A17640:5035
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.
4 Prayer of Papists full of doubtings 33. 2 Prayer joined with praise 12. 4 Prayer and preaching must go together 62. 7 Prayer the greatest service of God 56. 7. & 64. 6 Praises of God ought to sound without ceasing 6. 3. & 38. 18. & 42. 10. 12. & 44. 23. & 49. 13. Gods praises must proceed from affection of the heart 25. 3. & 29. 23 Gods praises must be sounded forth every where 24. 16. & 43. 21 Who fit to praise God 12. 4 High Priest, a figure of Christ 29. 14 Evangelical priesthood 66. 20 Popish priesthood what 61. 6. & 66. 20 Prerogative of the Jews 19. 25. & 22. 1. & 42. 6. and 61. 9 Presence of God chaseth away fear 41. 10. & 43. 5 A dangerous thing to accept presents 5. 23 Pride. Pride of women 3. 16 Pride of the Jews 22. 3. & 65. 15 Pride of the Israelites 28. 1 Pride of the Moabites 16. 6 Pride of Papists 1. 26. & 8. 14. & 41. 29 Pride of Babels King 14. 13 How detestable pride is before God 2. 11. 13. 11. & 14. 15. & 16. 6. & 23. 9. & 26. 5. & 30. 17. & 39. 5. & 47. 8 Pride always joined with impiety 51. 23 How pride must be repulsed 2. 22 Pride the cause of ruin 16. 6, 7 Princes are called of God 22. 20 They ought to be fathers of the people 22. 21 Their duty and office 30. 22. & 32. 1. & 49. 23 What course Princes take to plunge themselves the more freely in their pleasures 21. 5 It is not always profitable to be subjects of great Princes 8. 7. & 19. 4 Princes do great harm by their bad examples 1. 23 Good Princes must not only care for their own times, but for the posterity also 22. 24 Princes haunted with flatterers 19. 11 Princes must beware whom they advance 22. 18 A consolation for good Princes 22. 23 Princes can hardly be brought to think themselves men 10. 18 Princes houses should be Gods houses 3. 14 Principality of Christ 9. 7 Profanation of Gods service 1. 14 Outward profession necessary in the faithful 45. 25 Promises of God most certain 52. 6 We must patiently wait for the performance of Gods promises 7. 9 The promises of God include temporal blessings as well as spiritual 65. 10 The promises and the execution thereof go together 52. 6 The necessity of prophecy 42. 27 In what time the prophecies were gathered 7. 7 Prophecies were not orderly collected 22. 9. and 44. 17 Prophecies were not written for the men of one age only 30. 8 Authority of prophecies established 44. 28 Use of prophecies 41.
4 Praier of Papists full of doubtings 33. 2 Praier ioined with praise 12. 4 Praier and preaching must goe together 62. 7 Praier the greatest seruice of God 56. 7. & 64. 6 Praises of God ought to sound without ceasing 6. 3. & 38. 18. & 42. 10. 12. & 44. 23. & 49. 13. Gods praises must proceede from affection of the heart 25. 3. & 29. 23 Gods praises must bee sounded forth euery where 24. 16. & 43. 21 Who fit to praise God 12. 4 High Priest, a figure of Christ 29. 14 Euangelicall priesthood 66. 20 Popish priesthood what 61. 6. & 66. 20 Prerogatiue of the Iewes 19. 25. & 22. 1. & 42. 6. and 61. 9 Presence of God chaseth away feare 41. 10. & 43. 5 A dangerous thing to accept presents 5. 23 Pride. Pride of women 3. 16 Pride of the Iewes 22. 3. & 65. 15 Pride of the Israelites 28. 1 Pride of the Moabites 16. 6 Pride of Papists 1. 26. & 8. 14. & 41. 29 Pride of Babels King 14. 13 How detestable pride is before God 2. 11. 13. 11. & 14. 15. & 16. 6. & 23. 9. & 26. 5. & 30. 17. & 39. 5. & 47. 8 Pride alwaies ioined with impietie 51. 23 How pride must be repulsed 2. 22 Pride the cause of ruine 16. 6, 7 Princes are called of God 22. 20 They ought to be fathers of the people 22. 21 Their dutie and office 30. 22. & 32. 1. & 49. 23 What course Princes take to plunge themselues the more freely in their pleasures 21. 5 It is not alwaies profitable to bee subiects of great Princes 8. 7. & 19. 4 Princes doe great harme by their bad examples 1. 23 Good Princes must not onely care for their owne times, but for the posteritie also 22. 24 Princes haunted with flatterers 19. 11 Princes must beware whom they aduance 22. 18 A consolation for good Princes 22. 23 Princes can hardly bee brought to thinke themselues men 10. 18 Princes houses should be Gods houses 3. 14 Principalitie of Christ 9. 7 Prophanation of Gods seruice 1. 14 Outward profession necessary in the faithfull 45. 25 Promises of God most certaine 52. 6 Wee must patiently wait for the performance of Gods promises 7. 9 The promises of God include temporall blessings as well as spirituall 65. 10 The promises and the execution thereof goe together 52. 6 The necessity of prophecie 42. 27 In what time the prophecies were gathered 7. 7 Prophecies were not orderly collected 22. 9. and 44. 17 Prophecies were not written for the men of one age onely 30. 8 Authority of prophecies established 44. 28 Vse of prophecies 41.