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Fifty Godly and Learned Sermons (The Decades)
Fifty godly and learned sermons divided into five decades, containing the chief and principal points of Christian religion, written in three several tomes or sections, by Henry Bullinger minister of the church of Tigure in Switzerland. Whereunto is adjoined a triple or three-fold table very fruitful and necessary. Translated out of Latin into English by H.I. student in divinity.Fiftie godlie and learned sermons diuided into fiue decades, conteyning the chiefe and principall pointes of Christian religion, written in three seuerall tomes or sections, by Henrie Bullinger minister of the churche of Tigure in Swicerlande. Whereunto is adioyned a triple or three-folde table verie fruitefull and necessarie. Translated out of Latine into English by H.I. student in diuinitie.
London: printed by Henry Middleton for Ralph Newberrie, 1577London: printed by Henry Middleton for Ralphe Newberrie, 1577
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.
962 Ancient exposition of the words of the Supper: This is my body. 1086 B. Backbiting, pernicious. 323 Bargaining, buying, & selling. 287 Baptism. 989. 1005. 1013. 1027. 1031. 1033. 1050. 1055. 1060. 1061. 1062. Baptising with water unconsecrated. 1039. 1040. Baptizer. 1042 Baptised. 824. 1055. 1060 Ba•lards. 395 Ba•des and Courtesans have benefices at Rome. 900 Belongeth to us to know what was written to them in old time. 15 Believe in the son of God. 59 Belief of ours the second Article thereof. 58 Belief in the church forbidden. 78 Bed in wedlock ought to be undefiled. 226 Benefits of God are to be acknowledged. 952 Beginning of sin against the holy Ghost. 517 Beginning of the ministry, from whom, and the worthiness thereof. 875 Behaviour of the godly in their calamities. 300 Bearing witness. 319 Birth of Christ. 63 Bishops. 878. 905. Blasphemy. 516. 517 Blessing and thanksgiving. 977 Blood and strangled forbidden by the apostles. 421 Body of Christ. 689 Body glorious. 87. 88 Body natural & body spiritual. 89 Bodies of the wicked rise again. 89 Bonaventures opinion of grace. 1003 Bondage. 395. 441. 442 Both kinds in the supper given & received. 1066 Bow down to images what it is. 122 Bread among the Hebrews what it signifieth. 947 Bread and wine remain in their substance after consecration. 984 Bread and wine are so called after consecration. 985 Breaking of bread. 1063 Burial of Christ. 65 Buying and selling, &c. 394 C. Catalogue of the books of the divine Scripture. 12 Cause of Christs incarnation. 60 Calling to the ministry. 891. 893 Catechising. 907. Calamities. 291. 293 Candlestick golden. 347 Carnal and fleshly people. 404 Cure of the body 448 Cavils of those that attribute justification to works. 458 Cause of sin and evil. 483 Catholic church what it is. 79. 813 Carnal bondage and servile. 991 Carthage counsel for examining of bishops. 895 Celebration of the supper, &c. 1072 Ceremonies. 229. 328 329. 330. 364. 413. 415. 424. 1033. 1034. Confession of true religion. 366 Charity. 92. 98 Christ as yet executeth all the duties of a priest in the church. 872 Christ what he receyn•th to himself from his ministry and apostles. 872 Christ is the natural son of God 883 Christ retaineth both natures unconfounded together. 691 Christ in one person remaineth undivided 694 Christ is king of all.
962 Auncient exposition of the words of the Supper: This is my bodie. 1086 B. Backbiting, pernicions. 323 Bargaining, buying, & selling. 287 Baptisme. 989. 1005. 1013. 1027. 1031. 1033. 1050. 1055. 1060. 1061. 1062. Baptising with water vnconsecrated. 1039. 1040. Baptiser. 1042 Baptised. 824. 1055. 1060 Balards. 395 Bades and Curtisans haue benefices at Rome. 900 Belongeth to vs to knowe what was written to thē in old time. 15 Beléeue in the sonne of God. 59 Beléefe of oures the second Article thereof. 58 Beléefe in the church forbidden. 78 Bed in wedlocke ought to be vndefiled. 226 Benfits of God are to be acknowledged. 952 Beginning of sinne against the holy Ghost. 517 Beginning of the ministerie, from whome, and the worthines thereof. 875 Behauiour of the godly in their calamities. 300 Bearing witnesse. 319 Birth of Christ. 63 Bishops. 878. 905. Blaspemie. 516. 517 Blessing and thankesgiuing. 977 Bloud and strangled forbidden by the apostles. 421 Body of Christ. 689 Body glorious. 87. 88 Body naturall & body spirituall. 89 Bodies of ye wicked rise againe. 89 Bonauentures opinion of grace. 1003 Bondage. 395. 441. 442 Both kindes in the supper giuen & receiued. 1066 Bow downe to images what it is. 122 Bread among the Hebrues what it signifyeth. 947 Bread and wine remaine in their substance after consecration. 984 Bread and wine are so called after consecration. 985 Breaking of bread. 1063 Buriall of Christ. 65 Buying and selling, &c. 394 C. Catalogue of the bookes of the diuine Scripture. 12 Cause of Christes incarnation. 60 Calling to the ministerie. 891. 893 Cathechising. 907. Calamities. 291. 293 Candlesticke golden. 347 Carnall and fleshly people. 404 Cure of the bodie 448 Cauills of those that attribute iustification to workes. 458 Cause of sinne and euill. 483 Catholique church what it is. 79. 813 Carnall bondage and seruile. 991 Carthage counsell for examining of bishops. 895 Celebration of the supper, &c. 1072 Ceremonies. 229. 328 329. 330. 364. 413. 415. 424. 1033. 1034. Confession of true religion. 366 Charitie. 92. 98 Christe as yet executeth all the dueties of a priest in the church. 872 Christ what hee receynth to himselfe from his ministerie and apostles. 872 Christ is the naturall sonne of God 883 Christ reeyneth both natures vnconfounded together. 691 Christ in one person remayneth vndiuided 694 Christ is king of all.