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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.
M Midian 10. 16 Midianites subdued by Gideon 9. 4 Magic condemned 19. 3 Magistracy and ministry what 56. 10 Magistrates called of God 22. 20 A singular blessing of God to have a good Magistrate 1. 26 Evil Magistrates sent of God in his wrath 22. 21 Authority of Magistrates 3. 13 Their duty 3. 4. 22. 21, 24. and 20. 22 Consolation for them 22. 23 Their office an office of labour 22. 4 They ought to be the fathers of the Country 3. 5 Gods majesty opposed to the pride of Magistrates 3. 15 In what sense God is said to be our maker 17. 7. & 37. 26. and 51. 13. See creation new. The word Many, taken for All 53. 12 Whether merchandising be lawful 23. 15, 17 Oft times replenished with deceits 2. 16 Merchants of Venice 23. 8 Sacrifice of the Mass impudently maintained by Papists 19. 19 Meekness in Pastors required 42. 4 Meekness commended 11. 4, 6. and 53. 7. and 57. 15. and 61. 1 No true meekness without the Spirit of Christ 11. 6 Meekness of Christ 42. 3 All the promises grounded upon the Mediator 9. 6 The benefit of meditation 26. 8 We must meditate in Gods works of old 51. 9 ⟨image 348⟩What ought to be our meditation in the day of affliction 63. 7 The Medes authors of Babels ruin 13. 17 Their cruelty 13. 18 In what sense called vessels of wrath 13. 5 How said to be sanctified 13. 3 Men miserable by their own fault 59. 11 Why compared to grasshoppers 40. 22 They do in vain promise unto themselves any certain abiding here 34. 17 To trust in men vain 29. 5 Their felicity consists in obedience 1. 19 Their glory vain 19. 11 Their blockishness 55. 2 Their hearts are in Gods hands 13. 3. 14. and 19. 2 Their condition out of Christ 49. 8. 9 Their nature before their conversion 65. 25 Mens days limited 38. 5 That which is attributed to them, is taken from God 31.3 Their power not to be feared 7. 4 Why that is sometime attributed to men, which belongs to God 1. 16. and 41. 16. and 45. 14. and 62. 12 God corrects in measure 27. 8. and 64. 9 Menaces of the Prophets to be feared 13. 5 Mercy a testimony of piety 1. 18 It ought to be preferred before sacrifices 58. 9 To whom it is promised 64. 11 Mercy of God great 23. 17. and 19. 24. and 30. 18. and 31. 6. and 33. 2. and 40. 2. and 54. 7, 10. and 55. 7. and 57. 16, 18. and 63. 7. 15. Nerits of men refuted 43. 4, 25. and 44. 2. and 63. 7. and 65. 2 What ought to be the principal care of Ministers 62.
M MAdian 10. 16 Madianites subdued by Gedeon 9. 4 Magike condemned 19. 3 Magistracie and ministerie what 56. 10 Magistrates called of God 22. 20 A singular blessing of God to haue a good Magistrate 1. 26 Euill Magistrates sent of God in his wrath 22. 21 Authoritie of Magistrates 3. 13 Their dutie 3. 4. 22. 21, 24. and 20. 22 Consolation for them 22. 23 Their office an office of labour 22. 4 They ought to be the fathers of the Country 3. 5 Gods maiestie opposed to the pride of Magistrates 3. 15 In what sense God is said to be our maker 17. 7. & 37. 26. and 51. 13. See creation new. The word Many, taken for All 53. 12 Whether marchandising be lawfull 23. 15, 17 Oft times replenished with deceits 2. 16 Marchants of Venice 23. 8 Sacrifice of the Masse impudently maintained by Papists 19. 19 Meeknes in Pastors required 42. 4 Meeknes commended 11. 4, 6. and 53. 7. and 57. 15. and 61. 1 No true meekenesse without the Spirit of Christ 11. 6 Meeknes of Christ 42. 3 All the promises grounded vpon the Mediator 9. 6 The benefit of meditation 26. 8 We must meditate in Gods workes of old 51. 9