The sum of sacred divinity briefly & methodically propoundedThe summe of sacred diuinitie briefly & methodically propounded

Of this nature, are first derision and scorning, as it is said ^oof the son of Hagar the Egyptian, that he mocked Isaac. David in the Psalms ^pcomplaineth of it: They that sit in the Gate, talk of me, and the Drunkards sing of me. As if he should say, I am their common byword. This derision is many times expressed by a scornful nodding of the head, They ^qthat passed by, railed at him, nodding their heads, and saying, Thou that destroyest the Temple, &c. save thy self.

Of this nature, are first derision and scorning, as it is said ^oof the sonne of Hagar the Egyptian, that hee mocked Isack. Dauid in the Psalmes ^pcomplayneth of it: They that sit in the Gate, talke of me, and the Drunkards sing of me. As if he should say, I am their common byword. This derision is many times expressed by a scornfull nodding of the head, They ^qthat passed by, rayled at him, nodding their heads, and saying, Thou that destroyest the Temple, &c. saue thy selfe.

1. oGen. 21. 9.
2. pPsal. 69. 13.
3. qMat. 27. 39.