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A26586 Medulla Bibliorum, The marrow of the Bible, or, A logico-theological analysis of every several book of the Holy Scripture together with so many English poems ... : whereunto is added a chronological (marginal) annotation of the times and seasons, wherein divers acts and occurrences in the Holy Scripture hapned: partly translated out of an anonymous Latine authour, and partly amplified and enlarged ... / by William Ainsworth ... Ainsworth, William, d. 1671. 1652 (1652) Wing A818; ESTC R22312 82,051 222

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of the Priests chap. 39. Finished chap. 40. A POEME Containing the 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 or Contents of the several Chapters in the Book of EXODVS 1 IN Egypt Jacobs seed did spread amaine Untill another Pharaoh came to th' Crowne That did their growing and increase restrain Bidding t' oppresse the old the young to drown An. Mundi 2313 2 Moses is hid i' th' flags tane up maintain'd An. Mundi 2316 Banisht and married Israel audience gain'd An. Mundi 2360 From God Almighty to whom they complain'd An. Mundi 2373 3 Moses confirm'd by th' fiery bush not spent With promises and blessings t' Egypt 's sent An. Mundi 2413 4 God gave three signes of this the leprous hand An. Mundi 2453 The changed rod the water turn'd to blood To show that Moses must at Gods command With Aaron go to work the captives good 5 Dismission is requir'd Pharaoh denies Doubles their burdens and the peoples cries To Moses his to God who never lies 6 But by his name Jehova proves his word Though th' people still beleeve not yet behold Moses is sent again to Egypts Lord in Israels case whose chieftains here are told 7 The Grandee goes to Pharaoh at command Makes his rod Serpent water blood o' th' land 8 Frogs Wormes and flies are sent but all in vain Pharaoh bids go but takes his word again 9 The murrain beasts consumes boyls men confound It hails it thunders and fire runs o' th'ground 10 The filthy Locusts spoil plants herbs and fruits Thick darknesse with their words of darknesse suits 11 God saies Israel shall go there 's one plague more Threatned the death o' th' first-born that goes sore 12 His own untoucht the Pascal blood preserves Sprinkled upon their gates when that is done The first-born die indeed God none reserves Whence Pharaoh bids the Israelites be gone 13 Of man and beast the first-born are Gods right Who guides with cloud by day with fire by night 14 Pharaoh pursues but Isr'el through th' sea goes Where Pharaoh life and all things else doth lose 15 A Song for Pharaoh's drowning as 't is meet Next Moses makes the bitter waters sweet 16 The People murmur Manna and Quailes fall The Sabbath's fix't that day no Mann'at all 17 At Israels Cry the rock flowes Moses rod Doth that Amalek he kills offers to God 18 Jethro full glad at Isr'els safe return Tells Moses how to rule doth offerings burn 19 To Sinai Israel comes God doth appear In fire and thunder unto Moses there 20 The law is giv'n all Isr'el is amaz'd Moses comes neer by him an altar's rais'd 21 Servants must not by Gods law be abus d No murther must be done no cursing us'd 22 No thefts cheats rapes witches false gods must be Widowes nor Strangers wrong'd to dignity Honour is due the first-fruits and first-borne Are Gods they may not eat what 's rudely torne 23 Slander false-witnesse Justice Charity The yeer of rest Sabbath Idolatry Three Feasts i'th'year a blessing to the good Are the scope here with more that 's understood 24 Moses God singles out calls up to th'Mount He stayes there fourty dayes by just account 25 Here 's gold silk goats-hair brought in at a word To build a Tabernacle to the Lord The forme of th' Ark the Mercy-seat's here told The Table and the Candlestick of gold 26 The worke 's attempted now and every thing Pertaining to it thither they must bring The Ark of God the room where it was plac'd Sanctum Sanctorum call'd Gods presence grac'd 27 'Bout Altar Caldron Court the Networks and All kind of Vessels God gives strict command 28 Aaron and 's Sons what garments they shall weare The Ephod Brest-plate Urim fall in here 29 The Consecration and the daily Vowes What portion to the Priest the Lord allowes 30 Th'annointing oile of Aaron and his seed The Incense Altar Laver Perfume read 31 Bezaliel and Aholiab are put For th'Tabernacles use to carve and cut The Sabbath is commanded as before Moses receives two Tables and no more 32 Isr'el will have a Calfe which Aaron makes Excuses it death follows these mistakes 33 Moses would see God God his back doth give For Moses could not see his face and live 34 Moses renews the Tables his face * The Latine Version saith Moses face was horned mistaking the word for of the Hebrew Karan which is to shine or cast forth glorious beams the name Keren or horn is derived in which sense the Latine translated it here and gave occasion to the ignorant to paint Moses face with two hornes like an Oxe whereby this glorious mystery hath been obscured and turned to a fable for the glory of Moses face signified the glory of the law which he preached 2 Cor. 3.7 Ainsw in locum shin'd He hides it lest the peoples eyes it blinde 35 Sabbath and Carvers mention'd here again The people bring their Presents in amain With the new Tabernacle they are so tane 36 They contribute with such a bounteous hand That Moses doth their bounty countermand 37 Bezaliel makes the Ark Cherubs Crown Table Vessels and Incense-Altar he was able 38 The Altar Laver Court by h●m are made The Peoples offerings on an heap are laid 39 Aarons both robes and Crown Moses approves Doth all things as God bids whom his soul loves 40 The Tabernacle fear'd anointed and The Priest with 's Sons anointed by command A cloud from God did shroud it in day-light And fire did rest upon it * 2454. all the night A Logico-theological Analysis of the Book of Leviticus LEviticus contains in it two parts the first wherof treats of the kindes lawes Ministers and effects of sacrifice the second is a Conclusion containing matter of exhortation estimation redemption c The first part treats of the kindes laws Ministers and effects of sacrifice The kindes in respect of the matter whereof they are made as Animate creatures as beasts and birds of whom the Holocaust and burnt-offering is made chap. 1. Inanimate as floure and fruits whereof the Minha is made chap. 2. About which they are conversant or used as Blessings received from God which cause the Eucharistical and gratulatory sacrifices chap. 3. Sins committed by men as ignorances chap. 4. and negligences chap. 5. Laws both concerning The burnt-offering chap. 6. The Eucharistical offerings Ministers viz. the Levitical Priests See their Consecation chap. 8. Oblation chap. 9. Errours of older Priests of younger Priests chap. 10. Effects viz. The Purification of uncleannesse External and that either of one Person only whether it proceed from the eating or touching of unclean things chap. 11. from child-bearing chap. 12. from the leprosie of bodies chap. 13. or houses chap. 14. from ordinary or extraordinary fluxes chap. 15. 2. Or of the whole Church whereof we have the expiation chap. 16. and abstinence from blood commanded chap. 17. Internal and that either Oeconomical where we read of the degrees of consanguinity and affinity chap.
18. or Political concerning Subjects chap. 19. or Magistrates in punishing chap. 20. or Ecclesiastical Concerning Persons viz. Priests their purity honour and quality cap. 21. Things viz. Sacrifices who may feed upon and who not of what sort they should be and how offered chap. 22. Times as the Feasts of dayes Yeerly chap. 23. Daily chap. 24. yeeres The seventh The fiftieth chap. 25. The second part of Leviticus is a Conclusion containing an exhortation to observe the preceding Precepts ch 26. together with The estimation and Redemption Of Vowes First-born Tithes chap. 27. A POEME Containing the 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 or Contents of the several Chapters in the Book of LEVITICVS 1 Of th'herd flock fowls what Holocausts content An. Mundi 2454 How offered with what rites we here resent 2 Meat-offerings bak'd or fry'd to God are deare If salted so are first fruits yet i th'care 3 Peace-offerings out of th herd or flock must rise The law for those is here before our eyes 4 Next offerings for the sins of ignorance Of Priest Prince People with each circumstance 5 The trespasse-offering for the man that sweares And he that tells not when an Oath he heares Is sacrilegious unclean ignorant In what he sinn'd with offerings must recant Of Rammes or Lambs or Doves or floure refin'd As several sins at several mulcts are fin'd 6 By l●w the man that sins of knowledge brings His trespasse-offering for meat-offerings For Consecration-offerings offerings fir'd Off●rings for sin see what by God's requir'd 7 Offerings of tre●passe peace thanks vow freewill O●der d by law blood is forbidden still 8 The hallowed Ramme sin offering burnt-●blation The time and place of Aarons Consecration 9 Aarons first-offerings for himself and all The blessed Camp on them Gods fire doth fall 10 Nadab and Abihu made a sad end For the strange fire they did to God commend Priests to drink wine is grievously t' offend 11 Distinction's here of meats some are so clean They may be eaten other are unclean 12 Childe-bearing women purified but how And with what offerings is reported now 13 The Priest must view in case of leprosie The signes are divers of that malady 14 The law o'th'leper teaches what to do How t' expiate the sin and sicknesse too 15 The rites of cleansing unclean issues next Are the apparent subject of this text 16 The High Priests offering for his sin here note And the relation of th'escaping goate 17 Upon the altar blood may sprinkled be Eate it they may not upon pain to die 18 Unlawful Contracts and Conjunctions fall Unto this Chapter God condemns them all 19 Here divers weighty laws repeated are To help the memory and increase the care 20 ' Gainst Moloch's servants wizzards those that curse Their natural Parents Gods law stands in force 21 A Priest his beard in mourning may not shave A wife that is no Virgin may not have A blemish'd Person may not Priesthood crave 22 Priests if polluted must abstain from holy Both things and acts else God will judge their folly 23 With sundry Feasts here is th'Attonement-day Of all these God to Moses much doth say 24 Of lampes and cakes Ben-Sh●lomith blasphemes ' Gainst that murther and damage God exclaimes 25 Each seventh year a Sabbath God doth call Each fiftieth year a Jubile doth fall 26 Who keep the law with blessings shall be crown'd Who break the law God will in wrath confound 27 Vow'd things are Gods redeem them no man may The tithes must not be chang d them men must pay A Logico-theological Analysis of the Book of Numbers THe book of Numbers contains the numbring and marching of the Armies of Israel 1. The numbring both of Souldiers and Captains Souldiers both Lay-Souldiers their List is chap. 1. and their encamping chap. 2. Ecclesiastical Souldiers where we have their vocation substitution into the place of the first-born Redemption chap. 3. and Ministery viz. in cleansing and purifying the Host Generally all the unclean whether really guilty or suspected chap. 5. Specially the Nazarites whose laws are chap. 6. Captains both Politick or Lay-Captains they offer magnificently chap. 7. Ecclesiastical or Clergy-Captains their daily office was about the lamps and Consecration of the Levites chap. 8. their solemn and extraordinary office was about the Pasch and marchings of the Army chap. 9. 2. The marching or Progresse of the Army commanded hindered furthered repeated and finished Commanded by whom how with what Colours and Captains chap. 10. Hindred by divers impediments Domestical as 1. Want of Provision whence proceeded the murmuring and punishment of the People chap. 11. 2. The opposition of Miriam and Aaron chap. 12. 3. A sedition whereof see the occasion which was the terrible report of the Spies chap. 13. the punishment chap. 14. the consequences viz. divers lawes and the execution of the Sabbath-breaker chap. 15. 4. The Conspiracy of Corah Dathan and Abiram the punishment whereof being begun both against ring-leaders chap. 16. and followers was staid by Aaron see his Election by a rod chap. 17. his pay and maintenance chap. 18. His office to cleanse by the water of separation chap. 10. Forensical by the Edomites amplified by want of water and Aarons death chap. 20. Canaanites amplified by fiery Serpents chap. 21. Moabites who fought partly by Curses see their Authour and Minister chap. 22. Vain attempt both upon Pisgah and Peor chap. 23. and 24. Enticements and lusts chap. 24. Furthered by a second Muster made by Moses and Eleazar Generally where we have the List of the new Army chap. 26. Specially in respect of Captain Joshua succeeding Moses chap. 27. And Souldiers both Clergy-Souldiers to whom are given laws for sacrificing in the former and later Feasts of the year chap. 28. and 29. and vowing chap 30 Politick or Lay-Souldiers their first service was to subdue the Midianites ch 31. and their auxiliary forces were out of the tribes of Gad and Reuben ch 32. Repeated and briefly comprehended chap. 33. Finished and ended with the division of Canaan which is described Generally how and to whom it must be distributed chap. 34. Specially where Habitations are to be assigned to the Levites chap. 35. Possessions given to every tribe by lot are not to be alienated by marriage chap. 36. A POEME Containing the 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 or Contents of the several Chapters in the Book of NVMBERS WHile Moses men and warlike feats here sings An. Mundi 2454 Levi's exempted follows holy things 2 The martial order of their tents here see Standards with th'ensignes of their Pedigree 3 The Pedigree of Levi's here at large Th'first-born are quitted since the Levites charge To be Gods lot which erewhile did so long To the first born of every house belong 4 The Levites have their several tasks assign'd By Moses but according to Gods minde 5 Lepers and others expell'd for pollution Jealousie try'd for wrongs just restitution 6 The law of Nazarites how first they came The People
Salem is purg'd from Idols Christ must die A third part God with fire will purifie 14 In fine S●lem must fall anon her smart Her foes shall undergo of them some part Shall flock to Jesus Christ with all their heart A short Analysis of the Prophecy of Malachi THe Prophet Malachi threatens The Priests chap. 1. 2. People from the Coming of John-Baptist chap. 3. Coming of Christ chap. 4. A POEME Containing the 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 or Contents of the several Chapters in the Prophecy of MALACHI 1 THe people are complain'd of for their vice An. Mundi For offering blinde and maymed sacrifice For compassing the Lord their God with lies 2 The Priests for breaking covenant are checkt Many foule sins the people do infect 3 The Messenger the great refiner's neere Each malefactor shall his sins buy deare But blessed shall he be that God doth feare 4 There comes a day of fire to wicked men But light to th' just Elijah shall ere then For that great day prepare the sons of men THE Marrow OF THE BIBLE Containing The Analysis Poemes and Chronological Annotations Of the NEW TESTAMENT Partly Translated out of an Anonymus Latin Author and partly amplified and enlarged for the benefit of all those that desire a speedy and plentiful acquaintance with the Oracles of God By William Ainsworth 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 late Lecturer at St. Peters CHESTER Osidor de libris gentil Quid prodest in mundanis proficere doctrinis marcescere in divinis Caduca sequi figmenta Coelestia fastidire mysteria Ignorantia Scripturarum ignorantia Christi est Hier. in Isa A Logico-theological Analysis of the Gospel according to Saint Matthew THe Gospel of Saint Matthew contains an History of the life and death of Christ 1. Life and that either Private where we have his Birth chap. 1 Educatiō c. 2 Publike where we have his Forerunner John Baptist chap. 3. Preceding tentation chap. 4. Ministery which he undertook and discharged alone as his Preaching in the Mount concerning The Blessednes of the godly chap. 5. Experience in godliness chap. 6. Impediments chap. 7. Working in Capernaum Before his passing the lake of Genazereth chap. 8. Ater his returne to the same place chap. 9. With other as disciples and strangers disciples viz. his own chap. 10. Johns chap. 11. Strangers Opposing him chap. 12. Learning of him chap. 13. Insnaring him by force as Herod chap. 14. By deceit as the Pharisees tempting him in his doctrine ch 15. and signes chap. 16. 2. Death whereof see the Antecedents both in Galile as the Confirmation of some disciples transfiguration chap. 17. Reproving of the ambitious chap. 18. The confines of Galile where the Pharisees were confuted chap. 19. Disciples confuted chap. 20. The Metropolis or chief City See His Entrance there chap. 21. Abiding there where we have his Disputation with adversaries chap. 22. Doctrine to the people c. 23. Prophecy of the destruction of the Temple and world chap. 24. Exhortation to watch ch 25. Concomitants viz. his betraying and apprehension chap. 26. his Passion and Burial chap. 27. Consequents as his resurrection ch 28. A POEME Containing the 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 or Contents of the several Chapters in the Gospel of St. MATTHEW 1 OF Christs Descent and Birth An. Mundi Christi Matthew doth tel Of his two names Jesus Emmanuel M. 3947 ch 1. M. 3948 ch 2. 2 How the three Magi came to seek him and How Joseph did transport him out o' th' land For fear of Herod who Christ to surprize Slaughters all Bethle'ems children and so dies 3 John Baptist preaches roughly cloth'd and fed Preferres Christ doth baptize him on his head A Dove sate he 's my Son the fathers seed 4 Christ fasts orecomes the devil thrice preaches heals To foure Apostles he himself reveales 5 See the beatitudes salt law and light Of killing oathes and how to love aright 6 Give almes pray fast lay up in heaven store In God trust serve one Master and no more 7 Give no rash judgement cast no pearles to swine But pray go the strait way Sheep-wolves decline Who heares and does builds on the rock divine M. 2979 ch 32. They took their several Circuits to preach the Gospel An. Mundi 3985. Christi 38. Helvic 8 Leper and souldier 's heal'd Satan doth drown The Swine for that Christ is expell'd the town 9 Calls Matthew heales the palsie eats his food With publicanes and stayes a flux of blood Blinde see dumb speak Christ travels doing good 10 The twelve Apostles call'd are lesson'd here What they shall do and what they shall forbear 11 John sends to Christ Christ sings John Baptists praises Blames sinful cities childrens spirits ●alses Above Philosophers cheares in sad cases 12 * M. 3979. ch 32. Fault 's found wi●h plucking corn eares a dry hand Is heal'd an house divided cannot stand Blasphemy against the Spirit God doth brand 13 Of seed tares mustard-seed leaven and treasure Of pearles and nets Christ speaks he takes no pleasure To preach at home although he might have leasure M. 3980 ch 33. 14 Herods conceit of Christ John Baptist s slain M●raculous loaves and fishes on t e main Christ walks his garments hem make sick men fain 15 Christ twits the Scribes shewes what defiles a man Heales feeds foure thousand so as none else can Extols a womans faith o● Canaan M. ●980 ch 33. 16 A signe a signe cry Pharisees their leaven Christ doth forbid Peter inspir'd from heaven Conf sses Christ who his own death foretels Tells how to save the soul which all excels 17 Transform'd a mad mans fury he allayes Reades his own destiny and tribute payes 18 Be little to be great scand●ls refrain There 's joy for a lost sheep that 's found again Forgive lest God thy sins also retain 19 Chr st heales about divorce resolves a doubt Shewes who may have wives who may be without Ente●taines little children bids sell all For Ch●ist lest riches bring the greater fall To patient losers he l be liberal 20 Vinedressers hir'd a woman next doth crave Her Sons on Christs two hands their seats might have M. 3981 ch 34. Christ denies that but sight to blind men gave Bids the ten humbly they themselves behave 21 Christ riding on an Asse doth purifie The Temple next the figtree curs'd doth die Of two Sons which doth do his fathers will The Farmers after servants th heire do kill 22 The Princes marriage-feast seven husbands dead One womans husbands all next here you read Two great Commandments compris'd in a word David in Spirit calls his Son Christ Lord 23 The Scribes and Pharisees heare but shun their ways Wo to the Scribes and Pharisees he oft sayes 24 The Temples fall f●retels what signes forego His comings suddain as the flood of Noc Who watches for his Lord shall feel no woe 25 Ten Virgins and ten talents with a Scheme Of the last