An echo, or, The trumpeters triumph shewing the originall of a trumpet, from the alpha of Genesis to the omega of the Revelation very necessary and fit to be perused in these sad and mournfull times of all that wish wel to the peace of Ierusalem / written by E.F.

Title

An echo, or, The trumpeters triumph shewing the originall of a trumpet, from the alpha of Genesis to the omega of the Revelation very necessary and fit to be perused in these sad and mournfull times of all that wish wel to the peace of Ierusalem / written by E.F.

Author

E. F. (Edward Ford), fl. 1630?-1660.

Publication

London :: Printed for Francis Coles ...,

1644.

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Contents

• title page
• To the Right Honourable, ALGERNON Earle of Northumberland, &c.
• poem
• THE Silver Trumpet.
  • The use of the Silver Trumpets.
  • The offering at the Feast of Trumpets.
  • The Lords directions to Ioshua, how and in what manner he should besiege and obtaine Iericho.
  • Gideon his stratagem of Trumpets and Lamps in pitchers.
  • At Abners motion Ioab sounds a retreat.
  • David removes the Arke with great joy, and with the sound of the Trumpet.
  • David by the advice of Zadok the Priest, and Nathan the Prophet, anointeth his son King over Israel.
  • David fetches home the Arke with joy and great solemnity, and with the sound of a Trumpet.
  • Davids preparation for the Arke, with the names of those that did sound before it.
  • The solemne induction of the Arke into the Oracle.
  • Solomons solemne Sacrifice with Trumpets.
  • Jehoiada restores the worship of God, and Crownes Ioash King.
  • The Levites very forward to help the Priests, both with their Trumpets, and at the Of∣fering too.
  • The foundation of the Temple laid with great joy and mourning.
  • Nehemiah his exhortation to the Nobles, to the Rulers, and to the rest of the people.
  • The dedication of the walls, with the Offices of the Priests and Levites appointed in the Temple.
  • Tob questioned about the strength of an Horse.
  • A grievous lamentation for the miseries of Judah.
  • Ieremiah assureth safety in Iudea, and destruction in Egypt.
  • The finall desolation of Israel. Under the Typ of a Chaine is shewed their misrable cap∣tivity.
  • Gods providence for his Flocke.
  • Gods wrath against Moab upon Iudah and upon Israel.
  • Gods severe judgement against Iudah for divers sinnes.
  • Davids exhortation to be merry in the Lord:
  • Davids affection to a Trumpet.
  • Davids inducement to rejoyce in God.
  • Davids earnest desire to praise the Lord.
  • The Christian Cryer: Or, Isaiahs Proclamation with a Trumpet.
  • Jeremiahs counsell, or his sorrow for the sinnes of Iudah.
  • Ioel prescribes a Fast, and exhorts to repen∣tance by the sound of a Trumpet.
  • The necessity of Gods judgements against Israel.
  • Gods great mercy in alwaies defending his Church.
  • The altar is set up in his place; the foundations of the Temple, which is hindred for a time.
  • Gods purpose is eternall, the next world shall follow this immediately.
  • Iudas besiegeth those in the Towne of Ieru∣salem.
  • The Armies of Iudas flie from him, he is slaine, and his brother Ionathan survives him.
  • The Cartaine of Iericho invites Simon and two of his sonnes into his Castle, and there trea∣cherously murders them.
  • The Authors farewell to the Old Testament, with his welcome into the New.
  • Saint MATTHEW. Christs exhortation to give our almes in secret.
  • The last and great sound of a Trumpet.
  • Of the Resurrection, the fruit and manner thereof.
  • A second comming of Christ to Judgement.
  • At the opening of the seventh Seale, seven An∣gels had seven Trumpets given them, and great plagues followed after.
  • A mighty strong Angel appears with a booke open in his hand.
  • Certaine similitudes of a Trumpet.
  • The three parts of a Trumpet explained.
  • The Authors humble request to his Redeemer.