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.

Generals.

THE Saints may misse of discern∣ing their wisdome, Iob 6.13.

Wicked men die without wisdome, Iob. 4.21.

Some may seeme to be so wise, as if wisdom should die with them, Iob 12.2.

A wise man should not utter vain know∣ledge, nor fill his belly with the East winde, Iob 15.2.

We ought not to re∣strain wisdom unto our selves, Iob 15.8.

Wise relations usual∣ly come from our fathers Iob.

A wise man may bee profitable unto himself, Iob 22.2.

The places of wise∣dome and understand∣ing are hard to be found Iob 28.12.

Man knoweth not the price thereof, Iob 28.13.

It is infinite in value,

beyond the price of sil¦ver or gold, or precious stones Job 28.15 16.

God understandeth the way and place there∣of, Job 28.23.

Great men are not alwayes wise, neither do the ancient under∣stand Judgement, Job 32.9.

Such are fittest to give eare unto know∣ledge, Job 34.7.

God is mighty in strength and wisedome, Job 36 5.

It is God who putteth wisdome in the inward parts, and giveth under, standing to the heart, Job 38.36.

It is God who de∣prives us of wisdome and understanding, Job 39.16.

Our mouth should speak of wisedome and of understanding, Psal. 49.2.

our heart should be ap∣plied unto wisdome, Ps. 90.12.

In all our troubles we ought to walk wisely in the perfect way un∣till God come, Psal. 101.2.

All Gods works were made in wisedome, Ps. 104.4.

Fools despise wisdom and instruction, Prov. 1.7.

In wisdom we should be wise for our selves, Pro 9.12.

Wise children make glad fathers. Prov. 10.1

Scorners seek it and find it not, ibid.

Folly is joy unto such as are destitute thereof Pro. 15.21.

A fool hath no heart unto it, Prov. 16.17.

It is too high for a fool, the knowledge thereof, Prov. 24.7.

There is more hope

of a fool, then of one that is wise in his own conceit, Prov. 26.12.

Wise men ought not to have respect of per∣sons in judgement, Pro. 24.23.

In much wisedome there is great grief, Eccles. 1.8.

There is no remem∣brance of the wise more then of the fool, for ever, Eccles. 2.16.

There is a labour in wisdom and knowledge Eccles. 2.21.

Oppression makes such mad, Eccles. 7.7.

It is good with an in∣heritance, Eccles 7.11.

We must not be over∣wise, lest we be desolate Eccles. 7.17.

A little folly makes him to stink who is in reputation for wisedom and honour, Eccles. 10.1

God is onely wise, Rom. 16.27.

God hath made the wisdome of this world foolishnesse, 1 Cor. 1.20.

The foolish things of this world, He hath made to confound the wise, 1 Cor. 1.27.

Wisdome ought to be spoken among them that are perfect, 1 Cor. 2.6.

The wisdome of this world is foolishnesse with God. 1 Cor. 3.19

God in Christ hath abounded unto us in all grace, wisdom and pru∣dence, Eph. 1.8.

It is a wofull wise∣dome, to be wise to do evill; but to do good, to have no knowledge, Ier. 4.21.

Wise, mighty, and rich men must not glory in their wisedom, might nor riches Ier. 9.23.

It is justified of her children, Luk. 7.35.