The fort-royal of the Scriptures, or, The vade-mecum concordance presenting unto the world an hundred heads of Scripture, most of them common-placed for publique use : wherein all (especially the weaker sort of Christians) may suddenly command most of all the rarities in the book of God / by an admirer of the word.

Like for Like.

Christ shall render unto every man, accor∣ding to his works, Mat. 16.27.

With what measure wee met, it shall bee measured unto us, Mark 4.24.

God will recom∣pence every man ac∣cording to his works, Rom, 2.3. Pro. 24.12. Psal. 62.12.

Such who plow ini∣quity and wickednesse, shall also reap the same Job 4.8.

Those who walk in the way of their detest∣able things, their way recompensed on their own heads, Ezek. 11.31.

Wicked mens mis∣chievous dealing, shall return upon their own heads, Ps. 7.16.

The wicked are in∣snared in their own net, with their own hands Psal. 9.16.

Their sword divising mischief against others shall enter into their hearts, Psal. 9.6.

Malicious men pre∣paring pits for others, fall into the same, Ps. 57.6.

Wicked men are cut off in their own wick∣ednesse, and bring upon them their own iniqui∣tie, Psal. 94.23.

Such returns are pray∣ed for, Ps. 109.16.

Such are by course to fall into their own nets, Psal 141.10.

It is a grievous pu∣nishment, to be filled with our own devices, Prov. 1.21.

Causers of the right∣eous to stray, shall fall into their own pit, Pro. 28.10.

He that hath done the wrong, shal receive

the wrong, Col. 3.25.

Leaders into captivi∣ty, and such who kill, shall be so used, Rev. 13.10.

Fained hypocriticall drawing near to God, punished with hardnes of heart, senslesse stupi∣dity of wise and pru∣dent men, Isa. 29.13.

Those who with un∣just strength strengthen themselves, that proves their shame and confu∣sion, Isa. 30.2, 3.12, 13.

Punishment accord∣ing to the fruit of our doings, Jer. 21.19.

Recompencing ac∣cording to the deeds and works of our own hands, Jer. 25.14.

Babel to be rewar∣ed according to her works, Jer. 50.29.

Eye for eye, tooth for tooth, was to be given &c. Exod. 21.24.

Upon disobedience, all the like evils threat∣ned, as good things received, Josh. 25 15.16

Such returns prayed for, Psal. 28.4.

His eyes are upon all the sonnes of men, to give to every man ac∣cording to his wayes, and all his doings, Ier. 32.19.

Whatsoever a man sowes, that shal he reap also, Gal. 6.7.

So much sorrow gi∣ven unto Babylon, as she glorified herself and lived in pleasure, Rev. 18.7.

Confusion of evill men prayed for, with double destruction, Jer. 17.18.

The Lord is called the Lord God of re∣compence, Jer. 51.56.

The righteousnes of the righteous shal bee upon him, and the wic∣kednes of the wicked

shal be upon him, Ezek 18.20

He casts us down by our own counsels, Iob 18.7.

He catches us in a net by our own feet, Iob 18.8.

Wisdome laughs at our destruction, as we refused her instruction, Prov. 1.24.

False accusers, the mischief fais on them∣selves, Deut. 19.19.

The wicked are to be taken in the divices which they have imagi∣ned, Psal. 10.2.

They are taken in the pit which they dig∣ged, Psal. 7.15.

They are enclosed in their own fat, Psal. 17.10.

The wickeds sword entring into their own heart, Psal. 27.15.

The wicked fall into that pit which they have prepared, Psal. 57, 6.

Their own tongue falleth on themselves, Psal. 74.8.

As they delight in cursing, & not blessing so it shall come upon them, Ps. 109.17.

Compassers about the righteous, the mischief of their own lips shall cover them, Psalme 140.9.

Wicked men fal into their own nets, whilest the righteous escape, Psal. 9.15.

Wicked men seeking for bloud, lye in waite for their own lives, Pro. 1.18,

Despisers of good counsel eat the fruit of their own way, and are filled with their own devices, Prov. 1.31.

We despising of Gods counsel, he also laugh∣ing at our destruction, Pro. 1.24.

He will repay fury to his adversaries, ac∣cording to their deeds, and recompence to his enemies, Isa. 51.18.

The turning away of the simple, and prospe∣rity of fools, slayes and destroyes them, Prov. 1.22.

The wicked taken with his own iniquities and held with the cords of his own sins, Pr. 1.32

They fall by their own wickednesse, Pro. 11.5.