Commentary upon the Prophecy of Isaiah

17 Prophecies agreeing to Christ 11. 1 Whereunto the prophecies tend 15. 1 Vehemency of the Prophets 1. 2. & 2. 9. & 3. 15. and 7. 13 Prophets put for all teachers 3. 2 Prophets Gods servants 43. 10 How far subject to Kings 39. 5 Why in old time called seers 1. 1. & 21. 5. 6. & 29. 10. and 30. 10 Counsels must be asked of the Prophets in times ⟨image 349⟩of calamity 37. 2 Prophets spake not of themselves 1. 1 God never threatens so severely by them, but he leaves some hope of pardon 65. 8 They spake of Babylon obscurely 21. 1. 3 The Prophets in their sermons are wont to allude much to M•ses 3. 12. and 8. 20. and 11. 12. & 17. 9. 10. 12. & 22. 2. & 33. 14. & 34. 16. & 43. 5. 28. & 51. 3. and 65. 21. Prophets the mouth of the Lord 8. 19 Why the Prophets are wont to enforce the duties of the second Table rather then those of the first 1. 18 To reject the Prophets, is to reject God himself 30. 10 The Prophets sometimes speak in the person of another 21. 3 The doctrine of the Prophets endures for ever 37. 2 Prophets never void of humane affections 6. 11. and 22. 4 They often take upon them the person of the Churches enemies 15. 5. & 16. 9. 11. & 21. 3 In denouncing judgements against nations, they mention those things chiefly in which they most abounded 16. 8. & 19. 8 Prophets, the friend of the bridegroom 5. 1 Rules to be observed in reading the Prophets 1. 2. 18. 29. & 5. 17. & 7. 14. & 9. 6. 7. & 10. 24. & 13. 9, 10, 19. & 14. 22. & 27. 10. 13. & 30. 8. 25. 30. & 32. 1. 16. 19. & 34. 1. 4. & 41. 16. 24. & 42. 1. & 44. 1. & 48. 14. 21. & 9. 1. 3. & 54. 2. & 55. 12. & 56. 1. 7. & 57. 3. and 60. 6. 10. & 61. 21. & 64. 1. 4. & 65. 13. 21. and 66. 15 20. 25 Prosperity of Cyrus was of God 48. 15 Prosperity of the wicked transitory 5. 16. & 7. 2. & 8. 21. & 13. 13. and 15. 4. and 16. 3. and 18. 5. and 26. 14. and 28. 1. and 32. 10. and 34. 5. and 41. 14. and 45. 16. and 47. 7. 8. and 51. 7. and 61. 7. and 66. 15. Prosperity must not be abused 38. 17 Prosperity must be used with sobriety 32. 13 God cannot endure the proud 13. 11. & 16. 6, 7. and 22. 17 ¶ Proverbial speeches, applied to sundry uses in the Commentary: and noted out in Chapter, verse, and section. As like as one egg is to another 1. 10. 1 Every one hath the heart of a King 2. 11. 2 The vine loves the high hills, the West, and the side of a wood 5. 1. 5 An ill weed grows apace 14. 21.

17 Prophecies agreeing to Christ 11. 1 Whereunto the prophecies tend 15. 1 Vehemencie of the Prophets 1. 2. & 2. 9. & 3. 15. and 7. 13 Prophets put for all teachers 3. 2 Prophets Gods seruants 43. 10 How far subiect to Kings 39. 5 Why in old time called seers 1. 1. & 21. 5. 6. & 29. 10. and 30. 10 Counsels must bee asked of the Prophets in times