makes a well-composed harmony, a moral at least, if not even a natural instrument to work changes in human affections, and if the Music be designed with Judgment, and with respect to the present occasions, that change must in reason be to the better, and not to the worse. On these premisses, I say, the least that can be inferred is, that if we only consider Church-Music as a suitable attendant on Divine Service, it is no more abrogated by the Gospel, then prostration of the body in prayer, setting apart Festival solemnities, making Oblations, building Oratories, and the like; and 2. if we join to this the consideration of the particular uses of it, then unless we have none of these wants which music is proper to supply, the Use may now as reasonably be retain'd in the Church (and that for other parts of God's service as well as that one of Lauds and Magnificats, from the examples of Asa and Jehoshaphat forementioned) as it was introduced into God's service in, and before the Temple. Yet when I say it may, I do not assume it must: When by the consent (in a manner) of all mankind I discern it looked on as an agreeable attendant and ornament of natural Religion, I do not yet esteem it either as any the least part of the Substance, or so much as a necessary rite of Divine Service, but place it in the classis of those things which, when they are seasonably and decently and reverently used, express our honor to the Deity. 'It is most certain, I may speak the praises of God without the addition either of Instrumental or even of vocal Music; and so I know we may pray, and not in a Church or Consecrated place, and without the lowlyest posture of the body, that of prostration. Yet it will as little be doubted upon Christian Principles, or those which are common to all Religion, but, as these, so that, when it is (by the Piety of Governors, or without, so it be not against, their commands) superinduced, it will with good propriety fill up the solemnity and honourary respect, and so (though abstracted from the forementioned accessory advantages) maintain, against all rational opposition, the decency of retaining it in the Church of Christ. 3. To say still, after all this, that it is abolished in the Christian Church, and neither to show where, nor to tender any analogy or parity of reason by which that may (with some probability at least) be inferred, but having untruly suggested, that it was appointed by God in the Old Law, on that undue suggestion only, without the least tender of farther proof, to dictate magisterially that it is abolished, what is this but the fallacy in Logic of begging the Question, and no small degree of the sin of dogmatizing, as far from the methods of Reason, as the purity or liberty of the Gospel? Especially when the Apostle under the New Testament, by prescribing Psalms and Hymns and spiritual songs Col. iii. 16. which three words are observed to comprize all the sorts of songs and Psalms mentioned among the Jews in the Old Testament (of the last of which those very Geneva -Annotations say, that they are peculiar and artificious songs, made fuller of music ) and by the addition of singing, and making melody (the latter 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 probably referring to instrumental, as the former to vocal music) seems so far from the least unkindness to the Music customary in the Temple, that he rather recommends it on fit occasions to the Christians. Nor can there be any reason rendered, either Christian or Moral, why vocal Music should be commanded under the Gospel, and yet Instrumental forbidden; or why Songs more than ordinarily artificious, and fuller of Music, being in the Genevan judgment prescribed, should yet be interdicted the additional use of the Harp or Organ, or any other sort of grave, solemn, and most esteemed Musical Instruments, to accompany, and either assist, or adorn them. A more rational enquiry it would be, whether when the holy anointing oil, wherewith the Tabernacle was anointed, was not to be used for secular purposes under the severest penalty, Ex. xxx. 33. such Instruments, 1. so solemnly appointed, and thereby in a manner consecrated by David the holy Psalmist, and 2. honored by the usage of the Temple, and also the Christian Church, be not in some degree debased, if not profaned, by being forbidden their Original proper Use, and employed to uses most contrary.

HOSANNAH, HALLELUJAH.

The End.

An Index of the Words and Phrases explained in the Annotations.

A.

ABide pag. 255. col. 2
Abjects pag. 190. col. 1
Above the heavens pag. 190. col. 1. pag. 712. col. 1
Abundantly utter pag. 699. col. 1
Accept pag. 116. col. 1
his Acts pag. 509. col. 1
Add iniquity pag. 343. col. 1
deaf Adder pag. 294. col. 2
Adversity pag. 189. col. 2
Ethiopia pag. 433. col. 1
Affliction pag. 132. col. 1
Afflictions pag. 655. col. 1
Afraid pag. 104. col. 1
mine Age pag. 211. col. 1
Aijeleth Shahar pag. 126. col. 1
Alamoth pag. 240. col. 1
Alike pag. 180. col. 2
keep Alive pag. 132. col. 1
to All pag. 699. col. 2
All the judgments pag. 615. col. 1
Altaschith pag. 291. col. 1
evil Angels pag. 393. col. 1
Angels food pag. 391. col. 1
Anointed pag. 468. col. 1. pag. 525. col. 2
Answered pag. 407. col. 1
Appeareth before God pag. 423. col. 2
holy Arm pag. 489. col. 1
Arrows pag. 375. col. 1
Arrows of the mighty pag. 629. col. 1
of Asaph pag. 356. col. 1
Ashamed pag. 37. col. 1
eaten Ashes like bread pag. 503. col. 1
gone Aside pag. 72. col. 1
Assembly of Saints pag. 445. col. 2
Awake pag. 94. col. 1. pag. 291. col. •
Awake early pag. 291. col. 2
when I Awake I am still with thee pag. 679. col. 1
thou Awakest pag. 362. col. 2
stand in Awe pag. 30. col. 1
Axes pag. 367. col. 1

B.

Baal Peor pag. 540. col. 1
valley of Bacha pag. 422. col. 1
make them turn their Backs pag. 121. col. 2
the Band pag. 618. col. 2
Bands in their death pag. 356. col. 2
set up our Banners pag. 117. col. 1
Bash • n pag. 336. col. 1
green Bay-tree pag. 201. col. 2
the Beast pag. 709. col. 1
wild Beasts pag. 261. col. 2
Beauty pag. 211. col. 2. pag. 256. col. 2
Beauty of holiness pag. 158. col. 2. pag. 563. col. 1
Because pag. 547. col. 1
Because of truth pag. 237. col. 1
Before thee pag. 626. col. 2
Beginning of wisdom pag. 570. col. 2
Begotten pag. 15. col. 1
Behaved pag. 189. col. 2. pag. 652. col. 1
Belch pag. 301. col. 1
Bend their Bows pag. 315. col. 1
Beset me pag. 675. col. 2
Billows pag. 225. col. 2
Bind with cords to the horns— pag. 594. col. 1
Bind his Princes pag. 528. col. 1
Blessed are— pag. 21. col. 1
Blessed be the Lord— pag. 219. col. 1
Blessed in him pag. 352. col. 1
Blessed of him pag. 200. col. 2
Blesseth pag. 56. col. 1
Boast pag. 232. col. 2
my Bones pag. 36. col. 1
Book pag. 217. col. 1. pag. 678. col. 2
Book of the living pag. 343. col. 2
Book of Psalms pag. 1. col. 3
Borders pag. 394. col. 1
out of thy Bosom pag. 367. col. 2
a Bottle in the smoke pag. 620. col. 1
dealt Bountifully pag. 70. col. 2. pag. 615. col. 1
Bow down pag. 91. col. 1
carrying Bows pag. 390. col. 1
a Bowing wall pag. 311. col. 1
Branches pag. 517. col. 2
the Breach pag. 539. col. 1
Bread of tears pag. 400. col. 1
Break pag. 17. col. 2. pag. 615. col. 2
Break my head pag. 685. col. 2
Breath out cruelty pag. 152. col. 1
Bridegroom coming out of his chamber pag. 113. col. 1
Broken pag. 103. col. 1
Brook of the way pag. 565 col. 2
Brought forth pag. 520. col. 2
horn to Bud pag. 657. col. 2
Build the house pag. 643. col. 1
strong Bulls pag. 130. col. 1
bones are Burnt up pag. 502. col. 1
thy Burthen pag. 285. col. 2

C.

maketh the storms a Calm pag. 548. col. 1
maketh the hinds to Calve pag. 161. col. 2
his word Came pag. 527. col. 1
Cared for my soul pag. 688. col. 1
Carriest them away pag. 455. col. 1
Carved work pag. 367. col. 1
Cast down pag. 200. col. 2
Cast out pag. 231. col. 1
Catch pag. 558. col. 1
Caterpillar pag. 392. col. 2
without a Cause pag. 142. col. 1
goodly Cedar-trees pag. 401. col. 1
Chamber pag. 514. col. 2
no Changes pag. 284. col. 2
Chariot pag. 241. col. 2
Chariots pag. 336. col. 2
Charmers pag. 295. col. 1
Chasticeth pag. 472. col. 1
Cheek-bone pag. 25. col. 2
sitteth between the Cherubims pag. 491. col. 2
Chief joy pag. 668. col. 2
Chief Musician pag. 28. col. 1
Chosen pag. 448. col. 1
Clap their hands pag. 489. col. 1
Cleanness of my hands pag. 100. col. 2
Clear pag. 264. col. 1
Cleave pag. 369. col. 1
Clouds pag. 291. col. 2
Cloudy pillar pag. 492. col. 1
Come down pag. 100. col. 1
shall Come pag. 260. col. 1
lest they Come nerae unto thee pag. 175. col. 1
Comfort pag. 347. col. 2
Commandments are sure pag. 570. col. 1
Commit pag. 199. col. 1
Compact together pag. 684. col. 1
in Company pag. 284. col. 1
Compass thine altar pag. 147. col. 2
Compassest pag. 675. col. 1
Compasseth pag. 360. col. 1
Conceived in sin pag. 266. col. 1
Condemne his soul pag. 559. col. 2
Coneys pag. 518. col. 1
Congregation pag. 8. col. 2. pag. 372. col. 1
thy Congregation pag. 333. col. 1
Consume as smoke pag. 200. col. 1
Consumed me pag. 625. col. 2
in Continuance pag. 678. col. 2
Cords pag. 13. col. 1
Corner-stones pag. 695. col. 2
Corrupt pag. 360. col. 1
Corruption pag. 84. col. 1
Coucheth pag. 59. col. 2
Covered me in— pag. 677. col. 1
Counsel pag. 6. col. 1
their Counsel pag. 337. col. 2
given me Counsel pag. 83. col. 1
take Counsel pag. 13. col. 1
my Countenance pag. 226. col. 2
light of thy Countenance pag. 232. col. 1
rebuke of thy Countenance pag. 403. col. 2
Creeping pag. 519. col. 1
Crieth pag. 350. col. 2
Crieth out pag. 421. col. 1
Cup pag. 65. col. 2 pag. 81. col. 1
Cup of salvation pag. 584. col. 2
Curiously wrought pag. 677. col. 2
that are Cursed pag. 615. col. 2
Cursing pag. 58. col. 2
Curtain pag. 514. col. 1
Cush the Benjamite pag. 40. col. 1
Cut off pag. 378. col. 2 pag. 458. col. 2

D.

how many are the Daies pag. 620. col. 2
Dancing pag. 165. col. 1
Dark saying pag. 253 col. 1
into Darkness pag. 440. col. 2
Daughter of Zion pag. 53. col. 2
Dead pag. 439. col. 1
Deadly enemies pag. 90. col. 2
Deaf Adder pag. 294. col. 2
Deal bountifully pag. 70. col. 2 pag. 615. col. 1
issues from Death pag. 337. col. 1
unto Death pag. 249. col. 2
Declare pag. 372. col. 1
Decree pag. 14. col. 1
Dedication pag. 164. col. 1
Deep pag. 224. col. 2
Degrees pag. 628. col. 1
Delight pag. 474. col. 2
Delighted pag. 129. col. 2
Delivered pag. 406. col. 1
Desert pag. 155. col. 2 pag. 502. col. 1
the Desire pag. 700. col. 1
Desires pag. 682. col. 2
Desolate pag. 143. col. 2
shall be Desolate pag. 184. col. 2
unto perpetual Desolations pag. 366. col. 1
Destroy pag. 367. col. 2
would Destroy pag. 342. col. 1
art to be Destroyed pag. 668. col. 2
the Destroyer pag. 89. col. 1
to Destruction pag. 455. col. 1
Destructions pag. 52. col. 2
Dew of Hermon pag. 659. col. 1
Dew of thy youth pag. 563. col. 2
Disappoint pag. 92. col. 1
Dissemblers pag. 146. col. 2
Divide Shechem pag. 306. col. 2
that he hath Done this pag. 133. col. 2
Doth pag. 8. col. 2
Dore-keeper pag. 423. col. 2
Dore of my lips pag. 684. col. 1
Draw pag. 155. col. 1
Dream pag. 641. col. 1
Dross pag. 623. col. 2
favor the Dust thereof pag. 504. col. 2
Dwell pag. 34. col. 1 pag. 135. col. 1 pag. 198. col. 1
Dwelleth on high pag. 575. col. 1
Dwelling pag. 453. col. 1
Dwelling-place pag. 277. col. 1

E.

youth renewed like the Eagles pag. 508. col. 1
Early pag. 498. col. 2
right Early pag. 241. col. 1
rise up Early pag. 644. col. 1
in the Earth pag. 350. col. 1
formed the Earth pag. 454. col. 1
are at Ease pag. 636. col. 2
East pag. 373. col. 1
East wind. pag. 248. col. 2
unto the End pag. 617. col. 1
come to an End pag. 43. col. 1
End of all perfection pag. 622. col. 1
Endor pag. 415. col. 2
Enemies pag. 679. col. 2
Entrance of thy word pag. 625. col. 1
before Ephraim— pag. 400. col. 1
Ephratah pag. 656. col. 1
mine Equal pag. 283. col. 2
Escape pag. 289. col. 1
in an Even place
Evening sacrifice pag. 684. col. 1
an Evil disease pag. 219. col. 1
Evil speaker pag. 682. col. 2
Exact upon him pag. 448. col. 2
Exalt themselves pag. 682. col. 1
is Exalted pag. 592. col. 2
mine Eye hath seen his desire pag. 279. col. 2

F.

the Face pag. 184. col. 1
seek thy Face pag. 138. col. 1
Faileth of fatness pag. 559. col. 1
to thy Faithfulness pag. 446. col. 1
Fall pag. 52. col. 1 pag. 313. col. 2
that I might Fall pag. 592. col. 1
make their own tongue to Fall pag. 316. col. 2
Famous pag. 366. col. 2
Fat pag. 199. col. 2
Fat as grease pag. 619. col. 2
Fatness pag. 559. col. 2
go to the generation of his Fathers pag. 257. col. 2
Fear not pag. 316. col. 1
Fear was on every side pag. 169. col. 2
thy Fear pag. 459. col. 1
devoted to thy Fear pag. 617. col. 2
put them in Fear pag. 53. col. 2
in great Fear pag. 72. col. 2
they shall Fear pag. 350. col. 1
with Fear pag. 18. col. 1
the earth Feared pag. 376. col. 2
that thou mayst be Feared pag. 650. col. 1
Feast-day pag. 406. col. 1
in Feasts pag. 190. col. 2
Fed pag. 198. col. 1
Feel the thorns pag. 297. col. 2
lift up thy Feet pag. 365. col. 1
Few men in number pag. 525. col. 2
days be Few pag. 557. col. 1
seek till thou Find none pag. 61. col. 2 pag. 88. col. 1
Fine gold pag. 114. col. 2
Finest wheat pag. 408. col. 2
Fireb, rimstone— pag. 65. col. 1
Firmament pag. 108. col. 1
Firmament of his power pag. 716. col. 1
Firr-trees pag. 517. col. 2
Flattereth pag. 193. col. 1
Flee away pag. 282. col. 2 pag. 459. col. 1
the Flood pag. 161. col. 2
Fly apace pag. 334. col. 1
divers sorts of Flies pag. 392. col. 1
Follow it pag. 474. col. 2
their Folly pag. 255. col. 2
not turn to Folly pag. 425. col. 2
Fools pag. 547. col. 1
Footsteps pag. 298. col. 2 pag. 449. col. 2
For pag. 502. col. 2 pag. 591. col. 2 pag. 675. col. 2
For I shall— pag. 58. col. 1
For so— pag. 644. col. 1
For ever pag. 201. col. 1 pag. 325. col. 1
For ever, O Lord, pag. 621. col. 2
For evermore pag. 105. col. 1
Forget her cunning pag. 668. col. 1
Forgiven the iniquity pag. 425. col. 1
Former pag. 449. col. 1
Forsake pag. 672. col. 2
Foundation pag. 431. col. 1
Foundations pag. 63. col. 1
portion for Foxes pag. 314. col. 1
Free pag. 438. col. 1
Freely sacrifice pag. 279. col. 2
Fret pag. 199. col. 2
From the Lord pag. 632. col. 1
Frost pag. 393. col. 1
a Froward heart pag. 498. col. 2
Fruitful vine pag. 646. col. 1
Full of children pag. 93. col. 2
right hand Full of righteousness pag. 249. col. 1
Fulness pag. 446. col. 1
Furrows pag. 321. col. 2
Further not pag. 682. col. 1

G.

Gate pag. 342. col. 1 pag. 644 col. 2
ye Gates pag. 139. col. 1
Gather pag. 211. col. 1 pag. 289. col. 1
Gathered together for war pag. 682. col. 1
Gebal pag. 419. col. 1
Gentleness pag. 103. col. 1
Gilead pag. 307. col. 1
Gittith pag. 46. col. 1
Given to thee pag. 629. col. 1
make his praise Glorious pag. 324. col. 1
Glory pag. 83. col. 1 pag. 166. col. 2 pag. 538. col. 1
my Glory into pag. 29. col. 1
with Glory pag. 362. col. 2
Glory ye— pag. 525. col. 1
God pag. 288. col. 2
my God pag. 127. col. 1
meat from God pag. 518. col. 1
God's pag. 410. col. 1 pag. 429. col. 2 pag. 485. col. 2 pag. 670. col. 1
Godly pag. 29. col. 2
Go in pag. 347. col. 1
Going out and coming in pag. 632. col. 2
fine Gold pag. 114. col. 2
Good pag. 342. col. 1 pag. 519. col. 2
Good judgment pag. 618. col. 2
a Good matter pag. 237. col. 1
Goodness pag. 79. col. 1
my Goodness pag. 79. col. 1
Govern pag. 326 col. 1
as Grass pag. 455. col. 2
Grave pag. 255. col. 2
Graves mouth pag. 686. col. 2
Great pag. 587. col. 1
Grievous pag. 57. col. 2
Groweth up pag. 455. col. 2 pag. 646. col. 1
Grudge pag. 303. col. a
Guide thee pag. 175. col. 1

H.

Habitation of thy house pag. 148. col. 1
Habitation of thy throne pag. 447. col. 1 pag. 485. col. 1
Hagarenes pag. 414. col. 1
Half their days pag. 285. col. 2
thy Hand pag. 92 col. 1
lift up thy Hand pag. 540. col. 1
thy right Hand pag. 90. col. 1 pag. 565. col. 1
my soul is in my Hand pag. 622. col. 2
found their Hands pag. 376. col. 1
Hand-breadth pag. 210 col. 1
Handfull pag. 351 col. 1
Happy pag. 704. col. 1
Harps pag. 228. col. 2
my Haste pag. 170. col. 2
soul Hateth pag. 64. col. 2
as an Heap pag. 179. col. 2
on Heaps pag. 397. col. 1
Heapeth up pag. 20. col. 1
hast Heard me pag. 132. col. 1
Heard of it at Ep • rata pag. 655. col. 2
Hear me pag. 28 col. 2
Hear us pag. 118. col. 1
Hearkening pag. 509 col. 2
my Heart pag. 151. col. 1
in the Heart pag. 238. col. 1
Hearts pag. 421. col. 1
say in their H • arts pag. 191. col. 2
Heathens pag. 62. col. 1
the Heavens pag. 292. col. 1 pag. 332. col. 1 pag. 483. col. 2 pag. 575. col. 2
Heavens of heavens pag. 712. col. 1
by taking Heed pag. 613. col. 2
iniquity of my Heels pag. 253. col. 2
Hell pag. 83. col. 2
Heman the Ezrahite pag. 438. col. 1
Hermon pag. 446. col. 2
dew of Hermon pag. 659. col. 1
Hermon tes pag. 224. col. 1
Hid treasure pag. 93 col. 1
Hidden ones pag. 413. col. 1
to Hide me pag. 602 col. 1
High hill pag. 336. col. 1
low and High pag. 252. col. 1
High places pag. 102. col. 2
to the Hills pag. 636. col. 1
maketh the Hinds to calve pag. 161. col. 2
Hold up my goings pag. 89. col. 1
have Holpen pag. 415. col. 1
Holy pag. 700. col. 1
for I am Holy pag. 429. col. 1
beauties of Holiness pag. 563. col. 1
Honorable women pag. 239. col. 1
Horne of David pag. 657. col. 2
mine Horne shalt thou exalt pag. 468. col. 2
Horns of the Altar pag. 594. col. 1
Horrible pit pag. 214. col. 1
keep House pag. 576. col. 1
Houses pag. 416. col. 1
to his own Hurt pag. 76. col. 1

I.

O Jacob— pag. 137. col. 2
Jah pag. 332. col. 2
Idols pag. 479. col. 1 pag. 580. col. 1
Jehovah pag. 418. col. 2
If ye will— pag. 476. col. 2
Image pag. 362. col. 1
Imagine mischief pag. 310. col. 1
substance yet Imperfect pag. 678. col. 1
Inclosed pag. 90. col. 2 pag. 131. col. 1
Inditing pag. 236. col. 1
my Infirmity pag. 382. col. 1
Inhabitest pag. 128. col. 1
Inheritance pag. 394. col. 1
Iniquity pag. 101. col. 2 pag. 169. col. 1
former Iniquities pag. 397. col. 1
Inlarge my heart pag. 616. col. 2
Instructed pag. 18. col. 1 pag. 82. col. 2
Instrument of ten strings pag. 179. col. 1
Integrity pag. 143. col. 2
Intended evil pag. 121. col. 1
Inward parts pag. 274. col. 2
exceeding Joy pag. 228. col. 1
sacrifices of Joy pag. 151. col. 1
be Joyful pag. 489. col. 2
Joyful sound pag. 447. col. 1
out of Joynt pag. 130. col. 2
laid in Irons pag. 526. col. 2
Ishmaelites pag. 414. col. 1
Issues from death pag. 337. col. 1
Judge pag. 373. col. 2 pag. 663. col. •
their Judges pag. 686. col. 2
when thou Judgest pag. 265. col. 1
executed Judgment pag. 540. col. 2
good Judgment pag. 618. col. 2
thrones of Judgment pag. 634. col. 2
coles of Juniper pag. 629. col. 1
Justice pag. 446. col. 2
do Justice pag. 410. col. 2

K.

Kadesh pag. 160. col. 1
Keep pag. 612. col. 2
shalt Keep them pag. 67. col. 2
Kiss the son pag. 20. col. 1
I Knew it not pag. 190. col. 1
Knewest my path pag. 688. col. 1
let him be Known pag. 397. col. 2

L.

to Labor pag. 696. col. 1
Lamp pag. 657. col. 1
Law-giver pag. 307. col. 1
Leanness pag. 537. col. 2
Leannoth pag. 436. col. 1
Leap pag. 336. col. 1
Leaped pag. 101. col. 2
Leave not pag. 687. col. 2
Lebanon pag. 159. col. 2
Lest if thou— pag. 154. col. 1
Let me not wander pag. 614. col. 1
Let the words— pag. 115. col. 1
Let them pag. 188. col. 2
Leviathan pag. 368. col. 1 pag. 519. col. 1
their Life pag. 393. col. 2
in this Life pag. 93. col. 1
Lift up pag. 31. col. 1 pag. 503. col. 2
Lift up thy feet pag. 365. col. 1
Lift up your heads pag. 138. col. 2
my hands will I Lift up pag. 618. col. 1
Lift up his soul pag. 137. col. 1
Lifted up his hand pag. 540. col. 1
Light pag. 487. col. 2
the Light pag. 370. col. 1
Light of thy countenance pag. 232. col. 1
Lighten mine eyes pag. 70. col. 1
Like as a lion pag. 91. col. 2
thy Likeness pag. 94. col. 1
their Line pag. 109. col. 2
Lines pag. 82. col. 1
Lions roar after their prey pag. 518. col. 2
young Lions pag. 183. col. 1
shoot out the Lip pag. 129. col. 2
as long as I Live pag. 584. col. 1
that I may Live pag. 615. col. 2
Living pag. 297. col. 2
book of the Living pag. 343. col. 2
land of the Living pag. 152. col. 2
Loathsome disease pag. 207. col. 2
as the Locust pag. 558. col. 1
Loins pag. 207. col. 1
Longeth pag. 313. col. 1
Look unto the hand pag. 636. col. 1
Lord pag. 288. col. 2 pag. 481. col. 2 pag. 565. col. 1
my Lord pag. 562. col. 1
Lot pag. 81. col. 1
children of Lot pag. 414. col. 1
I Love the Lord pag. 583. col. 1
song of Loves pag. 236. col. 1
Loving kindness pag. 549. col. 1
Low and high pag. 252. col. 1
Lust pag. 391. col. 1
my Lying down pag. 675. col. 1

M.

Mad ag • inst me pag. 502. col. 2
Magnified thy word pag. 671. col. 1
Mahalath pag. 278. col. 1
Maintainest my lot pag. 81. col. 2
Make me to go pag. 617. col. 2
Make mention pag. 432. col. 1
Maketh my feet— pag. 102. col. 1
this Man pag. 432. col. 2
what is Man pag. 694. col. 1
given in Marriage pag. 394. col. 2
Marvelous things pag. 489. col. 1
Maschil pag. 173. col. 1
Meat from God pag. 518. col. 1
Meditation pag. 33. col. 2
Melt away pag. 573. col. 2
Melteth pag. 616. col. 1
Men pag. 359. col. 3
the Men pag. 93. col. 1
Mercy pag. 426. col. 1
Merciful pag. 701. col. 2
Mesech pag. 629. col. 2
Michtam pag. 78. col. 1
Mighty pag. 447. col. 2
ye Mighty pag. 158. col. 1 pag. 410. col. 1 pag. 445. col. 1
Mischievous things pag. 208. col. 2
my Moisture pag. 173. col. 2
a Moment pag. 165. col. 1
a Moth pag. 211. col. 2
my Mountain pag. 165. col. 2
Mountains pag. 578. col. 2
Mountains round about Jerusalem pag. 639. col. 1
go up by the Mountains pag. 516. col. 2
sin of their Mouth pag. 303. col. 1
thy Mouth pag. 508. col. 1
breath in their Mouths pag. 664. col. 1
with the Multitude pag. 223. col. 1
Muth-Labben pag. 50. col. 1
My God pag. 127. col. 1

N.

whose Name is Jehovah pag. 418. col. 2
Nations pag. 586. col. 1
Neginoth pag. 28. col. 1
Nehiloth pag. 23. col. 1
a Net in a pit pag. 188. col. 2
New Moon pag. 405. col. 2
by Night pag. 463. col. 1
Night-watches pag. 625. col. 2
Nobles pag. 416. col. 1
Not unto us— pag. 580. col. 1
for Nought pag. 232. col. 2
the Numbers pag. 346. col. 1

O.

Of him pag. 520. col. 1
Offend pag. 361. col. 2 pag. 626. col. 1
fresh Oile pag. 468. col. 2
mine ear hast thou Opened pag. 214. col. 2
Oracle pag. 155. col. 1
set a wicked man Over him pag. 556. col. 1
Out-goings pag. 320. col. 1
Owl pag. 502. col. 1

P.

like high Palaces pag. 395. col. 2
Panteth pag. 222. col. 1
Passed pag. 202. col. 2
his Pasture pag. 476. col. 1
Pastures pag. 322. col. 2
Paths pag. 321. col. 2
enemies of Peace pag. 630. col. 2
People pag. 548. col. 1
thy People pag. 562. col. 2
Perfect pag. 102. col. 1
Perfect that which concerneth me pag. 672. col. 2
end of all Perfection pag. 622. col. 1
Perish from the way pag. 20. col. 2
Persecute pag. 56. col. 1
arrows against the Persecutors pag. 43. col. 2
Pierced pag. 131. col. 1
Pit pag. 189. col. 1
proud have digged Pits pag. 621. col. 1
Play pag. 519. col. 2
at his Pleasure pag. 525. col. 2
the Plowers plowed upon— pag. 647. col. 1
Pluck it out pag. 367. col. 2
• ain filleth the Pools pag. 423. col. 1
Portion of their cup pag. 65. col. 2
Possessed my reins pag. 676. col. 1
Posterity pag. 558. col. 2
Potts pag. 297. col. 1 pag. 334. col. 1
great Power pag. 201. col. 2
Power forever pag. 325. col. 1
thy Power pag. 562. col. 2
Practice wicked works pag. 684. col. 2
Praise pag. 288. col. 1
God of my Praise pag. 555. col. 1
Praise the Lord pag. 536. col. 1 pag. 568. col. 1
worthy to be Praised pag. 99. col. 1
his Prayer become sin pag. 557. col. 1
Preparedst room pag. 400. col. 1
Presence pag. 170. col. 2
Presumptuous sins pag. 115. col. 1
Preserveth pag. 171. col. 1
Preventest pag. 121. col. 1
Pretious seed pag. 641. col. 2
Pretious in the sight— pag. 585. col. 2
Priests pag. 492. col. 1
Privily set pag. 59. col. 2
Promotion pag. 373. col. 1
Proud pag. 620. col. 2 pag. 636. col. 2
Proud heart pag. 498. col. 2
Proud waters pag. 638. col. 1
Provisions pag. 656. col. 2
a Psalm pag. 23. col. 1
take a Psalm pag. 405. col. 1
Psalms col. 1
those that Published it pag. 333. col. 2
Puffeth pag. 66. col. 1
Pure pag. 113. col. 2
I am Purposed pag. 88. col. 2
Puttest away pag. 623. col. 2

Q.

Quench pag. 517. col. 1
Quenched pag. 591. col. 1

R.

Rage pag. 12. col. 1
Rahab pag. 432. col. 1
Ran pag. 381. col. 1
they Rebelled not pag. 528. col. 2
Rebellious pag. 389. col. 1
Rebuke pag. 337. col. 2
Rebuke of thy Countenance pag. 403. col. 2
Receive me pag. 257. col. 1
Reckoned up pag. 214. col. 2
they Reele pag. 547. col. 2
Reins pag. 82. col. 1
Rejoice on every side pag. 322. col. 1
Remember pag. 116. col. 2 pag. 117. col. 2 pag. 223. col. 2
bring to Remembrance pag. 205. col. 1
to be Remembered pag. 569. col. 2
Repent himself pag. 663. col. 2
Reproach pag. 291. col. 1 pag. 379. col. 2
a Reproach of men pag. 129. col. 1
Request of his lips pag. 120. col. 1
Rest pag. 199. col. 1
Restrein pag. 377. col. 2
Return pag. 361. col. 1
Returned pag. 305. col. 2
for a Reward pag. 217. col. 2
Rewarded pag. 41. col. 1
Rideth upon the heavens pag. 332. col. 1
Right pag. 625. col. 1
Right, O God pag. 87. col. 1
Right hand pag. 90. col. 1 pag. 489. col. 1 pag. 695. col. 1
Right hand of falsehood pag. 695. col. 1
Righteous pag. 200. col. 2. pag. 701. col. 2
Righteousness pag. 94. col. 1 pag. 137. col. 2 pag. 249. col. 1 pag. 350. col. 1 pag. 426. col. 2 pag. 624. col. 2 pag. 691. col. 1
unto Righteousness pag. 473. col. 2
counted to him for Righteousness pag. 541. col. 1
sacrifices of Righteousness pag. 20. col. 2
Rivers pag. 7. col. 2 pag. 369. col. 2
my Roaring pag. 127. col. 1
Rock pag. 98. col. 1
Rock of my salvation pag. 44. col. 1
stony Rock pag. 408. col. 2
the Rod pag. 365. col. 1
their Ruler pag. 337. col. 1
Run continually pag. 295. col. 2
Runneth over pag. 134. col. 1

S.

Sabbath pag. 469. col. 1
Sacrifice pag. 593. col. 2
Sacrifice of righteousness pag. 33. col. 2
Salmon pag. 335. col. 2
Salvation pag. 656. col. 2
cup of Salvation pag. 584. col. 2
Sanctuary pag. 313. col. 2 pag. 577. col. 1 pag. 660. col. 1
Save Lord pag. 177. col. 2
Scattered pag. 467. col. 2
Sea pag. 319. col. 2
at the Sea pag. 536. col. 2
wide Sea pag. 518. col. 2
Seat pag. 7. col. 1
the Secret pag. 406. col. 2
Secret of thy presence pag. 170. col. 2
See his desire pag. 573. col. 1
Seek pag. 57. col. 1
Seek thy face pag. 138. col. 1
Seek till thou find none pag. 61. col. 2
Seife pag. 284. col. 1
Selah pag. 24, col. 2
he Set pag. 112. col. 1
Set themselves pag. 12. col. 2
Shall yield— pag. 326. col. 1
Shame pag. 217. col. 2
Shapen in iniquity pag. 265. col. 2
bindeth Sheaves pag. 265. col. 2
Shechem pag. 306. col. 2
like Sheep pag. 255. col. 2
Shields of the earth pag. 244. col. 1
Shiggaion pag. 39. col. 1
cast out my Shooe pag. 307. col. 1
Shoshannim pag. 236. col. 1
Shot out pag. 100. col. 2
Shouteth pag. 394 col. 2
Shushan pag. 305. col. 1
Signs pag. 528. col. 2
for Signs pag. 366. col. 2
Silence pag. 260. col. 2 pag. 413. col. 1
Silent pag. 128. col. 1 pag. 170. col. 2
his prayer become Sin pag. 557. col. 1
Sinai pag. 332. col. 2 pag. 336. col. 1
Sing pag. 517. col. 2 pag. 708. col. 1
beautiful for Situation pag. 247. col. 1
evil shall Slay pag. 184. col. 2
Slay them not pag. 302. col. 2
as a Sleep pag. 455. col. 2
Slept their sleep pag. 376. col. 2
Slide pag. 145. col. 1
in the Smoak pag. 620. col. 1
like Smoak pag. 501. col. 1
Smoother than butter pag. 285. col. 1
Snaile pag. 296. col. 2
Snares pag. 208. col. 1
white as Snow pag. 335. col. 2
Solitary pag. 332. col. 2
Solitary way pag. 546. col. 2
Son pag. 15. col. 1
Soon forgot pag. 536. col. 2
Sore pag. 208. col. 1
my Sore ran pag. 381. col. 1
Sore pained pag. 282. col. 1
Sorrows pag. 81, col. 1 pag. 99. col. 2
be Sorry pag. 208. col. 2
Sought out pag. 569. col. 1
Soul pag. 526. col. 2
my Soul pag. 291. col. 1 pag. 342. col. 1
my Soul Is in my hand pag. 622. col. 2
Soul hateth pag. 64. col. 2
poured out my Soul pag. 223. col. 1
South pag. 446. 548. 641. col. 1
Spake unadvisedly pag. 541. col. 2
Speak pag. 581. col. 1
Speak against thee wickedly pag. 679. col. 2
there is no Speech pag. 108. col. 2
Spirit pag. 173. col. 1
Spoiling pag. 189. col. 1
Stand in the house of the Lord pag. 660. col. 1
Standing pag. 410. col. 1
Stick fast pag. 206. col. 1
be Still pag. 377. col. 1
the Stone pag. 592. col. 2
take pleasure in her Stones pag. 504. col. 1
Stop the way pag. 188. col. 2
Strange God pag. 408. col. 1
Strange language pag. 577. col. 1
Strange children pag. 695. col. 1
Stranger pag. 558. col. 1
in our Streets pag. 696. col. 2
Strength pag. 393. col. 2 pag. 481. col. 2
his Strength pag. 302. col. 1 pag. 525. col. 1
Strength of his head pag. 307. col. 1
by reason of Strength pag. 458. col. 1
saving Strength pag. 156. col. 2
Strengthen pag. 153. col. 1
a Strong man pag. 113. col. 1
madest Strong for thyself pag. 401. col. 2
Stubble before the wind pag. 418. col. 1
Stubborne pag. 389. col. 1
Stumbled pag. 151. col. 1
Submit pag. 103 col. 2
as long as the Sun pag. 351. col. 2
for the Sun pag. 112. col. 2
commandments are Sure pag. 570. col. 1
Surely pag. 652. col. 1
Surety pag. 624. col. 1
Swallow me up pag. 288. col. 1
Sweareth pag. 314. col. 2
Sweet counsel pag. 283 col. 2
thy Sword pag. 92. col. 1

T.

Tabernacle pag. 112. col. 2
Tabor pag. 446. col. 2
Take a Psalm pag. 405. col. 1
as a Tale pag. 456. col. 2
they Talke pag. 343. col. 1
Tarshish pag. 247. col. 2
Teach his senators pag. 528. col. 1
they did Teare me pag. 190. col. 1
Teeth pag. 295. col. 2
Terrible things pag. 319. col. 2
Testimony of Israel pag. 634. col. 1
That I may live
They have made— pag. 238. col. 2
Thick trees pag. 367. col. 1
Thorns pag. 297. col. 1
Though ye have— pag. 335. col. 1
Thought pag. 249. col. 1
vain Thoughts pag. 623. col. 2
thy Thoughts pag. 678. col. 2
twenty Thousand pag. 336. col. 2
Thousands of Angels pag. 336. col. 2
Threescore years— pag. 457. col. 1
Thy throne pag. 238. col. 1
Thy way pag. 34. col. 2
bring hither the Timbrel pag. 405. col. 2
a Time when thou mayest be found pag. 174. col. 1
Time for thee, Lord, to— pag. 624. col. 2
my Times pag. 170. col. 1
Together pag. 203. col. 2 pag. 367. col. 2
Took pag. 287. col. 1
Tossed up and down pag. 558. col. 2
Toward pag. 509. col. 2
Tremble pag. 491. col. 1 pag. 624. col. 1
Try pag. 146. col. 1
thou hast Tried me pag. 87. col. 2
Triumph pag. 307. col. 2 pag. 551. col. 1
Troubled pag. 206 col. 2 pag. 381. col. 2
Trumpet pag. 716. col. 1
Trust pag. 117. col. 1
Trust thou pag. 581. col. 2
Trust in wealth pag. 254. col. 1
put their Trust pag. 21. col. 1
Truth pag. 274. col. 2 pag. 306. col. 2 pag. 426. col. 1
Turn aside pag. 639. col. 2
thou Turnest pag. 454. col. 1
thy Turtle pag. 370. col. 2

V.

Vagabonds pag. 557. col. 1
Vain thoughts pag. 623. col. 2
take thy name in Vain pag. 679. col. 2
Vanity pag. 59. col. 1 pag. 473. col. 1
speak Vanity pag. 695. col. 1
lying Vanities pag. 169. col. 1
Verily pag. 198. col. 2
Vexed pag. 36. col. 2
Victory pag. 489. col. 1
Vilest pag. 68. col. 1
Villages pag. 59. col. 1
fruitful Vine pag. 646. col. 1
Vineyard pag. 401. col. 2
Violent pag. 430. col. 2
Visitest pag. 320. col. 1
Understand pag. 548. col. 2
with Understanding pag. 243. col. 1
Unite pag. 430. col. 1
Untill pag. 473. col. 2
Unto righteousness pag. 473. col. 2
Voice pag. 109. col. 1
Voice of the Lord pag. 159. col. 1
in the Volume pag. 216. col. 2
with them that Uphold pag. 279. col. 1
Upright pag. 569. col. 1
land of Uprightness pag. 692. col. 2
Utmost parts pag. 16. col. 2
abundantly Utter pag. 699. col. 1
Utterly pag. 613. col. 1

W.

Wait pag. 199. col. 1
Waiteth for— pag. 319. col. 1
mine eyes Waking pag. 381. col. 1
Walk on every side pag. 69. col. 1
Walking pag. 7. col. 1
a Wall pag. 101. col. 2
a bowing Wall pag. 311. col. 1
let me not Wander pag. 614. col. 1
Warned pag. 114. col. 2
Wash his footsteps pag. 298. col. 2
Wash my hands in innocence pag. 147. col. 1
Washpot pag. 307. col. 1
Wasted us pag. 667. col. 1
Watch for the Morning pag. 650. col. 1
night Watches pag. 625. col. 2
Water-spouts pag. 225. col. 1
standing Water pag. 578. col. 2
Waterest pag. 321. col. 1
Waters pag. 360. col. 2
Waves pag. 225. col. 2
made a Way to— pag. 393. col. 2
the Way pag. 612. col. 1
thy Way pag. 34. col. 2
wicked Way pag. 680. col. 1
Way everlasting pag. 680. col. 2
Ways of the Lord pag. 671. col. 2
Ways of them pag. 421. col. 2
Weakned pag. 505. col. 1
as a child that is Weaned pag. 653 col. 1
not We pag. 495. col. 1
mingled my drink with Weeping pag. 503. col. 2
Weigh pag. 294. col. 1
for their Wellfare pag. 342. col. 2
Went with them— pag. 223. col. 2
like a Wheel pag. 417. col. 1
When pag. 320. col. 2 pag. 391. col. 2
When I consider pag. 47. col. 2
When the wicked— pag. 467. col. 1
Wide sea pag. 518. col. 2
dwell in the Wilderness pag. 350. col. 2
people inhabiting the Wilderness pag. 368. col. 1
Willing pag. 563. col. 1
thou Wilt hear me pag. • 89. col. 2
Wind pag. 515. col. 1
be Wise pag. 17. col. 2
Wise men pag. 255. col. 1
who is Wise, and will— pag. 548. col. 1
beginning of Wisdom pag. 570. col. 2
behave myself Wisely pag. 497. col. 1
With them that uphold pag. 279. col. 1
Wither pag. 8. col. 1
Within thee pag. 635. col. 2
from the Wombe pag. 294. col. 2
too Wonderful for me pag. 676. col. 1
a Wood pag. 418. col. 1
cut Wood upon the earth pag. 686. col. 2
fields of the Wood pag. 656. col. 1
his Word came pag. 527. col. 1
according to thy Word pag. 613. col. 2
magnified thy Word pag. 670. col. 2
Word of thy righteousness pag. 624. col. 2
their Words pag. 110. col. 1
to Work pag. 624. col. 2
a Worm pag. 128. col. 2
Wounds pag. 206. col. 2
Wrath of mine enemies pag. 672. col. 1
Wrath of man pag. 378. col. 1
remainder of Wrath pag. 378. col. 1
Wrest my words pag. 288. col. 2
when he Writeth up pag. 433. col. 2
Wrought gold pag. 239. col. 1

Y.

Your mountain pag. 63. col. 1
children of the Youth pag. 644. col. 1
dew of thy Youth pag. 563. col. 2

Z.

Zion pag. 658. col. 1
Zoan pag. 390. col. 2

Places of the Old Testament incidentally explained.

Gen.

Chap.	Ver.	Pag.	Col.
vi	11	51	2
x	6	433	1
xiv	19	676	2
	22	618	1
xviii	4	646	2
xli	40	20	1
	44	618	1
xlix	14	334	2

Exod.

i	21	576 1. 643	1
iv	16	238	1
xv	21	703	2
xix	24	539	2
xxxii	32	476	2
xxxiii	13.18	509	1

Levite.

184

Deuteron.

ii	7	688	1
xi	10	7	2
xxv	7	342	1
xxxii	42	575	1
	6	677	1

Judge.

i	15	423 1. 641	1
v	16	334	1
xii	3	622	2
xxi	15	539	2

Ruth

iii	6	342	1
iv	11	643	1
vi	1	342	1

1 Sam.

i	18	184	1
xix	5	622	2
xxviii	21	622	2

2 Sam.

v	20	539	1
vii	11	576	1
viii	13	306	1
xii	25	552	2
xv	20	282	2
xix	10	260	2

1 Chron.

xvi	7	536	1
xviii	12	306	1

2 Chron.

xxvi

439

Nehem.

713

Hest.

19.21

342

Job

xiii	14	622	2
xvi	14	539	2
xxi	33	283	2
xxxviii	13	498	2
xl	15	709	1
xli	29	519	2

Prov.

xi	22	619	1
xiv	18	689	2
xxi	1	7	2

Eccles.

v	6	670	1
x	1	271	2
	11	682	2

Cant.

i	5	575	1
viii	6	375	2

Isai.

ix	1	337	1
	6	432. 1. 587.	2
	13	636	1
xiii	22	584	1
xviii	1	433	2
xix	11.13.	390	2
xxi	14	121	1
xxviii	16	537	1
xxxv	25	566	2
xl	31	456. 1. 508.	2
xli	4	279	1
xliv	20	503	1
Liii	6.11	253	2
Lviii	6	357	2
Lx	5	616	2
Lxv	11	480	2

Jerem.

ii	8	480	1
iv	20	514	1
v	31	583	1
xlvi	15	130	1

Ezech.

xiv	9	614	1
xxii	30	539	2
xxvi	20	691	2
xxix	10	433	1
xxx	9	ibid.

Hose.

vi	9	122	1
ix	4	400	1
xii	5	569	2

Amos

iv	1	130	2
	5	583	1
v	21	594	1

Obad.

584

Mich.

i	16	508	2
vi	6	121	1
vii	17	104	2

Hab.

ii	4	198	2
iii	7	433	2

Zechar.

479

Mal.

594

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1. THe Sinner impleaded in his own Court, wherein are represented the great discouragements from sinning, which the Sinner receiveth from Sin it self.
2. The Christians Rescue from the grand error of the heathen, touching the fatal necessity of all Events, in 5 Books in 4. New.
〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 , or the Church of England defended, in two Treatises against the Fabulous and Scandalous Imputations cast upon her in those two Points. Of Succession of Bishops and Schism, wherein the Fable of the Nags-head Ordination is detected, and the Accusation of Schism rooted. By John Bramhall D. D. Bishop of Derry.
The Law of Laws, or, the excellency of the Civil Law above all other human Laws whatsoever: showing of how great use and necessity the Civil Law is to this Nation. By Robert Wiseman, Dr. of the Civil Law. 4. New.
The Grand conspiracy, by Master J. Allington, in 12.
The History of the Church of Scotland by Dr. Spoiswood Archbishop of S. Andrew's, in fol.
Etymologicum parvum, in 8. by Mr. Gregory School-Master of Westminster.
The contemplation of heaven, with a descant on the prayer in the garden, in 12.
The Magistrates Authority, a Sermon by Master Lyford, in 4.
The Quakers wild questions objected against the Ministers of the Gospel, by Master R. Sherlock, in 4.
The Communicants Guide, by Master Grove, in 8.
The plain man's sense exercised, by Master William Lyford, in 4.
Anglicisms Latiniz'd, by Mr. Willis in 8.
The persecuted Minister, written by Master Langly, Minister of the Gospel, 4.
Lyford's Legacy in 12.
The Catechism of the Church of England paraphrased, by Richard Sherlock. 2. Edition.
An Apology for the Ministry by William Lyford.
The Examination of Tilenus before the Triers in Utopia, in 12. newly published.
The Calvinists Cabinet unlocked, in answer to Mr. Baxter, by Tilenus Junior. New in 12.
Examen Historicum, or a discovery and Examination of the mistakes, falsities and defects in some modern Histories, 8. by P. Heylin D. D. New.
Reliquiae Sacrae Carolinae, The works of that Great Monarch and Glorious Martyr King Charles the first, both Sacred and Civil.
Certain Considerations of present Concernment, touching this Reformed Church of England, by Henry Ferne, D. D. in 12.
A Compendious Discourse upon the Case, by Henry Ferne, in 12.
〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 . Ecclesiae Anglicanae Suspiria. The Tears, Sighs, Complaints, and Prayers of the Church of England: setting forth her former Constitution, compared with her present condition; also, the visible Causes, and probable Cures of her Distempers, in four Books, newly extant in fol. By John Gauden, D. D. of Bocking in Essex.

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