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A harmony upon the the three Evangelists, Matthew, Mark and Luke with the commentary…A harmonie vpon the the three Euangelists, Matthew, Mark and Luke with the commentarie…
A harmony upon the the three Evangelists, Matthew, Mark and Luke with the commentary of M. John Calvin: faithfully translated out of Latin into English, by E.P. Whereunto is also added a commentary upon the Evangelist S. John, by the same author.A harmonie vpon the the three Euangelists, Matthew, Mark and Luke with the commentarie of M. Iohn Caluine: faithfully translated out of Latine into English, by E.P. Whereunto is also added a commentarie vpon the Euangelist S. Iohn, by the same authour.
Londini: printed by Thomas Dawson, 1584
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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.
E A Simple Eye for not faulty, 202. 22. Election free, 347. 11. Election from the will of GOD, 311. 26. Election only the headspring and cause of our salvation, 440. 13. Election the fountain of all good things, 308. 20. the force of Election, 310. 25. Few Elected or chosen, 391. 11. the Elect, why compared to wheat, 121. 12. the Elect out of danger; 45. 71. & 440. 13. & 647. 23. 24. the Elect only lightened, 349. 14. the elect only understand the mysteries of God, 347. 11. the Elect only are led by the spirit of God, 350. 14. the Elect only persevere, 354. 20. the Elects perseverance, 300. 35. The difference of the Elect & reprobate, 9. 12. 13. & 17. 20. & 40. 38. & 44. 68. & 72. 10. & 121. 12. and 158. 5. & 197. 12. and 205. & 235. 26. and 287. 39. & 297. 15. and 310. 25. and 337. 44. and 399. 23. & 436. 27. and 467. 24. and 501. 18. & 528. 25. & 531. 29. Elijah, whether verily appeared in the transfiguration of Christ, 471. 3. Elijah and Enoch, looked for of the Papists before the coming of Christ, 476. 10. Why John was called Elijah, 296. 14. & 417. 2. Why Luke rehearseth Elizabeth stock, 6. 5. Elizabeth, how just and without reproof, 7. 6. why Elizabeth, after John was conceived, hid her self, 19. 24. Elizabeth, how the cousin of Mary, 5. 5. and 29. 36. Enemies are to be loved, 184. 44. Envy is to be avoided, 32. 43. 162. 24. and 496. 28. Epics contemners of gods glory, 162. 24. Hermits superstition, 112. 4. Errors how to be corrected, 614. 18. Why the Evangelises would pass from Christs in fancy unto the thirty the year of his age: 106. the Evangelises not curious in observing the course of times, 131. 5. and 145. 18. & 339. 19. & 378. & 383. 41. & 541. 24. & 545. 29. and 552. 12. and 564. & 630. 53. the certainty of the Evangelists doctrine, 79. 1. Of Eunuchs, or chaste persons, three kinds, 518. 12. the Examples of the fathers, how far to be followed, 11. 15. and 511. 54. and 512. 55. Excommunication in Christs church very profitable, 499. 17. Excommunication of the Pope, no whit at all to be feared, 161. 11. Exhortations necessary, 76. 15. the use of Exhortations in the Church, 390. 23. Exorcists common amongest the Jews, 328. 27. What manner of Exorcists be created or made in Popery, ibidem.
E A Simple Eye for not faultie, 202. 22. Election free, 347. 11. Election from the will of GOD, 311. 26. Election onely the headspring and cause of our saluation, 440. 13. Election the fountain of al good things, 308. 20. the force of Election, 310. 25. Few Elected or chosen, 391. 11. the Elect, why compared to wheat, 121. 12. the Elect out of daunger; 45. 71. & 440. 13. & 647. 23. 24. the Elect onely lightened, 349. 14. the elect onely vnderstand the mysteries of God, 347. 11. the Elect onely are ledde by the spirit of God, 350. 14. the Elect onely perseuer, 354. 20. the Electes perseuerance, 300. 35. The difference of the Elect & reprobate, 9. 12. 13. & 17. 20. & 40. 38. & 44. 68. & 72. 10. & 121. 12. and 158. 5. & 197. 12. and 205. & 235. 26. and 287. 39. & 297. 15. and 310. 25. and 337. 44. and 399. 23. & 436. 27. and 467. 24. and 501. 18. & 528. 25. & 531. 29. Elias, whether verilye appeared in the transfiguration of Christ, 471. 3. Elias and Enoch, looked for of the Papistes before the comming of Christ, 476. 10. VVhy Iohn was called Elias, 296. 14. & 417. 2. Why Luke rehearseth Elizabeth stocke, 6. 5. Elizabeth, howe iust and without reproofe, 7. 6. why Elizabeth, after Iohn was conceiued, hid her selfe, 19. 24. Elizabeth, howe the cousin of Marye, 5. 5. and 29. 36. Enemies are to be loued, 184. 44. Enuie is to be auoided, 32. 43. 162. 24. and 496. 28. Epices contemners of gods glory, 162. 24. Eremites superstition, 112. 4. Errours howe to be corrected, 614. 18. VVhye the Euangelises would passe from Christes in fancie vnto the thirtie the yeare of his age: 106. the Euangelises not curious in obseruing the course of times, 131. 5. and 145. 18. & 339. 19. & 378. & 383. 41. & 541. 24. & 545. 29. and 552. 12. and 564. & 630. 53. the certainty of the Euangelistes doctrine, 79. 1. Of Eunches, or chaste personnes, three kindes, 518. 12. the Examples of the fathers, how farre to be followed, 11. 15. and 511. 54. and 512. 55. Excommunication in Christes church very profitable, 499. 17. Excommunication of the Pope, no whit at all to be feared, 161. 11. Exhortations necessary, 76. 15. the vse of Exhortations in the Churche, 390. 23. Exorcistes common amongest the Iewes, 328. 27. VVhat maner of Exorcistes be created or made in Poperie, ibidem.