The Court of the Gentiles; or, a Discourse touching the Original of Human Literature, both Philologie and Philosophie from the Scriptures and Jewish Church, in order to a Demonstration of 1. the Perfection of God's Word and Church Light; 2. the Imperfection of Natures Light and mischief of Vain Philosophie; 3. the Right use of Human Learning and especially found Philosophie, Part I of Philologie