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.

Attaining.

By prayer we come to have power to keep it, Psal. 119.5.

God must open our eyes to see the won∣drous things therein, Psal. 119.18.

The lesse worldly we are, the more we shall understand Gods word, Psal. 119.19.

God must make us to understand thē to make use of them, Ps. 19.27

Sin must be thrust out before the word can en∣ter in. Ps. 119.29

Gods enlarging of the heart to runne the way of his Command∣ments, Psal. 119.32.

By Gods teaching, we attaine unto it, Psalm 119.23.

God must give us understanding to keep it with our whole heart, and to go in his

paths, Psal. 119.34.

If wee regard the word of God, wee must not regard vanity Psal. 119.37.

God must stablish his word unto us, Psal. 119.38.

By thinking on our wayes, we come to turn our feet to his Testi∣monies, Ps. 119.59.

God must give un∣derstanding to learne Psal. 119.73.

By abstaining from sin∣ful courses, Ps. 119.101,

By binding our selves. to the performance thereof, Psal. 119.106.

By abstaining from evil company, Psal. 119.115.

By believing that all our wayes are before God, Psal. 119.168.

By having recourse to, and seving out the New Covenant, Ier. 31.32. Ier. 32.39.