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Commentary upon the Prophecy of Isaiah
A commentary upon the prophecy of Isaiah. By Mr. John Calvin. Whereunto are added four tables ... Translated out of French into English: by C.C.A commentary vpon the prophecie of Isaiah. By Mr. Iohn Caluin. Whereunto are added foure tables ... Translated out of French into English: by C.C.
London: printed by Felix Kyngston, 1609
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.
A TABLE OF THE PRINCIPAL THINGS CONTAINED IN THE Commentary: the first number shows the Chapter: the second, the Verse.
A TABLE OF THE PRINCIPALL THINGS CONTAINED IN THE Commentarie: the first number shewes the Chapter: the second, the Verse.
A A Bee of the Jews 1. 13 Abimelec, what it signifies 22. 21 Abstinence from flesh in the Papacy, what 22. 13 Absurd collections of Jews and Papists 60. 6, 7, 10 Abundance sometimes blinds men 35. 2 It profits nothing without Gods blessing 3. 1 Abundance and excess usually go together 5. 11 It ordinarily begets dissolution 21. 2 Abundance of the wicked accursed 3. 1. & 35. 6 Abraham once an Idolater 29. 22 The father of many nations, and when 66. 20 Delivered often 29. 22 How ignorant of the Jews. 63. 16 How far his example must be imitated 57. 5. & 66. 3 Why called the friend of God 41. 8 Why called justice 41. 2 Brought out of Ur, in Chaldea, by the Lord 41. 2 Called 51. 1 His example perversely imitated 66. 3 Acception of persons hurtful in Judges 1. 23 God accepts no persons 55. 1. & 56. 36 Acceptable day 49. 8 Acceptable year 61. 2 Achor a place of pasture 65. 10 No acquaintance with God, unless we come out of our sins 55. 7 Adam and Christ, wherein they differ. 65. 25 Adoration called Dulia, a Popish invention 2. 8 Why mens affairs have commonly ill success 61. 8 How the affections of the faithful must be ordered 12. 4 Natural affections must not hinder the performance of our particular vocations 6. 11 Afflictions short and momentany 51. 14. & 54. 7. 9. & 63. 18. Of divers sorts 42. 25. & 43. 1 They must be imputed to our sins 1. 19. & 6. 4. and 65. 20. 25. Sometimes grievous 51. 21 Their fruit, end, and virtue 9. 1. and 10. 18. 20. and 19. 22. and 21. 11. and 22. 12. and 25. 3. and 26. 9▪ 10. and 16. 20. and 27. 7. 9. and 29. 19. and 35. 1. and 38. 13. 17. and 40. 31. and 41. 17. and 48. 10. and 59. 15. Why they tarry long 24. 22. & 32. 14. Afflictions sent of God 5. 26. & 10. 5. 26. & 13. 1. and 14. 5 & 16. 4. & 18. 3. & 19. 1. & 21. 1. & 22. 5. & 2•. 8. & 24. 6. & 29. 3. & 41. 25. & 42. 24. & 45. 7. & 47. 6. & 51 17. 20 & 60. 10. & 62. 8. & 53. 6. Afflictions no satisfactions 38. 17 The best fence against afflictions 64. 5 Never think of afflictions, without calling to mind thy transgressions 54. 5 Ahaz ingrateful and rebellious 7. 12 Overcome in all his battles against the Philistines 14. 29 Many, taken for all 53. 12 And all, taken for many 64 9 The word All, of great emphasis 10. 6 7 Alluding to the deluge 24 18 & 25. 2 Alluding to the pillar of fire 4 5. & 49. 10 Alluding to the redemption out of Egypt. 10. 24. 26.