A profitable and well grounded concordance both fitted for the meanest capacity, and very useful for general good; wherein may be readily found the chiefest words contained in the Scriptures. Also the chiefest doctrinal heads of Scripture, opened and illustrated, both by reason, and argument. Being a subject of the most useful nature yet extant. / By the industrious labours of W. Chadwell.
- Title
- A profitable and well grounded concordance both fitted for the meanest capacity, and very useful for general good; wherein may be readily found the chiefest words contained in the Scriptures. Also the chiefest doctrinal heads of Scripture, opened and illustrated, both by reason, and argument. Being a subject of the most useful nature yet extant. / By the industrious labours of W. Chadwell.
- Author
- Chadwell, William.
- Publication
- London :: Printed by G. Dawson, for Francis Smith, at the Elephant and Castle, near Temple-Barr,
- 1660.
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"A profitable and well grounded concordance both fitted for the meanest capacity, and very useful for general good; wherein may be readily found the chiefest words contained in the Scriptures. Also the chiefest doctrinal heads of Scripture, opened and illustrated, both by reason, and argument. Being a subject of the most useful nature yet extant. / By the industrious labours of W. Chadwell." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A78512.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 8, 2024.
Contents
- title page
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Mr.
Denne in Commen∣dation of this Book. - approbation
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Mr.
Harrison in Appro∣bation of this Book. - To the Churches of Christ Je∣sus, who are called to be Saints, and are built upon the sure Foundation, and wait upon God in his own way, con∣tending earnestly for that Faith, which was once delivered to the Saints.
- The Occasion of this Treatise.
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Directions to find the use of this CONCORDANCE. -
The MARROW of the SCRIPTURES; Or, The Saints chief COMPANION: Being a plain and well grounded CONCORDANCE, wherein the meanest Capacity may sud∣denly find out the chiefest Truths con∣tained in the Scriptures.
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AB
- Abase.
- Abated.
- Abhorre.
- Abide, Abideth.
- Abilty.
- Able.
- Above.
- Abound, Abounding.
- Abstain.
- Abundance.
- Abundantly.
- Accept, Accepted.
- Accursed.
- Accuse.
- Accusation.
- Account.
- Acknowledge.
- Acquaint, Acquaintance.
- Adde, Addeth.
- Admonish.
- Admonition.
- Adorn.
- Adversary, Adversaries.
- Adbersity.
- Adulterer, Adulterers.
- Adultery.
- Affection.
- Afflict, Afflicted.
- Affliction.
- Asraid.
- Age, Aged.
- Agree, Agreed.
- Aliens.
- Alienated.
- All.
- Almes.
- Almighty.
- Alwayes.
- Angel.
- Angels.
- Anger.
- Anger forbidden.
- Angry.
- Anoint, Anointed.
- Answer.
- Appear, Appearing.
- Appearance.
- Apple, Apples
- Appoint, Appointed
- Approbed.
- Aright.
- Arm.
- Armour.
- Arrogancy.
- Arrows.
- Ascend, Ascended.
- Ashamed.
- Aske.
- Assurance.
- Audience.
- Authority.
- Awake
-
B
- Babe, Babes.
- Back-biting.
- Ballance.
- Balm.
- Baptisme.
- Barren.
- Bastard.
- Battel.
- Beast, Beasts.
- Beauty
- Begotten.
- Beleebe.
- Beleebed.
- Beleebeth.
- Beleebest, Beleebing.
- Belly.
- Benefit, Benefits.
- Beseech.
- Better.
- Beware.
- Blameless.
- Blaspheme.
- Blesse.
- Blessed.
- Blind.
- Spiritual Blindness.
- Blot.
- Bloud.
- Bold, Boldness
- Boast.
- Book, Books
- Born.
- Borrow.
- Bosome.
- Bought.
- Bread.
- Breath.
- Brethren.
- Bribe, Bribes.
- Brother
- Brutish.
- Buckler.
- Built, Buildeth, Building.
- Busie-Bodies.
- Burden.
- Buy.
-
C
- Calamity.
- Call.
- Called, Calling.
- Can, Cannot.
- Candle.
- Care, Careful.
- Carry.
- Carnal.
- Cast.
- Chasse.
- Change.
- Charge.
- Charity.
- Chasten, Chastened.
- Chasteneth. Chastening.
- Child.
- Children.
- Chosen.
- Chuse.
- Church.
- Christian.
- Circumcised.
- City.
- Clay.
- Clean.
- Cleanse, Cleansed.
- Cleave.
- Cloathed.
- Cloak.
- Cords.
- Cold.
- Come, Cometh.
- Comfort.
- Commandement, Commandements.
- Commend.
- Commit.
- Committeth.
- Communicate.
- Common.
- Commune, Communed.
- Communication.
- Companion.
- Company.
- Compassion.
- Compel.
- Conceive.
- Condemnation.
- Confesse.
- Confidence.
- Confirme, Comfirmed.
- Conformed.
- Confusion.
- Conscience.
- Consider.
- Consolations.
- Constrained.
- Contend.
- Contention, Contentions.
- Content.
- Continually.
- Continue, Continuing.
- Contrite.
- Conspired.
- Conversation.
- Converted.
- Corner.
- Correct, Correction.
- Corruption.
- Cover, Covered.
- Covet, Covetous.
- Counsel.
- Create, Created.
- Creator.
- Creature
- Cry, Cries, Cryed.
- Crosse.
- Curse, Cursed.
- Custome.
-
D
- Damned, Damnation.
- Darkness.
- Dead.
-
First
Death. -
Second
Death. - Decest, Deceitsal.
- Deceive Deceived.
- Defile, Defiled.
- Defraud.
- Delight.
- Deliver.
- Delvered, Deliverance.
- Deny.
- Depart.
- Depart from evill.
- Desire.
- Good Desires.
- Wicked Desires.
- Despise.
- Destroy.
- Destruction.
- Devices.
- Die, Died.
- All must Die.
- Diligence, Diligent.
- Deminish.
- Discern.
- Discretion.
- Dissemblers.
- Distress.
- Dispute.
- Devil.
- Divisions.
- Dog, Dogs.
- Do, Doth.
- Dominion.
- Double.
- Doubt, Doubting.
- Drunk, Drunkard.
- Due season.
- Dust.
- Dwell.
- E
-
F
- Face.
- Fail.
- Faint.
- Faith.
- Faithful.
-
Faithful Men. -
God is
Faithful. - False, Falsly.
- Famine.
- Spiritual Famine.
- Fast, Fasting.
- Father.
- Fatherless.
- Fault.
- Favour.
- Of Fear.
- Féed.
- Fellowship.
- Fervent.
- Fight.
- Filth, Filthiness.
- Finally.
- Fire.
- Flattery.
- Flesh.
- Flock.
- Flower.
- Follow Followers.
- Folly.
- Fool Fools.
- Foolish.
- Fore Knowledge.
- Forget.
- Forgive.
- Form
- Foundation.
- Fountain.
- Fox. Foxes.
- Free.
- Friend, Friends.
- Froward.
- Fruit.
- G
-
H
- Hair.
- Hand, Hands.
- Right Hand.
-
Laying on of
Hands. - Harden Hardened.
- Hardness.
- Hast, Hasty.
- Hate.
-
Whom God
Hateth. - Haughty.
- Happy.
-
Whom God
Hateth. - Haughty.
- Happy.
-
Of
Hearing. -
Of the
Heart. -
Of
Heaven. -
Of
Hell. - Helmet.
- Help.
- Hold, Hald, fast.
- Of Holiness.
- Reasons why.
- Holy Ghost.
- Honest.
- Honour.
-
Of
Hope. - House.
-
How long. -
Of
Humility. - Reasons why.
- Hunger Hungry.
- Hypocrites, Hypocrisie.
-
I
- Iehovah.
- Ignorance, Ignorant.
- Image.
- Immortal, Immortality.
- Infirmity.
- Inherit.
- Inheritance.
- Innocent.
-
Of
Instruction. - Integrity.
- Intercession.
- Inner, Inward.
- Invent, Inventions.
- Invisible.
-
God is called a
Iudge. -
Exhortation to
Iudges. -
Wicked
Iudges. -
Of
Iustice, andIudgment. -
Charecters of
Iust men. -
Of eternal
Iudgment. -
Of
Justification.
- K
- L
-
M
- Mad.
- Maid.
- Maiesty.
- Malice, Malitious.
- Marry, Marriage.
-
Marriage is Lawful. - Massers.
- Measures.
- Meditate.
- Meddle.
-
Of
Meekness. - Members.
-
Of the
Mercy of God. -
Of
Merciful Men. - Midnight.
- Might, Mighty.
- Milk.
- Mind, Minds.
- Mirth.
- Mock, Mocked, Mocking.
-
The danger of
Mocking. - Mother.
- Mourn, Mourning.
- Murmure.
- N
- O
-
P
- Pardon.
- Partial.
- Path, Paths.
- Pastors.
-
Of
Patience. -
Of
Peace. - Peculiar.
-
Of
Perfection. - Perish.
- Persecute, Persecution.
- Physician.
- Pilgrim, Pilgrimage.
- Pity, Pitiful.
- Plant, Planted.
- Please, Pleased.
- Pleasure, Pleasures.
- Pledge.
- Poor.
- Portion.
- Potter.
- Poverty.
- Power.
-
Of
Praise and Thanksgiving. -
Of
Prayer. - Preach, Preached.
- Prceious.
- Prepare Prepared
- Preserve, Preserveth.
- Presumptious.
-
Of
Pride. -
Charecters of
proud Persons. -
The danger of
pride. - Priest, Priests.
- Prince, Princes.
- Principalities.
- Profess, Profession.
- Profit, Profitable.
- Prolong.
- Promise.
- Promotion.
- Prophane.
- Prophesie.
- Prophets, Prophet.
- Prosper.
- Prosperity.
- Prove.
- Provide.
- Provoke.
- Prudent.
- Pure, purifie.
- Purge, Purged.
- Put on, Put of.
- Q
-
R
- Rain.
- Raise, Raised.
- Ransome.
- Ravens.
- Read, Reading.
- Ready.
- Rebell, Rebellion.
- Rebuke.
- Recompence.
- Reconciled.
- Redeemed, Redeemer.
- Redemption.
- Refine, Refined.
- Refused.
- Regarded.
- Reiected.
- Reign.
-
Of
Ioy, andReioycing. - Remember.
- Remission.
- Render.
- Renewed, Renewing.
-
Of
Repentance. - Report.
- Reproach.
- Reprobate.
- Reprove, Reproved.
- Requite.
- Resist, Resisted.
- Respect.
- Rest.
-
Of the
Resurrection. - Return.
- Revealed.
- Revile.
- Revolt.
- Reward.
-
Of
Riches. - Reasons Why.
- Right.
- Right-hand.
-
Of
Righteousness. - Riot
- Rob, Robbery.
- Rock.
- Rod.
- Rule, Ruleth.
- Run.
-
S
- Sacrifice, Sacrifices.
- Saints
- Salvation
-
Of
Sanctification. - Satan.
- Satisfied, Satisfieth.
- Save, Saved.
- Scorner, Scornful.
- Scripture, Scriptures.
- Seal, Sealed.
- Season.
- Secret, Secrets.
- Secure.
- See.
-
Of
Seeking the Lord. - Reasons why.
- Seen.
- Seperate.
- Servant, Servants.
-
Of
Serving God. - Shaddow.
- Shame.
- Sheep.
- Shepheard, Shepheards.
- Sincere, Sincerity.
-
Of
Sin. - Slander.
- Sleep.
- Slothful.
- Sober.
- Sound.
- Sow, Soweth.
-
Of our
spirit. - Reasons why.
-
Of the
Spirit of God. - Spot.
- Stand.
- Steal, Stealeth.
- Stedfast.
- Steward.
- Stone.
- Straight.
- Strangers.
- Strength.
- Strife.
- Strive.
- Strong.
- Strong-Drink.
- Stumble, Stumbling.
- Subiect.
- Submit.
- Suffer, Suffered, Suffering.
- Swear, Sweareth.
-
T
- Take heed.
- Talk.
- Taste, Tasted.
- Temperance.
- Temple.
- Temptation.
- Testimony, Testimonies.
- Thirst, Thirsteth.
- Thornes.
- Thought, Thoughts.
- Time, Times.
- Tradition.
- Tremble, Trembled.
- Tribulation.
- Trie, Tried, Trieth, Trial.
- Trouble, Troubles.
-
Of the
Truth. -
Of
Trusting in God. Exhortations toTrusting in God. - Turn, Turned, Turneth.
- V
- Unbeliefe.
-
W
- Wages.
- Wail, Wailing.
-
Of
waiting on God. - Walk.
- Walked, Walketh, Wathing.
- Wander.
- Want, Wanted, Wanteth, Wanting.
- Warn, Warning.
-
Of
Watchfulness. - Weak.
- Wealth.
- Weaned.
- Weary.
- Weep, Weeping.
- Wept.
- White.
- Whore.
- Wicked.
- Wickedness.
- Widdow.
- Widdows.
- Wild.
- Will.
-
If the Lord
Will. -
Of Gods
Will. - Window, Windows.
- Wine.
- Wings.
- Winter.
-
Of
Wisdome. - Witness.
- Witnesses.
-
False
Witness. -
False
Witnesses. - Woe.
- Wolfe, Wolves.
- Wonders.
- Word.
- Words.
-
Word of God. -
Words of God. -
What the
word of God is.-
The Scripture is the
word of God. -
The excellency of the
word of God. -
The nature of the
word of God. -
The power of the
word of God. -
The use of the
word of God. -
The manner of receiving the
word of God aright. -
The certainty of the
word of God. -
The continuance of the
word of God. -
The danger of the neglecting the
word of God. -
Encouragements to keep and obey the
word of God. -
The way to keep and attain the
word of God, so as to do it.
-
The Scripture is the
- Work.
-
Work of God. -
Works of God. -
Good
Work. -
Good
Works. -
Great
Works. -
Evil
Work, OrWorks. -
Wicked
Work, OrWorks. - World.
- Worm, Worms.
- Worme-Wood.
- Worse.
- Worship.
- Worshipped.
- Worthy.
-
Wrath of God. -
Wrath of Man. - Wrong.
- Wroth.
- Y
- Z
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