Moses and Aaron: Civil and Ecclesiastical Rites used by the ancient Hebrews

About this eBook

Author

Goodwin, Thomas, 1587?-1642

Title

Moses and Aaron: Civil and Ecclesiastical Rites, Used by the Ancient Hebrews

Credits

Produced by Jeff G., cbgrf and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This book was produced from scanned images of public domain material from the Google Books project.)

Language

English

LoC Class

BM: Philosophy, Psychology, Religion: Judaism

Subject

Rites and ceremonies in the Bible -- Early works to 1800

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 52639

Release Date

July 24, 2016

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2.THE ARGUMENT OF EACH BOOK and CHAPTER . — The first Book. Of Persons. — The second Book. Of Places. — The third Book. Of Daies, Times, and Feasts. — The fourth Book. Of their Idolatry. — The fifth Book. Of their Consistories. — The sixth Book. Of Miscellaneous Rites. — Moses and Aaron.
3. 3.The first Book Treateth of Persons. — CHAP. I. Of the form of the Hebrewes Common-wealth until Christ his coming, and when the Scepter departed from them. — CHAP. II. Of the Publicans. — CHAP. III. Israelites, Prosylites. — CHAP. IV. Of their Kings. — CHAP. V. The High-priest, Priests, Levites, and Nethinims. — CHAP. VI. Of the Prophets. — CHAP. VII. Of their Title Rabbi. — CHAP. VIII. Of their Nazarites and Rechabites. — CHAP. IX. Of the Assideans. — CHAP. X. Of the Pharisees. — CHAP. XI. Of the Sadduces. — CHAP. XII. Of the Essenes. — CHAP. XIII. Of the Gaulonitæ, and the Herodians.
4. 4.THE SECOND BOOK TREATETH OF PLACES. — CHAP. I. Their Temple. — CHAP. II. Their Synagogues, Schools, and Houses of Prayer. — CHAP. III. Of the Gates of Jerusalem. — CHAP. IV. Of their Groves, and high Places. — CHAP. V. The Cities of Refuge.
5. 5.THE THIRD BOOK TREATETH OF DAIES and TIMES. — CHAP. I. Days, Hours, Weeks, and Years. — CHAP. II. Of their Feasts. — CHAP. III. Of their Sabbath. — CHAP. IV. Of their Passover, and their Feasts of Unleavened Bread. — CHAP. V. Of their Pentecost — CHAP. VI. The Feast of Tabernacles — CHAP. VII. Of the Feast of Trumpets, and their New Moons. — CHAP. VIII. The Feast of Expiation. — CHAP. IX. The Sabbatical year, or Seventh years rest — CHAP. X. Of their Jubilee. — CHAP. XI. The Feast of Purim, and the Feast of Consecration or Dedication.
6. 6.THE FOURTH BOOK OF THEIR IDOLATRY. — CHAP. I. The beginnings of Idolatry. — CHAP. II. Of Moloch , Adram-Melech , Anam-Melech , Baal , The Tabernacle of Molech , Chiun , Rempham , Horses consecrated to the Sun, Thamuz . — CHAP. III. Of Baal-Peor, Baal-Tsephon, Baal-Zebub, Baal-Berith, Bell and the Dragon. — CHAP. IV. Of Dagon. — CHAP. V. Of the molten Calf. — CHAP. VI. Of Astaroth , Ammonia , Juno , the Queen of Heaven, Diana of the Ephesians . — CHAP. VII. Of other Gods mentioned in Scripture. — CHAP. VIII. The several manners of Divine Revelation. — CHAP. IX. Their Teraphim. — CHAP. X. The several sorts of Divination forbidden.
7. 7.THE FIFTH BOOK OF THEIR CONSISTORIES. — CHAP. I. Their Courts of Judgment, especially their Ecclesiastical Consistory. — CHAP. II. Of their Excommunication. — CHAP. III. Their Civil Consistories, what persons were necessarily present in them. — CHAP. IV. The number of their Civil Courts. — CHAP. V. Properties required in Judges, and the manner of their election. — CHAP. VI. Ceremonies common in all capital Judgments. — CHAP. VII. Their capital punishments. — CHAP. VIII. Punishments not capital. — CHAP. IX. Punishments borrowed from other Nations.
8. 8.THE SIXTH BOOK OF MISCELLANEOUS RITES . — CHAP. I. Of Circumcision. — CHAP. II. Of their first fruits and their firstlings, or first-born. — CHAP. III. Of Tithes. — CHAP. IV. Of their Marriages. — CHAP. V. Of their Burials. — CHAP. VI. Of their Oaths. — CHAP. VII. Of their Writing, Masorites, and their Work. — CHAP. VIII. Of Israels pitching their Tents, or of their Camps. — CHAP. IX. Their Measures. — CHAP. X. Their Coyns. First of brazen Coyns.
9. 9.The Names of Authors cited in this BOOK.
10. 10.A TABLE OF THE Several Texts of Scripture Explained in the Six Books.
11. 11.List of changes made — The corrections are to be read: — PREFATORY MATERIAL — MAIN TEXT — Page 3 — Page 8 — Page 15 — Page 18 — Page 22 — Page 26 — Page 33 — Page 39 — Page 42 — Page 43 — Page 44 — Page 50 — Page 52 — Page 57 — Page 58 — Page 59 — Page 61 — Page 64 — Page 66 — Page 80 — Page 84 — Page 86 — Page 90 — Page 92 — Page 93 — Page 97 — Page 98 — Page 105 — Page 106 — Page 110 — Page 118 — Page 122 — Page 124 — Page 131 — Page 132 — Page 148 — Page 150 — Page 154 — Page 157 — Page 172 — Page 173 — Page 184 — Page 188 — Page 189 — Page 193 — Page 213 — Page 215 — Page 217 — Page 220 — Page 227 — Page 228 — Page 241 — Page 250 — Page 251 — Page 253 — Page 254 — Page 263 — Page 266 — Page 267 — FOOTNOTES — Footnote 26 — Footnote 29 — Footnote 34 — Footnote 44 — Footnote 59 — Footnote 74 — Footnote 113 — Footnote 126 — Footnote 128 — Footnote 138 — Footnote 139 — Footnote 238 — Footnote 251 — Footnote 252 — Footnote 329 — Footnote 362 — Footnote 382 — Footnote 387 — Footnote 414 — Footnote 439 — Footnote 456 — Footnote 514 — Footnote 534 — Footnote 553 — Footnote 555 — Footnote 616 — Footnote 621 — Footnote 631 — Footnote 636 — Footnote 663 — Footnote 685 — Footnote 701 — Footnote 707

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