A17640:5037
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 Venetians revenues lie in the sea 23. 3. 1 The daughter devoured the mother 23. 12. 3. and vers. 13. 2 Joy shines then in her perfection, when there is matter of joy 24. 11. 2 The Church cannot flee her home enemies 24. 16. 6 It is best never to be borne, or being borne, to die quickly 26. 17. 4 To fly without wings 30. 1. 9 An hours bird 32. 8. 2 Caterpillars the calamity of the Common-wealth 33. 4. 2 A rich son of a great thief 37. 10. 2 Man, a days bird 38. 13. 1 It is harder to bear prosperity, then adversity 39. 2. 2 The Prophets trouble the feast 39. 3. 1 The Eagle in the clouds 40. 31. 2 Of a naughty Crow, a naughty egg 43. 27. • Money the sinews of war 44. 2. 1 To howl amongst wolves 59. 15. 1 Such birds, such eggs 65. 7 A terrible proverb 65. 15 Providence of God how considered 10. 13. and 18. 4. and 23. 9. and 25. 1. and 40. 22. 23. and 42. 24. and 43. 9. and 44. 28. and 45. 18. and 51. 6. and 54. 16. and 57. 1. 15 That the world is guided by Gods providence, is not a thing easily believed 13. 1 In what sense the word Proverb is taken 14. 3 Purgation of sins must be sought in Christ only 53. 10 The Church is purged by the Spirit 4. 4
4 Venetians reuenues lie in the sea 23. 3. 1 The daughter deuoured the mother 23. 12. 3. and vers. 13. 2 Ioy shines then in her perfection, when there is matter of ioy 24. 11. 2 The Church cannot flee her home enemies 24. 16. 6 It is best neuer to be borne, or being borne, to die quickly 26. 17. 4 To flie without wings 30. 1. 9 An houres bird 32. 8. 2 Caterpillars the calamitie of the Common-wealth 33. 4. 2 A rich sonne of a great theefe 37. 10. 2 Man, a daies bird 38. 13. 1 It is harder to beare prosperity, then aduersitie 39. 2. 2 The Prophets trouble the feast 39. 3. 1 The Eagle in the cloudes 40. 31. 2 Of a naughtie Crow, a naughty egge 43. 27. • Money the sinewes of war 44. 2. 1 To howle amongst wolues 59. 15. 1 Such birds, such egges 65. 7 A terrible prouerbe 65. 15 Prouidence of God how considered 10. 13. and 18. 4. and 23. 9. and 25. 1. and 40. 22. 23. and 42. 24. and 43. 9. and 44. 28. and 45. 18. and 51. 6. and 54. 16. and 57. 1. 15 That the world is guided by Gods prouidence, is not a thing easilie beleeued 13. 1 In what sense the word Prouerbe is taken 14. 3 Purgation of sinnes must be sought in Christ onely 53. 10 The Church is purged by the Spirit 4. 4