A17640:5009
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.
D Damascus a capital City of Syria 7. 8 The ruin of Damascus 17. 1 Darius the servant of God 21. 9 Darius signifies a lion 21. 7. 8 Darius an herald of Gods judgement 21. 9 Darkness taken for affliction 8. 21. & 50. 10. 18. and 58. 10. and 59. 9. David a figure of Christ 37. 35. & 55. 3. 4 Why David called Gods servant before he was borne 44. 1 Why Davids name is sometimes put for Christ 2. 4 City and house of David what it is 7. 2. and 22. 9 Days of a tree what 65. 21 In what sense it is that days will seem years 54. 8 What the day of the Lord signifies 13. 6 Day put for time, prefixed 22. 5 Why the day of the Lord is called terrible 13. 9 The Jews began their day at Sun setting 30. 29 Death of Christ the cause and fountain of life 53. 8 Fruit of Christs death 53. 5. 11 Death often noted out by the word Grave 53. 9 In what sense it is said, the dead sing the praises of God 38. 18 Whether the dead know our necessities 29. 22 Delicacy, the ruin of the Roman Empire 2. 16 Deliverance of the Church admirable, and Gods proper work 31. 8. & 49. 7 Difference between the deliverance out of Egypt and Babylon 52. 12 See Redemption. Deafness of the Jews proceeded from their rebellion 28. 12 Why God defers to succour his people 33. 9 Demosthenes alleged 47. 3 Denis the second, how he became blind 28. 4 Denis the tyrant, a contemner of religion, and his impiety 36. 18 What a misery it is to be deprived of the use of holy things 48. 19 Deserts for meadows 63. 13 Desert taken for Chaldea 21. 1 When descriptions are necessary 21. 3 Disloyalty of the Israelites 17. 9 Disloyalty of Sennacherib 33. 8 Divination condemned 19. 12. & 44. 25 Papists will not have their divine service examined 44. 20 Complaints of Papists touching the abolishing of their divine service 36. 10 Devotion of Papists what 1. 14 Superstitious devotions 65. 3 The devil serves to Gods glory 2. 19 Difference between Davids kingdom & Christs 2. 4 Difference between him that fears God, and him that fears him not 5. 20 Difference between God and men 1. 15. 18. & 30. 30. and 31. 3. & 40. 30. & 48. 12. & 55. 8. & 57. 15. & 59. 12. & 60. 22. Difference between the elect and reprobate 5. 19 Difference between God and Idols 21. 9. and 37. 18. & 40. 18. 28. & 41. 21, 22. & 42. 8, 9. & 43. 9. & 44. 7. & 46. 3. & 48. 12. & 64. 3. Difference between true and false worshippers 29.
D DAmascus a capitall Citie of Syria 7. 8 The ruine of Damascus 17. 1 Darius the seruant of God 21. 9 Darius signifies a lion 21. 7. 8 Darius an herauld of Gods iudgement 21. 9 Darknesse taken for affliction 8. 21. & 50. 10. 18. and 58. 10. and 59. 9. Dauid a figure of Christ 37. 35. & 55. 3. 4 Why Dauid called Gods seruant before hee was borne 44. 1 Why Dauids name is sometimes put for Christ 2. 4 Citie and house of Dauid what it is 7. 2. and 22. 9 Daies of a tree what 65. 21 In what sense it is that daies will seeme yeeres 54. 8 What the day of the Lord signifies 13. 6 Day put for time, prefixt 22. 5 Why the day of the Lord is called terrible 13. 9 The Iewes began their day at Sun setting 30. 29 Death of Christ the cause and fountaine of life 53. 8 Fruit of Christs death 53. 5. 11 Death often noted out by the word Graue 53. 9 In what sense it is said, the dead sing the praises of God 38. 18 Whether the dead know our necessities 29. 22 Delicacie, the ruine of the Roman Empire 2. 16 Deliuerance of the Church admirable, and Gods proper worke 31. 8. & 49. 7 Difference betweene the deliuerance out of Egypt and Babylon 52. 12 See Redemption. Deafenesse of the Iewes proceeded from their rebellion 28. 12 Why God deferres to succour his people 33. 9 Demosthenes alleaged 47. 3 Denys the second, how he became blind 28. 4 Denys the tyrant, a contemner of religion, and his impietie 36. 18 What a miserie it is to be depriued of the vse of holy things 48. 19 Deserts for medowes 63. 13 Desert taken for Chaldea 21. 1 When descriptions are necessarie 21. 3 Disloialtie of the Israelites 17. 9 Disloialtie of Senacherib 33. 8 Diuination condemned 19. 12. & 44. 25 Papists will not haue their diuine seruice examined 44. 20 Complaints of Papists touching the abolishing of their diuine seruice 36. 10 Deuotion of Papists what 1. 14 Superstitious deuotions 65. 3 The diuell serues to Gods glory 2. 19 Difference betweene Dauids kingdome & Christs 2. 4 Difference betweene him that feares God, and him that feares him not 5. 20 Difference betweene God and men 1. 15. 18. & 30. 30. and 31. 3. & 40. 30. & 48. 12. & 55. 8. & 57. 15. & 59. 12. & 60. 22. Difference betweene the elect and reprobate 5. 19 Difference betweene God and Idols 21. 9. and 37. 18. & 40. 18. 28. & 41. 21, 22. & 42. 8, 9. & 43. 9. & 44. 7. & 46. 3. & 48. 12. & 64. 3. Difference betweene true and false worshippers 29.