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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A13070	A fift proceeding in the harmony of King Dauids harpe That is to say, a godly and learned exposition of 5. other moe [sic] psalmes of the princely Prophet Dauid: beginning with the 68. and ending with the 72. psalme, being the last part of the first tome, or one halfe of the booke of psalmes. Written in Latin by the reuerend Doctor Victorinus Strigelius: professor of diuinity in the Vniuersity of Lipsia in Germanie. Anno. 1576. Translated into English by Richard Robinson citizen of London. 1594. Seene, and allowed.; Hypomnēmata in omnes Psalmos Davidis. Psalm 68-72. English	Strigel, Victorinus, 1524-1569.; Robinson, Richard, citizen of London.	1598 (1598)	STC 23363; ESTC S113498	57,243	82

salt of the earth purity of doctrine and the vnity of the teachers Examples of hurtful emulation euen in the ancient Bishops of the Church Discord arising felse brethren Why the Apostles and good Bishops are called Kings with their hoasts Verses 4. 5. 6 Teachers of the Gospell compared vnto doues for the diuersity of their gifts The vocation or calling of the Minister The 3. effects of the Gospell Iohn 12. 35. The 2. effect of the Gospell The 3. effect of the Gospell The exceeding great traine of Christ our triumphant king The saying of Athanasius against Arius of the ascension of Christ The deliuerance of the captiues The captiuing of the enemies and the spoiling of them A comfort vnto the Church burdened with the crosse A prophecie touching the destruction of the Iewish nation The sweete ioies of this triumph A thankesgiuing of the church for the victory by Christ obtained The order of the Apostles marching as Princes in the tryumph of Christ The stability and felicity of Christs church kingdom Dauids prophecie of kings and princes which shuld be patrones of the Church Dauid denoūsceth a downfal and destructiō of Antichrist and his cruel bloody beastly warriours Dauid reciteth a prophecie touching the calling of the Gentiles to the church of God The Epilogue or conclusion of this Psalme is a general exhortation vnto thanksgiuing for manifold benefites * Of Shoshanim reade Psal 45. A threefolde Meditation of this Psalme The instructiue meditatiō The saying of Hippocrates The saying of Clement B. of Alexandria Pontanus The spiritual meditation of this Psalme The exemplary meditation The first part of this Psalme is a praier to the 31. verse Senecas verses of Hercules Christ bare vpon him the burthen of all our sinnes Preachers oftimes very vnthankfully delt with of those whom they haue best deserued of Examples of the heathen most vertuous persons Aristotles saying of iustice The godlie zeale which Dauid had for the aduancement of Gods glory Vrigils verse Scipios zeale for his country The seruent zeale of our sauiour Christ for our saluation S. Augustines saying touching a good conscience a good name The blind affection of man Christ is y e gate and the tower altar of refuge for vs to runne vnto with harty and humble praier Iosephs praier Daniels Praier It is Gods commandement and will that we should pray vnto him and his promise is assured performance The last act of Christs passion The 2. part of this Psalme containing a curse against the enemies of Christ Fiue degrees of punishmēts inflicted vpon the Iewes and wherefore The 3. and last part of this Psalme containing a thanksgiuing by Dauid or rather by Christ and the maner thereof in 3. degrees The blessings lost by Adam are in and by Christ restored vnto vs. Gratiae priuatiur positiuae The diuers Epithites of our iustification by Christ A conclusion Exhortation The effects of this Psalme are touching faith and the force thereof mightily shaken by three meanes Iobs patience in his calamities Matth. 7. 7. 8 The effect of an oath The effect of prayer Dauid praieth for defence frō God in a good cause and for the destruction of his enemies We must pray to God to cut off the Pope and Turke the 2 strong arms of Antichrist A debasing of mans self conceit in his own nature A description of the 3. ages of the world The diuel stirs vp tyrants and heritikes in the last olde age of the world most wickedly weakning the state thereof Two effects of this Psalme The righteousnes of God in the law His righteousnes in y e gospel D. Martin Luthers saying vpon the first verse of this Psalme Tyrants trusting in mans helpe are desperately deceiued The Church sore charged and burdened with the crosse When good men are vnjustly slaundered it behooueth them to hold fast the consolations left them in the word of God against vnrighteous iudgements A principall proposition of this Psalme consisting in a Prayer and a Promise The Church in her old age thankfull vnto God A prayer for the Church in her old age The great mercy of God aboue mans merit The restoring of the church in the latter daies comparable to the deliuerances by God in former ages 1 Kinges 10 1 K●ngs 12 2 〈◊〉 13 40 The church in the latter age shal at length descry and attaine vnto the port of life euerlasting The effects of this Psalme with a refutation of the Iewes contrary opinion in two points The vayne dreames of the Iewes This Psalme discerneth Christ the sauior from all other souerainty for euer The predictions of the prophets touching Christs suffering for mans saluation The excellencie of Dauids art oratoricall in compiling in 4. poynts The sentence of Saint Augustine cited by Prosperus Our excellent benefits by Christ our Sauiour A diuerse vse of the worde iudgement Dauids verse interpreted touching the first second comming of Christ the chiefe Iudge The peaceable estate of the Chucrch The maner of Chirsts kingdome governed by his iustice iudgement How Christ the Sauiour is to be honored in his kingdom The application of Daulds verse first to Gedeons and secondly to Christ his victorie Righteousnes and peace two effects of christ his kingdome A great difference between the bounds of Christs kingdom and the kingdoms of earthly Princes namely is sixe points Of kings and Queenes the nursing fathers and mothers of the Church from the beginning The great mercie of God in sending his son Christ to deliuer the distressed The application of the fable touching the viper and the palme Touching the eternail godhead of Christ and the royaltie of his euerlasting kingdome The florishing state of the Church with puritie of doctrine cōcord of the Church The euerlasting renowme of Christ God and man eternal king of the faithfull and their euerlasting blessednes in and by him The myracle of myracles in the Messias Christ God man king immortall