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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.
15 Infirm, how they must be supported 42. 3 Ingratitude a detestable vice 44. 21 It ought to be eschewed 60. 15 Inhumanity flows from the contempt of God 59. 3 Inhumanity condemned 16. 4 Innocency of Christ 53. 9 Good intents of Papists confuted 66. 4 God rejects our good intentions, if they be not warranted by his word 65. 7 Use and force of interrogations 23. 9. and 43. 19. & 48. 11. and 51. 19. and 57. 6. and 63. 1, 12. All inventions of men condemned 1. 29 Why men please themselves so much in their inventions 1. 12 Nothing angereth God more, then when we follow our own inventions 65. 2 Invocation of Gods name accompanied with true repentance 19. 22 Invocation put for Gods whole service 64. 6 Very necessary in the faithful 41. 17. & 55. 6 Invocation of Saints departed, confuted 65. 24 True joy flows from Gods favour 12. 2, 6. See Faithful, Wicked. Isaiah, the kinsman of Christ 5. 1 Exposed to the outrages of the wicked 50. 4 Why he was commanded to walk naked 20. 2 A Prophet appointed for the Jews 1. 1. and .6 and 23. 18 He bewails the desolation of the Church in pitiful manner 22. 4 Why he bewails the calamity of the Churches enemies 16. 9. In what sense he terms the Idols profaned 30. 22 Why he separates himself from the crew of the wicked 42. 24. & 59. 3 How he is said to command the Medes and Persians 13. 2. & 21. 2 He speaks in the person of another 16. 9. and 21. 3 He represents Gods person 21. 2 Why he preacheth to the afflicted Jews of his time 1. 7 How he is said to see God 6. 1 Why called Gods friend 5. 1 His authority confirmed 6. 8. and 7. 11. and 13. 2. & 16. 13. & 50. 4 His invincible constancy 8. 8. and 22. 17. and 25. 1. and 30. 8. and 39. 3. 5. and 62. 1. Whether his nakedness was unbeseeming him or no 20. 2 His vocation newly confirmed 6. 1 Isaiah the son of Amos 1. 1. and 2. 1. and 13. 1. and 20. 2 Israel a name most honourable 1. 3 Named by way of dishonour 4. 7 Israel double 43. 6 Cause of the Israelites ruin 17. 10 Their false confidence 17. 9 Their ingratitude 17. 9, 10 Their disloyalty 17. 9 Their pride 28. 1 Italians, and the signs of their sorrow 15. 2 Judah put for the whole nation 1. 1 Judea and the ruin thereof foretold 22. 1 Why called the valley of vision 22. 1 Judea full of mountains 65. 9 Why called Isle 20. 6 Judgements of God true 1. 15. and 59. 12 Why compared to fire 66.
15 Infirme, how they must be supported 42. 3 Ingratitude a detestable vice 44. 21 It ought to be eschewed 60. 15 Inhumanitie flowes from the contempt of God 59. 3 Inhumanitie condemned 16. 4 Innocencie of Christ 53. 9 Good intents of Papists confuted 66. 4 God reiects our good intentions, if they bee not warranted by his word 65. 7 Vse and force of interrogations 23. 9. and 43. 19. & 48. 11. and 51. 19. and 57. 6. and 63. 1, 12. All inuentions of men condemned 1. 29 Why men please themselues so much in their inuentions 1. 12 Nothing angreth God more, then when we follow our owne inuentions 65. 2 Inuocation of Gods name accompanied with true repentance 19. 22 Inuocation put for Gods whole seruice 64. 6 Very necessary in the faithfull 41. 17. & 55. 6 Inuocation of Saints departed, confuted 65. 24 True ioy flowes from Gods fauour 12. 2, 6. See Faithfull, Wicked. Isaiah, the kinsman of Christ 5. 1 Exposed to the outrages of the wicked 50. 4 Why he was commanded to walke naked 20. 2 A Prophet appointed for the Iewes 1. 1. and .6 and 23. 18 He bewailes the desolation of the Church in pitifull maner 22. 4 Why hee bewailes the calamitie of the Churches enemies 16. 9. In what sense he termes the Idols prophaned 30. 22 Why hee separates himselfe from the crew of the wicked 42. 24. & 59. 3 How he is said to command the Medes and Persians 13. 2. & 21. 2 He speakes in the person of another 16. 9. and 21. 3 He represents Gods person 21. 2 Why hee preacheth to the afflicted Iewes of his time 1. 7 How he is said to see God 6. 1 Why called Gods friend 5. 1 His authority confirmed 6. 8. and 7. 11. and 13. 2. & 16. 13. & 50. 4 His inuincible constancie 8. 8. and 22. 17. and 25. 1. and 30. 8. and 39. 3. 5. and 62. 1. Whether his nakednesse was vnbeseeming him or no 20. 2 His vocation newly confirmed 6. 1 Isaiah the sonne of