A17640:5022
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.
I Jacob put for the ten Tribes 17. 4 How he is said to be confounded being dead 29. 22 His wrestling what 48. 1 Javan, what 66. 9 Jazar, a City of Moab 16. 8 Idleness condemned 32. 9 It is begotten by riches and abundance 32. 10 What use we are to make of the furious zeal of Idolaters 44. 14 Idolaters vain and miserable 41. 2, 9. & 44. 9 Their zeal 44. 12 Their hypocrisy 10. 10 Their horrible ruin 1. 31. and 2. 18. & 65. 12 Their liberality 65. 11 Carnal sense the schoolmaster of Idolaters 16. 12 They wholly depend upon events ibid. Their obstinacy 2. 20. and 44. 19 Sottishness 42. 17 Fury 46. 6 Idolatry possesseth mens minds 1. 29 How augmented 41. 7 The spring of all mischiefs 27. 9 The most hateful kind of whoredom 57. 5, 7 How detestable 41. 22, 24 From whence it springs 40. 19 Outward idolatry condemned 2. 8 How fearful we should be of being corrupted with idolatry 44. 14 Idol ministers 56. 10 Roman idol 60. 14 Idols matches to kindle Gods wrath withal 1. 31 Things of nought 2. 8 They must be utterly rejected 17. 8. and 30. 22. and 31. 7 How they are said to be made of nought 41. 24 The works of mens hands 2. 8. and 17. 8. & 31. 7 The trust in idols vain 8. 21 Their Oracles, how ambiguous and deceitful 41. 9, 22 Their vanity how great 41. 29. & 46. 2 Idumeans, and their beginning 63. 1 Sworn enemies of Gods people 63. 1, 2 Their ruin foretold 34. 1, 10, 11. & 63. 1 Jehu profaned Baals altars 30. 22 Jeroboam hath many followers 22. 23 Jerusalem miraculously saved 10. 32 Why called the City of God 45. 13 Why called the daughter of Zion 1. 8 Why called City of vanity 24. 10 How said to be formed of old 37. 26 How she is said to have plaid the harlot 1. 21 In what sense called virgin 37. 21 How her foundations are said to be everlasting 44. 7 Jews. Jews original 41. 4. & 43. 27. & 51. 1. & 65. 7 Apostates 1. 4 Bold in forging fables 37. 36. & 40. 31. & 48. 21 Corrupters of the Scripture 49. 6 Why called a nation spoiled 18. 2 A pattern of cursing 65. 15 Their children degenerate 29. 22. & 31. 6. & 48. 1 and 57. 3 How enemies of God 1. 24 Inexcusable 2. 5, 3. & 31. 4. & 40. 28. & 42. 20. & 44. 8. & 48. 5. & 50. 1, 2. & 65. 12. & 66. 4. Defiled with the corrupt customs of the Gentiles 2. 6. & 48. 5 The first borne in the Church of God 14. 2. & 19. 25 Why compared to a worm 41.
I IAcob put for the ten Tribes 17. 4 How hee is said to bee confounded being dead 29. 22 His wrestling what 48. 1 Iauan, what 66. 9 Iazar, a Citie of Moab 16. 8 Idlenesse condemned 32. 9 It is begotten by riches and abundance 32. 10 What vse we are to make of the furious zeale of Idolaters 44. 14 Idolaters vaine and miserable 41. 2, 9. & 44. 9 Their zeale 44. 12 Their hypocrisie 10. 10 Their horrible ruine 1. 31. and 2. 18. & 65. 12 Their liberalitie 65. 11 Carnall sense the schoolemaster of Idolaters 16. 12 They wholly depend vpon euents ibid. Their obstinacie 2. 20. and 44. 19 Sottishnesse 42. 17 Furie 46. 6 Idolatry possesseth mens mindes 1. 29 How augmented 41. 7 The spring of all mischiefes 27. 9 The most hatefull kind of whordome 57. 5, 7 How detestable 41. 22, 24 From whence it springs 40. 19 Outward idolatry condemned 2. 8 How fearefull wee should bee of being corrupted with idolatry 44. 14 Idoll ministers 56. 10 Roman idoll 60. 14 Idols matches to kindle Gods wrath withall 1. 31 Things of nought 2. 8 They must bee vtterly reiected 17. 8. and 30. 22. and 31. 7 How they are said to be made of nought 41. 24 The works of mens hands 2. 8. and 17. 8. & 31. 7 The trust in idols vaine 8. 21 Their Oracles, how ambiguous and deceitfull 41. 9, 22 Their vanitie how great 41. 29. & 46. 2 Idumeans, and their beginning 63. 1 Sworne enemies of Gods people 63. 1, 2 Their ruine foretold 34. 1, 10, 11. & 63. 1 Iehu prophaned Baals altars 30. 22 Iereboam hath many followers 22. 23 Ierusalem miraculously saued 10. 32 Why called the Citie of God 45. 13 Why called the daughter of Zion 1. 8 Why called Citie of vanitie 24. 10 How said to be formed of old 37. 26 How she is said to haue plaid the harlot 1. 21 In what sense called virgin 37. 21 How her foundations are said to bee euerlasting 44. 7 Iewes. Iewes originall 41. 4. & 43. 27. & 51. 1. & 65. 7 Apostataes 1. 4 Bold in forging fables 37. 36. & 40. 31. & 48. 21 Corrupters of the Scripture 49. 6 Why called a nation spoiled 18. 2 A paterne of cursing 65. 15 Their children degenerate 29. 22. & 31. 6. & 48. 1 and 57. 3 How enemies of God 1. 24 Inexcusable 2. 5, 3. & 31. 4. & 40. 28. & 42. 20. & 44. 8. & 48. 5. & 50. 1, 2. & 65. 12. & 66. 4. Defiled with the corrupt customes of the Gentiles 2. 6. & 48. 5 The first borne in the Church of God 14. 2. & 19. 25 Why compared to a worme 41.