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A06660	A brief and compendiouse table, in a maner of a concordaunce openyng the waye to the principall histories of the whole Bible, and the moste co[m]mon articles grounded and comprehended in the newe Testament and olde, in maner as amply as doeth the great concordau[n]ce of the Bible. Gathered and set furth by Henry Bollynger, Leo Iude, Conrade Pellicane, and by the other ministers of the church of Tygurie. And nowe first imprinted in Englyshe. D.M.L. [sic] The third boke of the Machabees a booke of the Bible also prynted vnto this boke which was neuer before translated or prynted in any Englyshe Bible. The contents of this booke are conteyned in the next leafe.	Bullinger, Heinrich, 1504-1575.; Juda, Leo, 1482-1542. aut; Pellicanus, Konrad, 1478-1556. aut; Lynne, Walter.	1550 (1550)	STC 17117; ESTC S102763	104,729	292

A briefe and compendiouse table in a maner of a concordaunce openyng the waye to the principall histories of the whole Bible and the moste cōmon Articles grounded and comprehended in the newe Testament and olde in maner as amply as doeth the great concordaūce of the Bible Gathered and set furth by Henry Bullynger Leo Iude Conrade Pellicane and by the other Ministers of the churche of Tygurie And nowe first imprinted in Englyshe D.M.L. The third boke of the Machabees a booke of the Bible also prynted vnto this boke which was neuer before Translated or prynted in any Englyshe Bible The contentes of this booke are conteyned in the next leafe ¶ A briefe concordaunce vnto the reader in maner as profitable as a great Concordaunce of the Bible ¶ A trewe and sure Computacion of yeares of all the tymes and yeares from Adam vnto Christe and vnto the yeare of oure Lorde M.D.L. extracted out of the holy scripture of the Bible ¶ All the testimonies of the olde Testament Whiche Christe Iesus the truwe expositour of the Scripture and his Apostles and Euangelistes by the inspiracion of the holy ghoost haue repeted in the newe Testament ¶ Testimonies of the newe Testament which do not iustly agree in wordes but in the sence and meanynge of the olde Testament ¶ The thyrde booke of the Machabees a booke of the Bible whiche was neuer before translated or printed in the Englyshe tounge To the right noble and vertuouse Lady Lady Anne douchesse of Somerset c her moste bounden and dayly Oratour Gwalter Lynne wyshed aboundaunce of all grace and Godlynes wyth a longe and prosperous estate to Goddis honour and your graces health and saluacyon BEinge credibly enformed mooste graciouse Lady by such as be nygh about your grace that youre graces chiefe and daylye study is in the holy Byble I thought I coulde not presente your grace wyth any Iuwell more acceptable and pleasaunt to your grace then suche a bryefe concordaunce Whereby youre grace myghte wyth more redynes fynde all suche thynges as you shoulde be desyrouse to see ●ctuum ●… a. Then as for gold or siluer I am not able to presente vnto your grace but my ruyde laboures and that I do wyth all my herte When thys lyttle boke therfore came to my hand beynge wrytten in the hygh Almayne tounge and I perceiued it to be moost diligently gathered out of the holy Byble and set in suche order that wyth in it lyghtelly as much maye be founde by it as by a great concordaunce I ceassed not tyll I had it translated and sett in lyke order in the Englysh tounge that your grace myghte not be destytute of so necessarye an instrumente in your godlye studie And that all other whych be studyouse of godly knowledge myghte be the more desyrouse to haue thys lyttle boke and embrace it wyth better wyll knowynge your graces feruent zeale in the furtherynge of goddis trueth I haue byn as my duitie byndeth me so boulde as to dedycated vnto your grace for to forther youre grace in youre godly studye trustinge that your grace according to your a customable gentilnes will accept my good wyll there in and then shall I thynke my laboures well employed my Paynes well recompensed Nowe leste your grace shoulde be disceyued in any thynge conteyned in this lytle boke Yt may pleace your grace to vnderstande that the Psalmes from the nynth Psalme forwarde are euer one fewer in nomber then the same Psalmes be in the Bybels which be translated and prynted into Englyshe As for ensample that Psalm which in this boke is noted .x. is in the Bibles .xi. and so forth to the ende of the Psalmes accordynge to the counte of the Grekes It behoueth also that your grace be admonyshed of thys one other thynge whych other wyse myght hapely be a great trouble to your grace in the sekeynge of matthers whych ye shall desyre to fynde The letters A. B. C. D. E. F. G. Whych be commonly set in the margyne of euerye chappter of the Byble to deuide the chapter into so many partis Are not set in all Bybles a lyke So that the thynge that in one boke stādeth vpon B or C. doeth in an other boke stande vpon D. or E. And thys dyuersytye is growen by the negligence ●…casyon of many dowbts And as tochyng all other thinges necessary to be knowen abowt thys boke I desyre your grace to take the payn to rede ouer the preface followyng which the great lernyd men that were the first authors of the boke dyd sett before yt vnto the vnderstandynge of the Redar Nowe to speake some thynge of the commoditie and profite that spryngeth of thys boke I do your grace to vnderstande that from the fyrste begynnynge of learnynge all learned men haue thought it so necesserie a thynge to the forderaunce of theyr studie that yf they coulde by no mean●s haue the lyke that were some what to theyr mynde they woulde not stycke to take the paynes to drawe oute one for theyr owne studye and so dyd the fyrst Authours of thys boke whyche doubtlesse they would neuer haue done yf necessitye of the thynge had not dryuen them to it Mooste necessarye therfore it is for all maner of persons that do employe any parte of theyr study to the holy scriptures to haue eyther thys or the lyke table or concordaunce to helpe theyr memorye wyth all Purposly therefore to profite all maner of persons I haue set forth thys lyttle worcke commytting it to your gracys tuysyon wyshynge that all men myght be profited thereby and no mann offended The spiryte of the lyueyng God be all wayes your gracys comforther and guide in all your doingis to the glory of God and your sowls health So be it Your Graeces humble and bounden dayly Orator Gwalter Lynne Henry Bullynger Leo Iude Conrade Pellicane and the other ministers of the churche of Tygurie Sende vnto the Christian reader gretynge Dearely beloued brethren in Christe Iesu to thintent that euery man may so much the fru●fuller vse and occupye this register or table it is to be noted for an introduccion and good vnderstanding that it serueth principally for three maner of poinctes First it sheweth the histories of the olde and newe Testament whiche are soone founde hauinge a respect and regarde to the proper names whiche in the histories and actes which are sought for chefelye do occurre As if thou desirest to knowe where and in what place of the scripture is written the hystory of innocent Abell of the righteous Abraham and of the obedient Isaac or of the feruent Helias then se●… the same name euery one by his lettre and when thou hast founde hym thou shalt fynde there a trewe introduction to the forsayde historie howe be it there is to be noted that the proper names are not euery where wrytten after one sort but that they haue some difference for some of them are written in some places with an H. and in

hath geuen me Heb. ij d ix a The lande of Sabulon and Neptalim sawe a great light Mat. iiij c x.c. Though the children of Israel be as the sande of the sea Rom. ix.f. xi a. That wicked shal be vttered whome the Lord shal cousume by the spyrite of his mouth ij Thess ij c xi c There shal be the roote of Iesse Rom. xv.c. Act. xiij d xxi c Babilon is fallen that great citye Apoc. xiiij b xxij d Let vs eate and drinke for to morowe we shal dye i. Cor. xv.e. xxij f This saith he that is holy true whyche hath the keye of Dauid Apo iij. b xxv c And God shal wipe awaie al teares from theyr eyes Apoc. vij d xxi b xxviij c With other tonges wyth other lyppes wyll I speake vnto thys people i. Cor. xiiij d xxviij b Behold I put in Syon an heade corner stone Rom. ix.g. i. Petr. ij b Act. iiij b xxix d This peole honoureth me with their lippes Matt. xv a Mark vij b xxix e I wil destroie the wisedome of the wise and will cast awaye the vnderstandinge of the prudente i. Corynth i. c xxxiij c Where is ths wyse Where is the scrybe where is the sercher of this worlde i. Cor. i.c. xl.a. The voyce of a cryer in wyldernes prepare the Lordes waye Math iij. a Marke i.a. Luke iij. a Ioannes i.c. xl b All fleshe is as grasse i. Petr. i.d. Iaco. i.d. xl.d. Who knoweth the mynde of the Lorde or who shall informe hym i. Cor. ij d xl.d. Who hath knowen the mynde of the Lord or who was his conseillour Rom. xi d xli b xliiij a I am the first and the last Apo. i.d. xxij c xlij.a. Beholde my chylde whome I haue chosen Mat. xij b xliij c Beholde I make all thinges newe Apoc. xxi b ij Cor. v.d. xlv d As truely as I lyue sayth the Lord all knees shal bowe to me Romano xiiij b xlv b Shall the worke saye to the worke man why hast thou made me on this fashion Rom. ix d xlix b I haue made the a light to the gētiles Act xiij g xlix c I haue hearde the in a tyme accepted and in the daye of saluacion haue I succoured the. ij Cor. vi a xlix.e. They shall honger no more neyther thyrst Apoc. vij d l.c. Then spat they in hys face Mathe xxvi g lij.b. Howe beautyfull are the fete of them that brynge glad tydynges of peace Rom. x.e. lij.d. Come oute from amonge them and separate your selues ij Corynth vi d lij a The name of God is euyll spoken of amonge the Gentyles thoroughe you Rom. ij c Ezeche xxxvi d lij c. Th whome he was not spoken of they shall see him Rom. xv.c. liij a Lorde who shall beleue oure sayenges Rom. x.c. Iohn xij.f. liij b He toke vpō him oure infirmities Math. viij b liij c He was led like a shepe to be slain Act. viij.f. liij d He was counted amonge the wycked Mark. xv.c. Luk. xxij d liij e Which did no synne neyther was there guyle founde in hys mouth i. Petr. ij d i. Iohn iij. a liij e Whyche hys owne selfe bare our synnes in hys body i. Petr ij d liiij b Reioyce thou baren that bearest no children Gala. iiij d liiij c And they shal al be taught of god Iohn vi.e. lv.a. And let him that is a thyrste come and let who soeuer wil take of the water of lyfe frely Apoc. xxij d lv.b. The holy promyses made to Dauid I wyll geue them faithfully vnto you Actuū xiij e vi b My house shal be called the house of praier Mat. xxi b Mark xi c Luk xix g lvi.b. Destruction and wretchednes are theyr wayes Rom. iij. c lix c Take to you the shelde of fayth Ephes vi c i. Thess v.b. lix.d. There shall come oute of Sion he that doth delyuer and shall tourne awaye the vngodlynes of Iacob Rom xi d lx.c. And the gates of it shal not be shut by daye Apoc. xxi.g. lxi a The spirite of the Lorde is vpon me Luk. iiij e lxij d Tell ye the doughter of Sion beholde thy kynge cōmeth Math. xxi a lxiiij b The eye hath not sene and the eare hath not hearde i. Cor. ij b lxv.a. I am founde of them that fought me not Rom. x.d. lxv.a. All daye longe haue I stretched forth my hādes vnto a people that beleneth not Rom. x.d. lxv.a. I sawe a newe heauen and newe earth ij Pet. iij c. Apac. xxi a lxvi a Heauen is my seate and earth is my fotestole Act. vij f lxvi Where theyr worme dyeth not the fyre neuer goeth oute Mark ix.g. lx.d. And the cytye hath no nede of the sonne neither of the moone Apoc. xxi d ●… d And there shal be no nyghte there Apoc. xxij a Ieremias vij b But ye haue made it a denne of theues Mathe. xxi b Marke xi c Luk xix g ix.g. He that reioyceth let hym reioyce in the Lorde i. Cor. i.d. ij Cor. x.d. x.a. Who shall not feare the o Lorde Apoc. xv b xvij.d. I am he whiche serchet the reynes and hertes Apo. ij f xxxi d In rama was a voyce hearde Mathe. ii.d. xxxi a I will be a father vnto you ye shal be vnto me sonnes ij Cor. vi d xxxi e Beholde the dayes wyll come sayth the Lorde and I wyll fynyshe vpon the house of Israel and vpon the house of Iuda a newe Testamente Hebr. viij c xxxi f Thys is the Testamente that I wil make vnto them after those daies saith the Lorde I will put my lawes in their hartes Heb. x.c. li.a. Graet Babilon is fallē Apo xviij a Ezechiel iij. a Take the boke eate it vp Apo. x. d xx b The man whyche doth the thynges of the lawe shal lyue therin Rom x.b. xxxij b The sonne shal be darkened and the moone shall not geue her lyghte Math. xxiiij c xxxvi e The name of God is euyl spoken of amonge the Gentyles through you Rom. ij c Daniell ix.g. When ye shall se the Abhomynacyon that betokeneth desolacyon spokē of by Daniell the prophete standing in the holy place Math. xxiiij b Mark xiij b Luk. xxi d Ozeas i.d. And it shal come to passe in the place where it was saide vnto thē ye are not my people that there shall be called the chylderen of the lyuynge God Rom. ix e ij d. I wyll call them my people which were not my people Roman ix c i. Petr. ij b vi c I haue pleasure in mercy and not in offering Math. ix b xij a x.b. Then shall they begynne to saye to the mountaynes fal on vs and to the hilles couer vs. Luk. xxiij d xi a Oute of Egypte haue I called my sonne Mat. ij c xiij d Death is consumed into vyctory i. Cor. xv.g. Ioell ij.g. It shall be in the laste dayes sayth God of my sprete I wyll powre oute vpon all fleshe Act. ij c ij.g. Who soeuer shall call on the

Gen. ij d Tasted the forbydden fruyte iij. b was called Heua iij. d Helkias fyndeth the boke of the law iiii Regum xxii b ij Para. xxxiiij c The heauēly kingdome Heauen and saluatyon is prepared after thys tyme fett all the angels of Goddes elect ¶ Seke Saluatyon Himeneus a falle Apostel of Christe ij Timoth. ij b Hiram the kynge of Tyrus sendeth word to kynge Dauid ij Regum v.c. And to kyng Salomon iij. Regum v. b Hiram a connynge worckeman in brasse iij. Regum vij b Hebab the sonne of Reguell and brother in law to Moses Numer x.d. hys chyldren dwelled vnder Iuda Iud. i. d Whom kyng Saul fauoured i. Regum xv b Honor. Temporall honor and powre oughte we to eschue Num. xvi a Iud. ix a.d.e i. Regum x.e. ij Regum xv a iij. Regū i.a. ij Paral. xx c i. Hest iij. a Eccli ix b x.d. xi a Ierem. ix d Math. vi a viij a. ix d xvij b xx.c.d. Mark i.d. v e. vij d viij c ix a x.d.e. Luk. xxij b Iohn vi b viii e xij.f. Acto x.c. Gala. vi a Philip ij a i. Thessa ij a Goddes honor and prayse ought to be sought in all thynges Iosue vij c Mathe. vi b Iohn ix c xvij a Acto iij. d xij d i. Corinth vi c x.d. Philip. i.c. Titum ij b Hope trust confydence The hope of the faythfull must not be directed vpon any temporall thynge but onely vpon God and hys eternall worde Gene. xxvi a Iud. vij a b i. Regum iiii a xvij f xxii a iii. Regum xx e i. Para. xx c xxv a b xxxij b ij Paraly xvi b xx c d Sapi. iii. a b Eccli ij a b xiiii b xxxij c xxxiiii b Judith ix c i. Macha iii. b viij c Psalm ix b xiii a xxi a.b xxx a xxxix a lxi* lxvi a lxx a xc a Cxiii b c Cxli. a Cxlv a b Prouerb iii. a xviii b xxii c xxviii d xxx a Esayas xxvi a xxix c xxx a c xxxi a xxxvi a xl.d. Ieremy ij e vij a ix a.d xvij b xxij d xxxix c Tren iij. c Ezech. xxix a Osee xij a Miche vij a b Nahum i.a. Mathe. x.e. xij b Romano v. a viij c ij Corinthio v. a Collossen i. c i. Thessa i.a. i. Timot. i.a. vi d i. Petr. i. c Heb. iii. a The hope of the vngodlye and all wheresoeuer they trust vnto is deceyuable vnstable and corruptyble iiij Regum xviij d Sapi. v. c Eccli v.a. i. Macha ij.g. Iob. viii a b xiiij c xx a Prouer x. d xi.a.c. xxv c Esayas xxviii c d xxx a.b lvij b Ierem. ix d xvij b Holofernes the Capitayne of Nabuchodoneser was sent out agaynst Israel Iudith ij a Blasphemyth God vi a Beseged Bethulya vij a Was beheded wyth hys owne sworde xiij a Hys hedde was sett vpon the walles of the cytye xiiij a All the hoste of the Assyryans fled xv a Hulda a prophetysse in Iuda iiij Reg xxij c Whordome Horedome and other vnclennes is forbydden commytted and punyshed Genesys vi a xix b.c.f.g xxxiiij * xxxviij d.e Exody xxii c Leuytycy xviij * xix f xx.b.c. xxi b Numery xxv.a.b. Deuteronomy xxij b.c.d xxiij c Iudycum xix a i. Regum ij c Ecclesiasticy xxiii e xxv a Toby iiij b Prouerby ij.b.c. v. * vii b xxij b xxiij c xxix a Ecclesyastes vii d Ezechy xxii a.b Actuum xv.c. Romano i.c.d. i. Corynthy v.a. vi b.c x. a Ephesy v.a. Collossen iij. a i. Thessalony iiij a i. Tymoth i.b. Hebre. xiij a Of Spyrytuall whoredome whyche is Idolatrye Exody xxxiiij c Deuter. xxxi d Iudycum ij c viij.f. Esaye i. c lvij.a. Ieremy iij. a Ezech. vi b xvi b c. d Oseas i.a. ij a iiij c Apoc. xviij a Hospytalyty keping for the poore and straungers Esay lviij b Matheus xxv c Luk. xiiij b Roma xij b i Tymot iij. a i Petry iiij b iij. Ioannys i.a.b. Hebreo xiij a Iacob i.c. Examples of Hospytalytyes Genes xviij a xix a xxiiij d Iudycum xiij c xix a.e iij Regum xvij b.c iiij Regum iiij b.c.d Iob. i.a. xxxi b Tobye ij a Luk. x.d. xix a Actuū xvi b xxviij a.b Of vnhospytalytye Deute xxiiij.a. Iudycum viij b xix.e. i. Regum xxv bc Isay xvi a.b Sapien. xix.c.d. Humilytye vmlenesse Trewe humylytye and despysynge of hym selffe dothe God regarde Genes xviij d xxix.f. xli f Exody iij. b iiij c Iudycum vi.e. i. Regum i. * ij.a.b. vij b.c ij Reg. vi.d.e. ij Par. xij a.b. xxxij e. xxxiij c xxxiiij e Psal xxxiij c Prou. xi a xvi c xviij b xxij a xxv a xxix c Esai xxxvij a lvij.a. lxvi a Iere. i.a. Ionas iij. a Eccli iij. c vij b xi a xxxv b Iudith iiij b.c ix c Math. iij. b v.a. viij a xi.e. xv.c. xviij a xx d xxi a xxiij a b Mark ix d x. e Luk. i. d ix e xiiii ab xv.c. xviii b xxij b Ioan. xiij a Acto x.c. Roma xi c xii.c. i. Corinth iiij b xv a. Philip. ii a Coloss iii. b i. Petr. v. a Iaco. i.b. iiii b Hebre. xi d Apoca. iiij b xix b Husai a faythfull frende of Dauid sheweth the deuyces of Absalon ij Regum xv.g. xvij a b I Iabes in Gilead was destroyed of Israell Iud. xxi b They are besyeged i. Regū xi a They shewe mercy vpon Saul and hys sonnes xxxi c Iabin the kynge of the Cananites bryngeth Israell vnder hys handes Iud. iiij a was humbled iiii d Iacob the sonne of Isaac is borne Gene. xxv c Byeth of hys brother Esau his fyrst byrthryght xxv d Stealeth from Esau the blessyng xxvii a Goeth to Laban xxviii a Seeth the ladder and maketh a nowe xxviij c.d Serueth Laban for hys two daughters xxix d Retourneth agayne into hys owne countre xxxi c Wrestleth wyth the angell of God xxxij b Is called Israel xxxij e xxxv b iij. Regum xviii d Sendeth hys sonnes into Egypt xlij.a. Goeth wyth all hys familye and houshold that is wyth lxvi soules into Egypte xlvi* Deut. xix d Taketh the sonnes of Ioseph for hys owne chylderen xlviii a.b Blesseth hys twelue sonnes and dyeth xlix a Was buryed by hys fathers in Chanaan l.a.b. Accordynge to the promyse xlvij g and accordyng to the commaundement xlix.e. Is praysed Eccli xliiii d ¶ Seke Israel Iames the sonne of Zebedee is called Mathe. iiij c was kylled Acto xij a Iahell smott a nayle thorough the tēples of the Haed of Sissara Iud. iiii d Iair a iudge in Israel Iud. x. a Iairus daughter was raysed from death Mark v.e. Luke viij e.f Ioannes and Iambres two false prophetes of Pharao ij Timoth. iij. a Iaschub the sonne of Esaye the prophet Esay vij b Iason the brother of Onias laboured to be hye pryeste ij Machabe iiii b was slayne ij Macha v. a.b Iason was assaulted because he lodged Paule and the other brethren Act. xvii a.b Ibzan a Iudg in Israell Iud. xii.c. Icabod the

e xxvij d Cursed is euery man that continueth not in all thynges whiche are wryten in the boke of the lawe Galat iij. b xxx.c. Who shall ascende into heauen Rom. x.b. xxx.c. The word is nye the euen in thy mouthe and in thyne harte Roman x.b. xxxii c I wyll prouoke you for to enuy by them that are no people Roma x.d. xxxij e. Vengeaūce is myne and I will rewarde Roma xij d Iosue i.a. I wyl not fayle the nether forsake the. Hebre. xiii a Regum ij vij c I wyll be hys father and he shall be my sonne Heb. i.b. Regum iij. xix b Lorde they haue kylled thy prophetes and dygged downe thyne aulters Rom. xi a xix b I haue reserued vnto me seuen thousande men Rom. xi a Iob. v.c. He compasseth the wyse in theyr craftynes i. Corinth iij. d Psalter ij a Why dyd the people rage Actuū iiij e ij b Thou arte my sonne thys same daye begate I the. Actuū xiij e Hebre i.b. v.b. ii c Thou shalt rule them wyth a rodde of yron Apoc. ij.g. xix c iiij b Be angry but synne not Ephess iiij f v.c. There throte is an open sepulchre Rom. iij. b vi c Departe fro me ye workers of iniquitie Mat. vij d xxv d Luk. xiij f viij b Of the mouth of babes and suckelynges thou hast ordeyued prayse Mat. xxi b viij c What is mā that thou art minde full of him Heb. ij a viij c He hath put all thynges vnder hys fete i. Cor. xv d ix c Whose mouthes are full of cursynges and bitternes Rom. iij. c xiij a There is none ryghteous no not one there is none that vnderstandeth Rom. iij. b xiij b There fete are swyfte to sheade bloude Rom. iij. c xv.c. I haue God alwayes before me for he is on my ryght hande that I shoulde not be moued Act. ij d xv d Thou wilt not suffre thy holy to see corruption Act. ij e xiij c xvii a I wyll put my truste in hym Heb. ij c xvii g For thys cause I wyll prayse the amonge the gentiles Roma xv b xviij a Theyr sounde went out into all landes and theyr wordes into the endes of the earth Rom. x.d. xxi a My God My God why haste thou forsaken me Math. xxvij e Mark xv a xxi c They dyuyded my garmentes among them Mar. xxvij d Iohn xix c xxij c I wil declare thy name vnto my bretheren Hebr. ij c xxiij a The earth is the Lordes and al that therin is i. Cor. x.f. xxiiij c They hated me without a cause Iohn xv d xxx a Into thy hādes I commende my spryte Luk. xxiii f xxxi a Blessed are they whose vnrighteousnesses are forgeuen Rom. iiij a xxxiij c What man is he that lusteth to lyue and woulde faine se good dayes i. Pet. iij. b xxxix b Sacrifice and offerynges thou wouldest not haue Heb. x.b. xl.c. He that eateth breade with me hath lifte vp hys hele agaynste me Iohn xiii b. xliij d For thy sake are we killed al day longe Rom. viij g xliiij b God thy seate shall be for euer and euer Heb. i.c. l.a. That thou mightest be iustified in thy wordes Rom. iij. a liiij d Cast all your care vpon the Lord i. Pet. v.b. lxi.d. Euery man shall receyue hys rewarde i. Cor. iij. b lxvij d He is gone vp on hye and hath led captiuite captiue Ephess iiij b lxviij b The zeale of thy house hath Euen eaten me Iohn ij d lxviij b The rebukes of them that rebuked the fell on me Rom. xv a lxviij c Let theyr table be made a snare Rom. xi b lxviij c His habitaciō be voyde Act. i. d lxviij c Whan I was thyrstye they gaue me vynegre to drynke Ioannes xix f lxxvij a I wyll open my mouthe in a parable Math. xiij e lxxvij c He gaue them breade from heauen Iohn vi d lxxxi b I sayde ye are goddes Iohn x.g. lxxxviij d I haue founde Dauid the sonne of Iesse Act. xi ij d xc c He hath geuē hys angelles charge ouer the. Math. iiij a Luk iiij b xciij b The Lord knoweth the thoughtes of the wyse that they be vayne i Cor. iij. d xciiij d As I haue sworne in my wrath Heb. iiij a xciiij c Thys daye yf ye heare his voyce be not harde herted Hebr. iiij b xcvi b All the Angelles of God shall worshippe him Hebr. i.c. Ci.d. Thou Lorde in the begynninge hast layde the foundacion of the earth Hebr. i.c. Ciij a He maketh hys angels spretes Hebr. i.c. Cviij b And hys byshoyryke let another take Act. i.d. Cix.a. The Lorde sayde vnto my Lord Mathe. xxij d Luke xx g Actuum ij f Cix.a. Sit on my ryghte hande Hebre i.d. Cix.a. Tyll I make thyne enemyes thy foote stoole Hebreor i.d. i. Corynth xv d C.ix.b. Thou arte a pryeste for euer Heb. v.b. vij c C.ix.b. The Lorde did sware wil not repente Heb. vij ● C.xi.b. He hath sparsed abroade and geuen to the pore ij Cor. ix c C.xv.a. I beleued and therfore haue I spoken ij Cor. iiij c C.xv.a. Euery man is a liar Rom. iij. a C. xvi.a Prayse the Lorde al ye gentiles and laude hym all nacyons Rom xv.c. C. xvij.a The Lorde is my helper I wil not feare what man doth vnto me Heb. xiii a C. xvij.d The stone whyche the buylders refused the same is made a corner stone Mat. xxi d Mark xij a Act iiij b i. Pet. ij b C. xvij.d Hosanna to the sonne of Dauid Math. xxi b C. xxxi.c Of the frute of thy body shal I set vpon thy seate Act. ij e xiii d C. xxxix.a Adders poysō is vnder their lippes Rom. iij. b Prouerbia iii. a Be not wyse in your owne conceit Rom. xii d iij. b My sonne despyse not the chastenyng of the Lord neither faynte whā thou arte rebuked of him Heb. xij b iij. b Whome the Lorde loueth hym he chasteneth and yet delyteth in him euen as a father in his owne sōne Hebr xij b Apoc. iij. d x.b. Loue couereth the multitude of sinnes i. Pet. iiij b xvij c Se that none recompence euyll for euyll Thess v.d. i. Pet. iij. b xx c He that curseth father or mother Math. xv a Mark vij b xxv c Yf thine enemy honger fede him Roma xij c xxvi b Euen as the dogge tourneth again to his owne vomite c. ij Pet ij d Esaias i.c. Except the Lord of Sabaoth hadde left vs sede we had ben made as Zodoma and hadde ben lykened to Gomorra Rom ix d v.d. A certayne man planted a vineiard Mat. xxi b Luk. xx b Mark xij a vi a Holy holy holy is the Lord. Apoc iiij c vi c Wyth the eares ye shal heare and shall not vnderstand Mat. xiij b Mat iiij b Luk. viij b Act. xviij f Iohn xij f. Rom. xi b vij c Beholde a maide shal be with childe Math. i.d. viij d Behold here am I the children wiche God