The booke of Psalmes, Englished both in prose and metre with annotations, opening the words and sentences, by conference with other Scriptures / by Henry Ainsworth.
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The booke of Psalmes, Englished both in prose and metre with annotations, opening the words and sentences, by conference with other Scriptures / by Henry Ainsworth.
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Ainsworth, Henry, 1571-1622?
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1644.
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A Table, directing to some principall things, observed in the Annotations of the Psalmes.
A.
ABashing, what it signifieth, Psa. 6, 11.
Aedom described, Psalm 60, 10.
Aegypt, Psal. 68.32. the plagues of Aegypt described, Psal. 78.44. &c. and 105.28. &c.
Aethiophia, Psalm 68.32.
Almighty, Shaddai, how God is so called, Psalm 68, 15.
Alone, diversly taken, Psalm 4, 9.
Amalek, Psalm 83, 8.
Amen, what it signifieth, Psalm 41, 14.
Ammonites. Psalm 83, 8.
Angels, Psal. 68, 18. and 104.4.
And, instead of For: Psal 1, 3. and 7.10. and 55, 13.
And, for But, Psalm 55, 14.
And, for That, Psalm 43, 4. and 49, 10.
And, a sign of passion, Psal. 2.6. and 115.3.
Anger, outward, as wrath inward; Psa. 2.5.
Arrowes, what they mean, Psalm 18, 15. and 45, 6.
Asaph, who he was, Psalm 50, 1.
B.
Belial, what it meaneth; Ps. 18, 5 and 41.9.
Baal, what it signifieth, and how it is tur∣ned into Bosheth, Psalm 106.28.
Bands, signes of subjection. Psalm 2, 3.
Babel described, Psalm 137, 1.
Blessed: a title given to God. Psal. 68, 36.
Blessing, diversly used: Psalm 3, 9.
O Blessed, or Happy: how it differeth from the former. Psalm 1, 1.
Bloods, & man of blouds, what they mean, Psalm. 5, 7. and 51, 16.
Bounteous-princes, Psalm 47, 10.
Bounteous-reward, Psalm 13, 6.
Bread, for all food, Psalm 78, 20.
Brooks, what they are, and of what use, Psalm 1, 3.
Burnt-offring, what it was, Psalm 20, 4.
C.
Captivity for captives, Ps. 14, 7. and 68, 19.
Cedar-tree described, Psalm 29, 5.
Cherub, Cherubims, what they were, Psal. 18, 11.
Christ, or Anointed, Psalm 2, 2.
Commanding, diversly used, Psalm 42, 9.
Condemn as guilty, Psalm 5, 11.
Confession, diversly used, Psalm 6.6, and 32, 5. and 50, 14.
Corrupt not, a title of some psalms: Psalm 57, 1.
Corruption, Psalm 16, 10.
Corrupting-ditch, or pit, wherefore so cal∣led, Psalm 7, 16.
Covenant what is signifieth, Psalm 25, 10. Striking Covenant, Psalm 50, 5.
Covetous, or gain-thirsty, whereof it is na∣med, Psalm 10, 3.
Courts of Gods house, Psalm 65, 5.
Cursing, Psalm 10, 7.
D.
Daughter for Congregation, Psalm 9, 15.
Daughters for villages, Psalm 48, 12.
David put for Christ, Psalm 18, 50. and 40, 1. and 89, 4.
Day, for time of affliction. Psal. 37.13, 11.
Deceit, whereof named. Psalm 5, 7.
Decree, or Statute, what it meaneth, Ps. 2.7.
Degrees, what they meane, Psalm 120, 1.
Devils wherof they are named, Ps. 106, 37.
Dooing, for yeelding fruit, Psalm 1, 3.
E.
Edom described, Psalm 60, 10,
Egypt, Misraim. Psalm 68, 32.
F.
Face, for anger, Psalm 21.10.
Face, for grace, Psalm 27, 8. and 42, 6.
Faithfull, what it meaneth. Psalm 19, 8.
False-vanity, Psalm 12, 3.
Falsly-deny, Psalm 18, 45.
Favourable-acceptation, Psalm 5, 13.
Fear, for God, Psalm 76.12.
Fear, for Gods worship, &c. Psa. 19, 10.
Feeding what it meaneth, Psam 23, 1.
Finding, diversly used, Psalm 36, 3. and 116, 3. and 132, 5. and 46, 2.
Fist born, ministers of God, Psal. 78, 51. the Cheif over others, Psalm 89, 28.
Fools-vainglorious, Psalm 5, 6.
Fool: Nabal, Psalm 14, 1.
Fool, Aevil, Psalm 38, 6.
Fool-unconstant, Psalm 49, 11.
Forgiving, what it meaneth, Psalm 25, 18.
G.
Gates of death. Psam 9, 14.
Gates of the daughter of Sion. Psal. 9, 15.
Gates of justice Psalm 118, 19.
Gathering, diversly used, Psalm 26, 9.
Generation, what it meaneth, Psalm 12, 8.
Girding what it meaneth, Psalm 76, 11.
Giving for putting, setting, &c. Psalm 4, 8, and 8, 2.
Giving, for granting, suffring. Psalm 16, 10.
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Gladnes, gladsomnes, outward, as joy is in∣ward. Psalm 2, 11.
Glorious-majestie, Psalm 8, 2.
Glory, or Honour, whereof it is named, Psalm 3, 4. and 85.10.
Glory, for the tongue. Psalm 16, 9.
Glorying, or praising ones self, Psalm 34.3.
God, Elohim, what it meaneth, Psal. 3, 3.
God, El; Psalm 5, 5.
Gods, for Angels, Psalm 8:6. and 97, 7.
Gods, for Magistrates, Psalm 82, 1.6.
Gods name added to things for excellen∣cie, Psalm 36, 7.
The living God, Psalm 42, 3.
Gospel, or, Euangelie, whereof it is named, Psalm 40, 10.
Gracious-saint, what it meaneth, Psa. 4.4.
H.
Halelujah. Psalm 104, 35. and 135, 1.
Harp, Psalm. 33, 2.
Heavens, what they are, Psalm 8, 9.
Hell, what it meaneth, Psalm 16.10.
Heritage, Heir, Inheritance; what they mean, Psalm 2, 8.
Hiding the face, what it signifieth. Ps. 13.2.
High refuge, what it is Psalm 9, 10.
Hopefully-wait, Psalm 31, 25.
Horn, for power, glorie, Ps. 18, 3. & 75.5, 11
Hosts, or Sabaoth, Gods title, Psal. 24, 10.
House, whereof it is named. Psalm 5, 8.
Hypocrites, why so called, Psalm 35, 16.
I.
Iaakob, what it meaneth, Psalm 14, 7.
Iah, the name of God, Psalm 68, 5.
Iehovah, the name of God and Christ ope∣ned, Psalm 83, 19. and 97 1.
Iehovih, or God, Psalm 68.21.
Ierusalem described, Psalm 51, 20.
Incense, what it signified, Psal, 141, 2.
Inheritance: for land, or people, Psal. 79.1. and 28, 9. and 2.8. and 47.5.
Iniquitie, Psal. 18.24. it is sometime put for punishment. Psal. 31.11. and 40.13. and 59, 5.
Israel, what it meaneth. Psalm 147, 7.
Iudging, what it is. Psalm 43.1.
Iudging, expressed by two words usually, Psalm 7, 9.
Iudgements, for lawes. Psalm 19, 10. for rites, Psalm 81, 5.
Iustice, for benefits, Psalm 24, 5.
K.
Knowing, what it meaneth, Psalm 1, 6.
Korach, and his sonns, who they were, Psalm 42.1.
Kissing, what it signifieth, Psalm 2.12.
L.
Land of Canaan, Psalm 25.13. described, Psalm 105.11. the land of desire, Psalm 106, 24.
Law, whereof it is named. Psalm 19, 8.
Leading, gentle guiding, Psalm 23.2.
Lebanon a mount. Psalm 29, 5.
Life, Psalm 7, 6. and 30, 6.
Lifting up the soul, Psalm 25.1.
Light, what it meaneth, Psalm 27.1. and 97, 11. and 112, 4.
Light of the face. Psalm 4, 7. and 31.17.
Lightning of the eyes, Psalm. 13, 4.
Lightning the lamp. Psam. 18, 29.
Lions of sundry kinds, have sundry names, Psalm 7, 3. and 57, 5.
Livjathan, the whale, Psalm 74, 14.
Lodge, for continue, Psalm 49.13.
Lord, Adonai, what it meaneth. Psal. 2, 4.
Lot, what it meaneth, Psalm 16, 5.
M.
Making, diversly used, Psalm 100, 3.
Man, Ish, of his excellencie, so named, Psalm 4, 3. and 49, 3.
Sory-man, Enosh; and earthly-Man, Adam. Ps. 8, 5. and strong-Man, geber, Ps. 18.26.
Man of tongue, what it meaneth, Psalm, 140.12.
Man of bloods, Psalm 5, 7.
Mansion, or dwelling place, Psalm 26.8.
Master of the musick; who he was, Ps. 4.1.
Meditate, is not onely to think, but to speak. Psalm 1, 2. and 55.3.
Mercie, what it signifieth, Psalm 136, 1.
Mercifully-cover, Psalm 65.4.
Michtam, what it meaneth, Psalm 16, 1.
Moab, described, Psalm 60, 10.
Molestation, what it is. Psalm 7, 15.
Morning, what it meaneth, Psalm 5.4. and 49, 15.
Moving, implieth often evil, Psam 15, 5.
Moving of the foot, also is evil, Psal. 38.17. and 66, 9.
Mountains, diversly used. Psalm 121.1.
N.
Name, how it is used. Psalm 8, 2.
Neer, or nigh, what it meaneth, Psal. 141.14.
Neginoth, stringed instruments, Psal. 4.1. and 33, 3.
New song, what it meaneth, Psalm 33, 3.
Nose, and anger, have one name in Hebrue. Psalm 10.4.
O.
Oblation, what it was, Psalm 20, 4.
Outspred-firmament, what it is, Psal. 19.2.
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P.
Painful-iniquitie, why so called: Psalm 5.6.
Pallace, what it is. Psalm 5.8.
Palestina, Philistims, Psalm 60.10.
Palms, and hands, lifted up and spred in prayer, Psalm 63, 5.
Palm-tree described, Psalm 92.13.
Parable, diversly used, Psalm 44.15. and 49.5. and 78.2.
Part, for inheritance, Psalm 16, 5.
Peace, what it signifieth, Psal. 29.11. of it Solomon was named, Psal. 72.7.
Perpetuitie, victorie of time, Psalm 9.7.
Pit of corruption, see Corruption: & Ps. 7, 16
Pleading, what it is. Psalm 35, 1.
Prayer, whereof it is named, Psalm 4, 2.
Precepts why so called, Psalm 19.9.
Precious, diversly used, Psal. 36.8. and 116.15. and 72.14. and 49.9. and 139.17.
Priest, what it signifieth. Psalm 99.6.
Prophet, what it meaneth, Psal. 74.9.
Psalm, whereof it is named, Ps. 3.1. & 7.18.
Psalterie, Psalm 33.2.
R.
Rebel, or, turn rebellious, whereof it is na∣med, Psalm 5.11.
Rebuke, for destruction. Psalm 9.6.
Redeemer, whereof named, Psalm 19, 15.
Reward. Psalm 19.12.
Rock, the title of God often: Psal. 18.3.32.
Rod of God, what, Psalm 23.4.
S.
Sabbath, day of Rest, Psalm 92.1.
Sacrifice, and sacrifice of justice: what it is, Psalm 4.6. of showting. Psalm 27.6.
Salvation, and Saving, largely used, for help, victorie, deliverance, &c. Ps. 12.2. and 98.1. and 118.15.
Scornfull, prowd, Psalm 1.1.
Seat, somtime is a chaire, somtime a dwel∣ling, Psalm 1.1. and 107.4.
Secret, or mysterie, Psalm 25.14.
Secret, for Council. Psal. 64 3. and 89.8.
Seed, for children, Psal. 21.11.
Seeking, is for good or evil, Psal. 35.4.
Selah, what it signifieth: Psal. 3.3.
Shadow, Psalm 121.5.
Shadow of death, Psal. 23.4. and 107 10.
Showt joyfully, Psalm 5.12.
Showt-triumphantly: Psalm 41.12.
Silence, for submission, Psalm 62.2.
Silence, for destruction, Psalm 31.18. and 49.13.
Simple, why so called, Psalm 19.8.
Sion, the mount; Psalm 2.6.
Sitting, diversly used, Psal. 1.1. & 102.13.
Skies, Psalm 18, 12.
Sleep, for rest, Psalm 127.2.
Sleep, for death, Psalm 13, 4.
Son, diversly used, Psalm 79, 11, and 80.16. and 89.23.
Son, for every yong thing. Psalm 114, 4. and 147, 9.
Soul, what it is, Psalm 16.10.
Soul, for life, Psalm 35.4. for will. Ps. 26.12.
Standing, for continuing, Psal. 33.11 and 111.3. for ministring, Psalm 134.1.
Statute, or Decree, what it meaneth. Psalm 2, 7. and 148.6.