A17640:5032
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.
P The impiety of the Papacy discovered by the gospel 32. 6 Papists the sworn enemies of the gospel 34. 5 Why they cannot agree with the gospellers 31. 3 Papists abhor gospellers as strange monsters 8. 18 Papists confound remission of sins with repentance 59. 20 Papists join God with Idols 17. 8 Papists rob God of his honour 43. 11 What schoolmaster hath taught the Papists to speak like Christians 36. 13 Papists glory in their multitude 44. 11 How Papists take Kings for nursing fathers of the Church 49. 23 Papists prefer their idle ceremonies before the true Sacraments 20. 2 Papists will none of Christ for their teacher 55. 4 Whence the Papists fetch their authority for abstaining from flesh 22. 13 Whence the Papists prove auricular confession 38. 15 Whence they have drawn their seven formed grace 11. 2 How they establish their free will 1. 19. 20 How they prove the dead see all we do 29. 22 Upon what they ground the intercession of Saints 37. 35. and 63. 17 Pride of Papists 1. 26. and 8. 14. and 41. 19. and 61. 3 Their boldness in profaning Gods mysteries 1. 3 Their sottishness touching the worship called Dulia 2. 8 Their execrable blasphemy touching the reading of the Scripture 48. 17 Their blindness 44. 15 Their slanders against the Ministers of the gospel 32. 6. and 36. 7. 10. 14. and 54. 17. Their conscience always in perplexity 32. 18 How vain their service is 29. 13 Their childish distinction touching remission of sins 33. 24. and 38. 17. and 43. 25. and 53. 5 Their doctrine touching repentance 55. 7 Their Church what 11. 9. and 28. 17. and 33. 6. 22 Their Bishops what 48. 16 A fable of theirs touching the Ox and the Ass 1. 3 Their implicit faith 43. 10. and 52. 15. and 54. 13 Their opinion touching the work wrought 1. 11 Their felicity 46. 5 Their fury in maintaining their superstitions 44. 14 Their idolatry 1. 29. & 40. 18. & 41. 7. & 44. 10 Their impudency 11. 4 Their woeful perplexity of spirit 28. 12 Their vain travails 30. 6 Their bounty in Idol worship 65. 11 Their language heretofore barbarous, now what 36. 13 Their obstinacy, and whence it springs 41. 1 Their sacrifice full of sacrilege 61. 9 Their sacraments what 20. 2. and 66. 23 Their satisfactions confuted 33. 24 Their hurtful simplicity 6. 4. and 44. 20 Their superstitious service of Angels 37. 36 Their extraordinary prayers 16. 12 Their bragging 1.
P THe impietie of the Papacie discouered by the gospell 32. 6 Papists the sworne enemies of the gospell 34. 5 Why they cannot agree with the gospellers 31. 3 Papists abhorre gospellers as strange monsters 8. 18 Papists confound remission of sinnes with repentance 59. 20 Papists ioine God with Idols 17. 8 Papists rob God of his honour 43. 11 What schoolemaster hath taught the Papists to speake like Christians 36. 13 Papists glory in their multitude 44. 11 How Papists take Kings for nurcing fathers of the Church 49. 23 Papists preferre their idle ceremonies before the true Sacraments 20. 2 Papists will none of Christ for their teacher 55. 4 Whence the Papists fetch their authoritie for abstaining from flesh 22. 13 Whence the Papists prooue auricular confession 38. 15 Whence they haue drawne their seuen formed grace 11. 2 How they establish their free will 1. 19. 20 How they proue the dead see all wee doe 29. 22 Vpon what they ground the intercession of Saints 37. 35. and 63. 17 Pride of Papists 1. 26. and 8. 14. and 41. 19. and 61. 3 Their boldnesse in prophaning Gods mysteries 1. 3 Their sottishnesse touching the worshippe called Dulia 2. 8 Their execrable blasphemie touching the reading of the Scripture 48. 17 Their blindnes 44. 15 Their slanders against the Ministers of the gospell 32. 6. and 36. 7. 10. 14. and 54. 17. Their conscience alwaies in perplexitie 32. 18 How vaine their seruice is 29. 13 Their childish distinction touching remission of sins 33. 24. and 38. 17. and 43. 25. and 53. 5 Their doctrine touching repentance 55. 7 Their Church what 11. 9. and 28. 17. and 33. 6. 22 Their Bishops what 48. 16 A fable of theirs touching the Oxe and the Asse 1. 3 Their implicit faith 43. 10. and 52. 15. and 54. 13 Their opinion touching the worke wrought 1. 11 Their felicitie 46. 5 Their fury in maintaining their superstitions 44. 14 Their idolatry 1. 29. & 40. 18. & 41. 7. & 44. 10 Their impudency 11. 4 Their wofull perplexitie of spirit 28. 12 Their vaine trauailes 30. 6 Their bounty in Idoll worship 65. 11 Their language heeretofore barbarous, now what 36. 13 Their obstinacie, and whence it springs 41. 1 Their sacrifice full of sacrilege 61. 9 Their sacraments what 20. 2. and 66. 23 Their satisfactions confuted 33. 24 Their hurtfull simplicity 6. 4. and 44. 20 Their superstitious seruice of Angels 37. 36 Their extraordinary praiers 16. 12 Their bragging 1.