Dod or Chatan Dod, or Chathan. = The beloved; or, The bridegroom going forth for his bride. And looking out for his Japhejaphitha [Hebrew] his faire one, or, his church, adorned with double beauty and excellency. Viz. Spirit and truth in these latter dayes. Wherein you have his appearance out of his chambers, which have hid him for many ages past, who now comes forth in power and great glory, like the sun, ab ardore [Hebrew] & calore [Hebrew] in his glistering ascension towards noon. ... Or else more properly. The first part of Iren. Evangel. or Church-disciplin in the theory. Of the matter, form, end, object, rule, ruler, extent, foundation, and priviledges of a true Church of Christ, according to Gospel-institution, and different from all of false constitution. Declaring, what is to be done before beleevers embodying together, and in order to it, how it is Christs own work, who is both the author and finisher of our faith. Shewing his orient approach [Hebrew] Which makes the churches

All titles
  • Dod or Chatan Dod, or Chathan. = The beloved; or, The bridegroom going forth for his bride. And looking out for his Japhejaphitha [Hebrew] his faire one, or, his church, adorned with double beauty and excellency. Viz. Spirit and truth in these latter dayes. Wherein you have his appearance out of his chambers, which have hid him for many ages past, who now comes forth in power and great glory, like the sun, ab ardore [Hebrew] & calore [Hebrew] in his glistering ascension towards noon. ... Or else more properly. The first part of Iren. Evangel. or Church-disciplin in the theory. Of the matter, form, end, object, rule, ruler, extent, foundation, and priviledges of a true Church of Christ, according to Gospel-institution, and different from all of false constitution. Declaring, what is to be done before beleevers embodying together, and in order to it, how it is Christs own work, who is both the author and finisher of our faith. Shewing his orient approach [Hebrew] Which makes the churches
  • Beloved; or, The bridegroom going forth for his bride ?atan or Dod ?Ohel Ohel or Beth-shemesth. A tabernacle for the sun Kalah Challah. The Heavenly nymph
People / Organizations
Imprint
London: printed for R. Ibbitson, 1653.
Added name
Rogers, John, 1627-1665? Ohel Ohel or Beth-shemesh. A tabernacle for the sun.
Publication year
1653
ESTC No.
R222684
Grub Street ID
96637
Description
[2], 86, 88-106, [2], 412, 12, 413-500, 461-564, [32] p. ; 4⁰
Note
By John Rogers, whose name appears on the separate dated title page "'Ohel Ohel or Beth-shemesh" at the beginning of the second sequence.

First word in title is in Hebrew.

With marginal notes and indexes.

Text is continuous despite pagination.
Uncontrolled note
Apparently many copies have misbound title pages