The Fifth Booke of Moses, called Deuteronomie.
1.1 Moses speech in
the end of the fortieth yeere, briefly rehearsing the story,
1.6 of Gods promise,
1.9 of giuing them
officers,
1.19 of sending the
spies to search the land,
1.34 of Gods anger
for their incredulitie,
1.41 and
disobedience.
1.1 The story is
continued, that they were not to meddle with the Edomites,
2.9 nor with the
Mmoabites,
2.17 nor with the
Ammonites,
2.24 but Sihon the
Amorite was subdued by them.
3.1 The story of the
conquest of Og, king of Bashan.
3.11 The bignes of
his bed.
3.12 The distribution
of those lands to the two tribes and halfe.
3.23 Moses prayer to
enter into the land.
3.26 He is permitted
to see it.
4.1 An exhortation to
obedience.
4.41 Moses appointeth
the three Cities of refuge on that side Iordan.
5.1 The couenant in
Horeb.
5.6 The ten
Commandments.
5.22 At the peoples
request Moses receiueth the law from God.
6.1 The end of the
Law is obedience.
6.3 An exhortation
thereto.
7.1 All communion
with the Nations is forbidden,
7.4 for feare of
Idolatrie,
7.6 for the holinesse
of the people,
7.9 for the nature of
God in his Mercie and Iustice,
7.17 for the
assurednesse of victorie which God will giue ouer them.
8.1 An exhortation to obedience in regard of Gods dealing
with them.
9.1 Moses disswadeth
them from the opinion of their owne righteousnesse, by rehearsing their
seuerall rebellions.
10.1 Gods mercie in
restokring the two Tables,
10.6 in continuing
the Priesthood,
10.8 in separating
the tribe of Leui,
10.10 in hearkening
vnto Moses his suit for the people.
10.12 An exhortation
vnto obedience.
11.1 An exhortation
to obedience,
11.2 by their owne
experience of Gods great works,
11.8 by promise of
Gods blessings,
11.16 and by
threatnings.
11.18 A carefull
study is required in Gods words.
11.26 The blessing
and curse is set before them.
12.1 Monuments of
Idolatrie are to be destroyed.
12.5 The place of
Gods seruice is to be kept.
12.15.23 Blood is
forbidden.
12.17.20.26 Holy
things must bee eaten in the Holy place.
12.19 The leuite is
not to be forsaken.
12.29 Idolatrie is
not be inquired after.
13.1 Inticers to
idolatrie,
13.6 how neere soeuer
vnto thee,
13.9 are to be stoned
to death.
13.12 Idolatrous
cities are not to be spared.
14.1 Gods children
are not to disfigure themselues in mourning.
14.3 What may, and
what may not be eaten,
14.4 of beasts,
14.9 of fishes,
14.11 of foules.
14.21 That which
dieth of its selfe,may not be eaten.
14.22 Tithes of
diuine Seruice.
14.23 Tithes and
firstlings of reioycing before the Lord/
14.28 The third
yeeres tithe of Almes and Charitie.
15.1 The seuenth
yeere a yeere of release for the poore.
15.7 It nust be no
let oflending or giuing.
15.12 An Ebrew
seruant,
15.16 except hee will
not depart, must in the seuenth yeere goe foorth free and well furnished.
15.19 All firstlings
males of the cattell are to bee sanctifies vnto the Lord.
16.1 The feast of the
Passouer,
16.9 of Weekes,
16.13 of Tabernacles.
16.16 Euery male must
offer as he is able, at these three Feasts.
16.18 of Iudges and
Iustice.
16.22 Groues and
Images are forbidden.
17.1 The things
sacrifices must bee sound.
17.2 Idolaters must
bee slaine.
17.8 Hard
controversies are to bee determined by the Priests and Iudges.
17.12 The contemner
of that Determination must die.
17.14 The election,
17.16 and dutie of a
King.
18.1 The Lord is the
priests and Leuites inheritance.
18.3 The Priests
due.
18.6 The Leuites
portion.
18.9 The abominations
of the Nations are to bee auoyded.
18.15 Christ the
Prophet is to be heard.
18.20 The
presumptuous prophet is to die.
19.1 The Cities of
refuge.
19.4 The priuiledge
thereof for the manslayer.
19.14 The landmarke
is not to be remooved.
19.15 Two witnesses
at the least.
19.16 The punishment
of a false witnesse.
20.1 The Priests
exhortation to encourage the people to battell.
20.5 The officers
proclamation who are to be dismissed from the warre.
20.10 How to vse the
Cities that accept or refuse the proclamation of peace..
20.16 What Cities
must bee deuoted.
20.19 Trees of mans
meat must not bee destoyed in the siege.
21.1 The expiation of
anlvncertaine murder.
21.10 The vsage of a
captiue taken to wife.
21.15 The first borne
is not to be disinherited vpon priuate affection.
21.18 A stubburne
sonne is to bee stoned to death.
21.22 The malfactour
must not hang all night on a tree.
22.1 Of humanitie
toward brethren.
21.5 The sexe is to
be distinguised by apparell.
21.6 The dam is not
to be taken with her yong ones.
21.8 The house must
haue battlements.
21.9 Confusion is to
be auoyded.
21.12 Fringes vpon
the vesture.
21.13 The punishemnt
of him that slandereth his wife.
22.20.23 Of
adulterie,
22.25 of rape,
22.28 and of
fornicationn.
22.30 Incest.
23.1 Who may or may
not enter into the Congregation.
23.9 Vncleannesse to
be auoided in the hoste.
23.15 Of the fugitiue
seruant.
23.17 Of filthinesse.
23.18 Of abominable
sacrifices.
23.19 Of vsury.
23.21 Of vowes.
23.24 Of trespasses.
24.1 Of diuorce....
24.5 A new maried man
goeth no to warre.
24.6.10 Of pledges.
24.7 Of manstealers.
24.8 Of leprosie.
24.14 The hire is to
be giuen.
24.16 Of Iustice.
24.19 Of Charitie.
25.1 Stripes must not
exceede fortie.
25.4 The Oxe is not
to be musled.
25.5 Of raising seed
vnto a brother.
25.11 Of the immodest
woman.
25.13 Of vniust
weights.
25.17 The memorie of
Amalek is to be blotted out.
26.1 The confession
of him that offreth the basket of First fruits.
26.12 The prayer of
him that giueth his third yeere Tithes.
26.13 The couenant
betweene God and the people.
27.1 The people are
commanded to write the Law vpon stones,
27.5 and to build an
Altar of whole stones.
27.11 The Tribes
diuided on Gerizzim and Ebal.
27.14 The curses
pronounced on mount Ebal.
28.1 The blessing for
Obedience.
28.15 The curses for
disobedience.
29.1 Moses exhorteth
them to obedience, by the memorie of the workes they haue seene.
29.10 All are
presented before the Lord to enter into his Couenant.
29.18 The great wrath
on him that flattereth himselfe in his wickednes.
29.29 Secret things
belong vnto God.
30.1 Great mercies
promised vnto the repentant.
30.11 The Commandment
is manifest.
30.15 Death and life
are set before them.
31.1 Moses
incourageth the people.
31.7 Hee incourageth
Ioshua.
31.9 Hee deliuereth
the Law vnto the Priests to reade it in the seuenth yere to the people.
31.14 God giueth a
charge to Ioshua,
31.19 and a song to
testifie against the people
31.24 Moses
delivereth the booke of the Law to the Leuites to keepe.
31.28 Hee maketh a
protestation to the Elders.
32.1 Moses song,
which setteth foorth Gods mercyy and vengeance.
32.46 He exhorteth
them to set their hearts vpon it.
32.48 God sendeth him
vp mount Nebo, to see the land, and die.
33.1 The Maiestie of
God.
33.6 The blessings of
the twelve Tribes.
33.26 The excellency
of Israel.
34.1 Moses from Mount Nebo vieweth the lande.
34.5 He dieth there.
34.6 .His buriall.
34.7 His age.
34.8 Thirty dayes
mourning for him.
34.9 Ioshua
succeedeth him.
34.10 The praise of
Moses.