A17640:5004
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.
Whence it is that we are called Christians 11. 2 A note to discern true Christians from hypocrites 26. 8 Church. The Church Christs rest 11. 10 The mother of the faithful 40. 9. & 66. 11 What the true Church is 33. 22 Compared to a building 54. 12 To a city 60. 10. 13 To a widow 49. 21 To a woman that brings forth 66. 7 To a tent 54. 2 To a fan 41. 16 To a vine 3. 13. & 5. 1. 7. & 27. 2 Why said to publish good tidings 40. 9. & 41. 27 A most sure refuge 26. 1 Contemptible in the world 1. 9 Why the crown of God 6•. 3 Gods perpetual mansion 11. 10. & 49. 6 She must not be measured by her multitudes 1. 9. and 4. 3. Why called miserable 51. 21 She is the work of Gods hands 17. 7. & 19. 25. & 22. 11. & 27. 11. & 29. 23. & 37 26. & 43. 1. & 44. 2. 21. 24. & 54. 5. & 64. 7. She only partakes of Gods blessings 65. 20 Why called barren 54. 1 Why called a widow ibid. She is Gods wife 1. 21 The City of God 49. 16 What Church is in the Papacy 11. 2. & 36. 6. 22. The Church wonderfully conserved in the world 1. 9. & 7. 17. & 29. 18. & 37. 26. & 51. 6. Why she cannot be abolished 1. 27. Why she is not forthwith delivered 57. 21 She only obtains remission of sins 33. 24 Why she is preferred before all the world 37. 26 In what sense she is said to be unclean 43. 28. and 47. 6 How sanctified 62. 12 Her infancy and perfect age 54. 2 Her extreme calamity 51. 18 The means how she may be gathered 2. 3 Her condition must not be judged of according to her estate in this world 37. 27 Her ordinary condition 8. 7▪ & 33. 20 Her condition miserable in outward show 6. 13. & 51. 23. Her true establishment 60. 21 Her dignity inward 49. 18. & 56. 4. & 62. 3 God is in her 45. 14 In what sense her children are called bastards 51. 18 Her fruitfulness 66. 8 Her felicity perpetual 60. 19 She hath always had some form 54. 9 No form of her left, where prophecies cease 41. 27 Wherein her true glory consists 4. 3. & 49. 18. & 60. 6 She hath two sorts of enemies 41. 12 Domesticall 24. 16. & 41. 12. & 66. 25 And these the worst 25. 10 Her enemies shall be sharply punished 31. 9. & 34. 8. & 49. 29. & 63. 1. & 6•. 25. Her restoration promised 1. 25. & 11. 10. & 24. 13, 14. & 27. 13. & 28. 16. & 29. 18. & 32. 1. & 35. 1. and 40. 1. 15. & 43. 5. & 46. 11. & 51. 11. & 5•. 1, 2. & 58. 12. & 60. 4 & 62. 4. & 65. 17. & 66. 7. 8. 22. The true way to procure her restoration 49.
Whence it is that we are called Christians 11. 2 A note to discerne true Christians from hypocrites 26. 8 Church. The Church Christs rest 11. 10 The mother of the faithfull 40. 9. & 66. 11 What the true Church is 33. 22 Compared to a building 54. 12 To a citie 60. 10. 13 To a widow 49. 21 To a woman that brings forth 66. 7 To a tent 54. 2 To a fanne 41. 16 To a vine 3. 13. & 5. 1. 7. & 27. 2 Why said to publish good tidings 40. 9. & 41. 27 A most sure refuge 26. 1 Contemptible in the world 1. 9 Why the crowne of God 6. 3 Gods perpetuall mansion 11. 10. & 49. 6 She must not be measured by her multitudes 1. 9. and 4. 3. Why called miserable 51. 21 She is the worke of Gods hands 17. 7. & 19. 25. & 22. 11. & 27. 11. & 29. 23. & 37 26. & 43. 1. & 44. 2. 21. 24. & 54. 5. & 64. 7. She onely partakes of Gods blessings 65. 20 Why called barren 54. 1 Why called a widow ibid. She is Gods wife 1. 21 The Citie of God 49. 16 What Church is in the Papacie 11. 2. & 36. 6. 22. The Church wonderfully conserued in the world 1. 9. & 7. 17. & 29. 18. & 37. 26. & 51. 6. Why she cannot be abolished 1. 27. Why she is not forthwith deliuered 57. 21 She onely obtaines remission of sinnes 33. 24 Why she is preferred before all the world 37. 26 In what sense she is said to be vncleane 43. 28. and 47. 6 How sanctified 62. 12 Her infancie and perfect age 54. 2 Her extreme calamitie 51. 18 The meanes how she may be gathered 2. 3 Her condition must not be iudged of according to her estate in this world 37. 27 Her ordinarie condition 8. 7 & 33. 20 Her condition miserable in outward shew 6. 13. & 51. 23. Her true establishment 60. 21 Her dignitie inward 49. 18. & 56. 4. & 62. 3 God is in her 45. 14 In what sense her children are called bastards 51. 18 Her fruitfulnesse 66. 8 Her felicitie perpetuall 60. 19 She hath alwaies had some forme 54. 9 No forme of her left, where prophecies cease 41. 27 Wherein her true glory consists 4. 3. & 49. 18. & 60. 6 She hath two sorts of enemies 41. 12 Domesticall 24. 16. & 41. 12. & 66. 25 And these the worst 25. 10 Her enemies shall be sharply punished 31. 9. & 34. 8. & 49. 29. & 63. 1. & 6. 25. Her restauration promised 1. 25. & 11. 10. & 24. 13, 14. & 27. 13. & 28. 16. & 29. 18. & 32. 1. & 35. 1. and 40. 1. 15. & 43. 5. & 46. 11. & 51. 11. & 5. 1, 2. & 58. 12. & 60. 4 & 62. 4. & 65. 17. & 66. 7. 8. 22. The true way to procure her restauration 49.