Harmony evangelical between St. Mathew & Luke in the deduction of Christ's geneologie by William Cowper ... Cowper, William, 1568-1619. 1685 Approx. 8 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 1 1-bit group-IV TIFF page image. Text Creation Partnership, Ann Arbor, MI ; Oxford (UK) : 2009-10 (EEBO-TCP Phase 1). A34838 Wing C6699 ESTC R39606 18450468 ocm 18450468 107689 This keyboarded and encoded edition of the work described above is co-owned by the institutions providing financial support to the Early English Books Online Text Creation Partnership. This Phase I text is available for reuse, according to the terms of Creative Commons 0 1.0 Universal . The text can be copied, modified, distributed and performed, even for commercial purposes, all without asking permission. Early English books online. (EEBO-TCP ; phase 1, no. 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Luke steping up by twenty degrees higher in the Geneologie of Chr ▪ then Mathew doth , reckoneth alone . 1 God 2 Adam 3 Seth 4 Enos 5 Cainan 6 Maleleel 7 Jared 8 Enoch 9 Mathusala 10 Lamech 11 Noah 12 Sem 13 Atphaxad 14 Sala 15 Heber 16 Phalec 17 Ragau 18 Saruch 19 Nachor 20 Thara Here the two Evangelists Reckon on togeather the Natural Line of our Lord from Abraham unto David . 21 Abraham 22 Isaac 23 Jacob 24 Juda 25 Phares 26 Ezrom 27 Aram 28 Aminadab 29 Naasson 30 Salmon 31 Booz 32 Obed 33 Jesse 34 David From David S t. Mathew reckoneth the legal Line of Christ to lett us see that Jesus Christ was lawfully King of the Jewes and did Succeede by the law as neerest of Kin to sitt upon the Throne of David his Father . From David S t. Luke reckoneth the natural line of Chr : to lett us see that . Jesus Christ is the son of David naturally descended of him by Nathan according to the flesh , For the Messias was promissed to be the son of David the King of Israel and Juda. Solomon Roboam Abia Asa Josaphet Joram Ozias Joatham Achaz Ezekias Manasses Amon Josias Jechonias Here endeth the race of Solomon . 35 Nathan 36 Mattatha 37 Menan 38 Melca 39 Eliakim 40 Jonan 41 Joseph 42 Judah 43 Simeon 44 Levi 45 Matthat 46 Jorim 47 Eli 48 Josse 49 Er 50 Elmodam 51 Cosam 52 Addi 53 Melchi 54 Neri Where S t Mathew calls Salathiel the son of Jechonias , understand his legal son succeeding as y e neerest of Kindred . Where S t Luke calls Salathiel y e son of Neri , understand , y e natural son of Neri 55 Salathiel 56 Pedaiah 57 Zorobabel Saint Mathew reckoneth in this line the forefathers of Joseph Saint Luke reckoneth in this the forefathers of Mary Abiud Eliakim Azar Sadoc Achim Eliud Eliazar Matthan Jacob Joseph Jesus Christ 58 Rhesa 59 Joanna 60 Juda 61 Joseph 62 Sem 63 Mattathia 64 Maath 65 Nagge 66 Esli 67 Naum 68 Amos 69 Mattathias 70 Joseph 71 Joanna 72 Melchi 73 Levi 74 Matthat 75 Heli 76 Mary 77 Jesus Christ This Geneologie hath five Sections , all running ( for memories sake ) as S t. Mathew doth , from Fathers to Children . The first from Adam to Noah ; The second from Noah to Abraham : The third from Abraham to David ; The fourth from David to Zorobabel ; The fifth from him to Christ. In the first and second , S t. Luke runns alone ; In the third S t Mathew and S t Luke run together , In the fourth they take different courses . S t Mathew goeing downe from David by Solomon , S t Luke frō David by Nathan ( not Nathan the prophet but another of that name Davids son by Bathsheba , and soe Solomon's brother germane ) both meet in Salathiel-where goeing on two Stepps togeather , they part again , the one taking his course from Zorobabel by Abiud to Joseph ; the other , Rhesa to Mary , both of them meel in Jesus Christ. Thus you have the golden line of Christ it begins at the first Adam , and is absolved in the second , it contains a roll of the Fathers , who through the priviledge of the first borne were ordinary Doctors and chiefe lights of the Church , till the comming of Christ. Upon this golden line runnes y e whole booke of God , He that would read it with profit , must remember the course of the spirit in the deduction of this line . If at any time he divert from it , it is only to enterlace a purpose which may cleare the story of the line . So with a description of the lineage of Seth , he adjoynes a description of the ofspring of Cain , when he draweth the posterity of Sem , he adds the seed of Japhet and Cham , and as he handleth the history of Abraham , Isaac , & Jacob , Soe likewise of Nahor , Ismael , and Esau but as we may easily perceive , he insists not long on any of them , who are beside the line ; but haveing spoken soe much of them as may clear the story of the line , he returnes to his purpose ( leaving them ) untill he cometh to the fore-promised shiloh , Jesus the son of the most high & everliveing God. London printed for I. Hindley and sold at his shop in Cliffords Inn in Fleet street . Notes, typically marginal, from the original text Notes for div A34838-e10 Joseph is called by S t Luke the son of Heli because he was his son in law