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A02727 The Messiah already come. Or Profes [sic] of Christianitie both out of the Scriptures, and auncient rabbins, to convince the Iewes, of their palpable, and more then miserable blindnesse (if more may be) for their long, vaine, and endlesse expectation of their Messiah (as they dreame) yet for to come. Written in Barbarie, in the yeare 1610, and for that cause directed to the dispersed Iewes of that countrie, and in them to all others now groaning under the heavy yoake of this their long and intollerable captivitie, which yet one day shall have an end ... Harrison, John, fl. 1610-1638. 1619 (1619) STC 12858; ESTC S116532 67,755 80

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the hands of Midian 7 yeares c. So was Israel exceedingly impoverished by the Midianites therfore the childrē of Israel cryed unto the Lord c. he raised them another Saviour even Gedeon that valiant man who with three hundreth men no more such as lapped water with their tongues the rest sent away by the Lords command overthrew the whole host of Midian with this cry the sword of the Lord of Gedeon Thus was Midian brought low before the children of Israel so that they lift vp their heads no more the countrie was in quietnes 40 yeres in the dayes of Gedeon But when Gedeon was dead the children of Israel turned away c. and remembred not the Lord their God which had delivered them out of the hands of all their enemies on every side c. After him succeeded Abimilech his sonne After Abimilech Tola After Tola Iair the Gileadite After these arose Iepthe who delivered them out of the hand of the Ammonites And the children of Israel wrought wickednes again in the sight of the Lord and served Baalim c forsooke the Lord served not him Therfore the wrath of the Lord was kindled against Israel and the Lord sold them into the hands of the Philistims and into the hands of the children of Ammon c. Then the children of Israel cryed unto the Lord c. So the Lord raised them up another valiant man even Iepthe Then the spirit of the Lord came upon Iepthe c. So Iepthe went unto the children of Ammon to fight against them and the Lord delivered them into his hands Thus the children of Ammon were humbled before the children of Israel And lepthe judged Israel 6 yeares After him Ibzan of Bethlehem judged Israel After him Elon After Elon Abdon But the children of Israel continued to commit wickednesse in the sight of the Lord and the Lord delivered them into the hands of the Philistims 40 yeares Then God raysed up Sampson who with the j●w-bone of an Asse slew a thousand of the Philistims at once And he judged Israel in the daies of the Philistims 20 yeares Thus may we see by all these examples and make vse thereof ●f we be wise what the state and condition of Gods people hath beene ever of old the effect in briefe or burden of the song nothing else but this when they sinned against the Lord he delivered them into the hands of their enemies but when they cryed to the Lord in their trouble that is to say repented he straight-way delivered them out of their distresse raysing up from time to time one Saviour or deliverer after another so immediatly governing them by Iudges till the daies of Samuel When this people still growing worse and worse and not contented with this sacred kind of government immediately from God himselfe but desiring a King like all other Nations Make us now a King to judge us like all other Nations he gave them a King in his anger saying to Samuel heare the voyce of the people in all that they shall say unto thee for they have not cast thee away but they haue cast me away that I should not raigne over thē c. And as before under the Iudges so now under the Kings still as they sinned and multiplied their transgressions so did the Lord inflict and multiply upon them his judgements one plague after another till at length they were caried captiues into Babylon After which long captivitie yet restored againe upon their repentance the time was not long but they fell againe to their old byas and forgate the Lord their God which had done so great things for them yea rather now worse then ever persecuting the Prophets from time to time whom God raysed up amongst them and killing them one after another even till the comming of the Messiah and him likewise they crucified Whereupon ensued this last and finall desolation as the full measure of their sinnes deserved and as themselves desired saying his blood be upon us and upon our children which hath continued now almost this 1600 yeares the longest captivitie and greatest miserie that ever happened to any people and so shall continve till they as did their forefathers turne to the Lord by trve and hearty repentance and cry unto the Lord in their trouble and then will the Lord deliver them out of their distresse according to the former examples and not before And this is the state and condition of the Iewes at this day the miserable state I say with the cause and the remedie which God graunt they may make use of Amen Escapes Pag. 22 line 26. adde these words Seeing I say so many signes and arguments at once concurring together I may well conclude as before pag. 51. l. 14 put out these words of a trve Prophet and consequently pag. 58. l 9. for in the read is the. line 10. for was appeare read was to appeare line 12. for State read Starre With what other faulte else I desire the judicious Reader to Correct with his Penne. 1 Sam. 18.1 Rom. 3.1 Rom. 9.4 Act. 3.17 Act. 11.26 Mat. 13.24 Rom. 11.22 〈◊〉 12. Gen. 3 15. Rom. 3 2. Rom. 9.4 Luk. 19.42 Deu. 18 1● ver 18. Deu. 34.10 Deu. 18.26 Esa. 53.8 Psal. 89.3 2 Sam. 7.13 1 Kin. 12. Psal. 2.7 Psal. 72 5. ver 7. ver 17. Esai 6. ● Luc. 19 27. Isai. 4 2. Isaie 9 6. Isai. 4.2 Isa. 7 14. Micah 5.2 Isai. 9.6 Isai. 4.2 Psal. 2.7 Hose 1 7. 〈◊〉 11● 1 Psa. 107 20 Iob. 19 26. Deut. 6 4. Ier. 23 6. Act. 25.10 Deu. 18.15 Isai. 2.3 Esa. 29.18 Isai. 42.4 ●sa● 8.10 Ezec. 20 2● Ier. 31.32 ●o● 49.10 Ler. 3 12. Hag. 2. Psal. 24. ● Mal 3.1 Luk. 23.14.22 Mat. 27. Isai. 53.5 Ioh. 8 56. Act. 3 21. Chap. 8 44. Gen. 2 17. Gen. 3.4 Mat. 3.7 Luk. 19 27. Eph. 5.14 Psal 51.4 Rom. 3.4 〈◊〉 66.7 Psal. 147.2 Hag. 2.10 Isa. 11.6 Iudg. 12.6 Mat. 8.11 Ioh. 19. Luc. 3 1● Mat. 11.3 Ioh. 10.24 Math. 22.16 Ioh. 10. ● 〈◊〉 5 38. Dan. 2.44 Isay. 11.12 Luk. 2. ● Isai. 7.14 Ier. 32.22 Mat. 1 ●8 Mich. 5.2 Mat. 2.5 Psal. 132 3. Mat. 2.1 Psa. 72 10. Iosua 12. Num. 24.17 Luk. ● 28. Chap. 2 31. 2 Esd. 7.26 Luk. 2 ● Luk. 10. Mat. 2 ●● Ier. 31 15. Gen. 35.19 Mat. 2.13 Hos. 11.1 Isay. 19 1. Euseb. iib. 6. Mal. 3 1. chap. 4 5. Luk. 1.13 Ioh. 1 19. Mat. 3.16 Mar. 1.10 Luk. 3 21. Iohn 1 3● Deut. 6.5 Mat. 22.37 Isa. 42.1 Zach. 9.9 Porph. lib. Delaud Philo Isa. 35.5 Iohn 1● 17 Mark 5.22 * Deut. 19.15 Luk. 7.11 Mat. 9.33 Ioh. 10 2●.37 * Luk. 7.20 Luk. 7.20 〈◊〉 16. ●● Ch. 16.23 Ioh. 6.60 Ch. 7.48 Mat. 8.20 Plut apophth prise regum Mar. 1.35 Mat. 16.24 Eccl. 10.7 Mat. 10.9 Ioh. 16.33 Mar. 13 9. chap. 13 13 Luk 21.16 Mat. 16 25. Luk. 14 26. Mat. 10 34.