The Proverbes
1.1 The vse of the
Prouerbes.
1.7 An exhortation to
feare God and beleeue his word.
1.10 To auoyd the
intisings of sinners.
1.20 Wisdome
complaineth of her contemmpt.
1.24 She theatneth
her contemners.
2.1 Wisdome promiseth
godlinesse to her children,
2.10 and safety from
euill company,
2.20 and direction in
good wayes.
3.1 An exhortation to
obedience,
3.5 to faith,
3.7 to mortification
3.9 to deuotion,
3.11 to patience.
3.13 The happy gaine
of wisdome.
3.19 The power,
3.21 and the benefits
of wisdome.
3.27 An exhortation
to charitablenesse,
3.30 peaceablenesse,
3.31 and
contentednesse.
3.33 The cursed state
of the wicked.
4.1 Solomon, to
perswade obedience,
4.3 sheweth what
instruction hee had of his parents,
4.5 to study wisdome,
4.14 and to shun the
path of the wicked.
4.20 Hee exhorteth to
faith,
4.23 and
sanctification.
5.1 Solomon exhorteth
to the studie of wisdome.
5.3 He sheweth the
mischiefe of whoredome and riot.
5.15 He exhorteth to
contentednesse, liberalitie, and chastitie.
5.22 The wicked are
ouertaken with their owne sinnes.
6.1 Against
suretiship,
6.6 Idlenesse,
6.12 And
mischieuousnesse.
6.16 Seuen things
hatefull to God.
6.20 The blessings of
obedience,
6.25 The mischiefe of
whoredome.
7.1 Solomon perswadeth
to sincere and kind familiaritie with wisedome.
7.6 In an example of
his owne experience, he sheweth
7.10 the cunning of
an whore,
7.22 And the
desperate simplicitie of a yong wanton.
7.24 Hee dehorteth
from such wickednesse.
8.1 The fame,
8.6 and euidencie of
wisdome.
8.10 The excellencie,
8.12 The nature,
8.15 the power,
8.18 the riches,
8.22 and the
eternitie of wisedome.
8.32 Wisdome is to be
desired for the blessednesse it bringeth.
9.1 The discipline ,
9.4 and doctrine of
wisdome.
9.13 The custome,
9.16 and error of
folly.
10.1 From this
chapter to the five and twentieth, are sundry obseruationsof morall vertues,
and their contrary vices.
25.1 Obseruations
about Kings,
25.8 and about
auoyding causes of quarrels, and sundry causes thereof.
26.1 Obseruations
about fooles,
26.13 about
sluggards,
26.17 and about
contentious busiebodies.
27.1 Obseruations of
selfe-loue:
27.5 of true loue:
27.11 of care to
auoid offences:
27.23 and of the householde care.
28.1 Generall
obseruations of impietie and religious integritie.
29.1 Obseruations of
publicke gouernement,
29.15 And of priuate.
29.22 Of anger,
pride, theeuery, cowardize, and corruption.
30.1 Agurs confession
of his gaith.
30.7 The two points
of his prayer.
30.10 The meanest are
not to bee wronged.
30.11 Foure wicked
generations.
30.15 Foure things
insatiable.
30.17 Parents are not
to bee despised.
30.18 Foure things
hard to be knowen,
30.21 Foure things vntollerable.
30.24 Foure things
exceeding wise.
30.29 Foure things
stately.
30.32 Wrath is to bee
preuented.
31.1 Lemuels lesson
of chastitie and temperance.
31.6 The afflicted
are to be comforted and defended.
31.10 The praise and
prosperities of a good wife.