A09339:1227
A Golden Chain
A golden chain: or The description of theology containing the order of the causes of salvation and damnation, according to Gods word. A view whereof is to be seen in the table annexed. Hereunto is adjoined the order which M. Theodore Beza used in comforting afflicted consciences.A golden chaine: or The description of theologie containing the order of the causes of saluation and damnation, according to Gods word. A view whereof is to be seene in the table annexed. Hereunto is adioyned the order which M. Theodore Beza vsed in comforting afflicted consciences.
Cambridge: printed by John Legat, 1600Cambridge: printed by Iohn Legat, 1600
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
C Callings must be sanctified with prayer. 60 a Calling to live in. 92 effectual Calling. 114 how wrought. 116,117 uneffectuall Calling. 164 all are not Called. 174 Calling on God. 52,139 Careless using of Gods name. 55 Ceremonies. 121 Chastity. 85,88 Charming. 51 Cherubims defend not images. 45 Children must obey parents. 67 Children freed from it by the pope. 72 Cherubims why painted with wings. 11 Choice of one God. 42 Censures. 95 Christ the foundation of election. 24 how subordinate to election. 24 why God and man. 24,25 his infirmities. ibid. union of two natures. 25 Conception. ibid. sanctification. ibid. assumption of flesh. ibid. Communion of properties. 26 distinction of both natures. 27 how two wills in him. ibid. his nativity. ibid. Circumcision. 28 office. ibid. princes his vicegerents. ibid. as Mediator he hath none. 29 his Priesthood. ibid. he satisfied only for the elect. 29,168 how he did it. 29 his passion. 9,29 agony. 30 sacrifice. ibid. he is the altar. ibid. how a priest. ibid. humiliation. 31 accursedness. ibid. dead. ibid. power of it. 32 buried. 31 descension into hell what. 31 abolishing of death. 32 fulfilling of the Law. 32 intercession. 32,33 his prophetical office. 33 regal office. 33,34 exaltation. 33 body is visible. 34 resurrection. 33 power of it. 125 ascension. 34 his sitting at Gods right hand. 34 prerogative royal. 35 his justice ours. 123 things spoken of him as God and man. 26 his manhood exalted. 27 he that only lawgiver. 33 his merits infinite. 133 his surrendering his kingdom to his father. 36 Christ when received. 118 Christian conversation. 128 Church goods are not to be sold. 89 the Church may appoint holy days. 62 Civill authority in Bish. of Rome Antichrist. 36 Comedies. •5 Combats unlawful. 75 Comforts for aff•cted consciences. 132 Combat of afflicted conscience. 129 Commemoration of the creature. 55 Commendation for well doing to be used. 100 ⟨image 106⟩Commandments to man in innocency. 13 Company. 85 want of Compassion. 74 Complaints. 74 Compunction. 165 Concupiscence. 100 Conception of sin. 21 Condemnation is by man. 164 Confession of sins. 119 Confidence in creatures. 41 Cooks must keep the sabbath. 63 Conjuring. 50 Conjunction with God. 115 Conscience corrupted. 18 not Comforted by a general election. 172 Concealing of sins. 21,99 Consent in sin. 21 Contentation. 92 Contentions.
C Callings must be sanctified with praier. 60 a Calling to liue in. 92 effectuall Calling. 114 how wrought. 116,117 vneffectuall Calling. 164 all are not Called. 174 Calling on God. 52,139 Carelesse vsing of Gods name. 55 Ceremonies. 121 Chastitie. 85,88 Charming. 51 Cherubims defend not images. 45 Children must obey parents. 67 Childrē freed from it by the pope. 72 Cherubims why painted with wings. 11 Choice of one God. 42 Censures. 95 Christ the foundation of election. 24 how subordinate to election. 24 why God and man. 24,25 his infirmities. ibid. vnion of two natures. 25 Conception. ibid. sanctification. ibid. assumption of flesh. ibid. Communion of properties. 26 distinction of both natures. 27 how two wills in him. ibid. his natiuitie. ibid. Circumcision. 28 office. ibid. princes his vicegerents. ibid. as Mediatour he hath none. 29 his Priesthood. ibid. he satisfied onely for the elect. 29,168 how he did it. 29 his passion. 9,29 agonie. 30 sncrifice. ibid. he is the altar. ibid. how a priest. ibid. humiliation. 31 accursednesse. ibid. dead. ibid. power of it. 32 buried. 31 descension into hell what. 31 abolishing of death. 32 fulfilling of the Law. 32 intercession. 32,33 his propheticall office. 33 regall office. 33,34 exaltation. 33 bodie is visible. 34 resurrection. 33 power of it. 125 ascension. 34 his sitting at Gods right haud. 34 prerogatiue royall. 35 his iustice ours. 123 things spoken of him as God and man. 26 his manhood exalted. 27 he that onely lawgiuer. 33 his merits infinite. 133 his surrendring his kingdome to his father. 36 Christ when receiued. 118 Christian conuersation. 128 Church goods are not to be sold. 89 the Church may appoint holy daies. 62 Ciuill authoritie in Bish. of Rome Antichrist. 36 Comedies. 5 Combats vnlawfull. 75 Cōforts for affcted cōsciences. 132 Combat of afflicted conscience. 129 Commemoration of the creature. 55 Commendation for well doing to be vsed. 100