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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.
Signs of repentance 22. 12. and 30. 22. and 37. 1. and 45. 14. and 58. 5 Repentance contains in it the change of the whole man 55. 7 When reprehensions have their use 7. 13 Reprehensions how necessary 29. 21. and 39. 8 Reprobates tamed by Gods scourges, and how 2. 17 How dead whilst they live ibid. How instruments of Gods glory 43. 21 Inexcusable 10. 6. and 8. 4. and 16. 3. and 26. 10. and 40. 21 God forgets their names 43. 1 Their names not enrolled in the book of life 4. 3 Difference between the elect and reprobate 5. 19 Where God is said to rest 11. 10. and 29. 1. & 30 and 37. 10. 26, 35. and 45, 13. and 66. 1 .4. Rest for the Church 11. 10 Restoration of the Church, a singular argument of Gods power 44. 26 The restoration of the Church belongs to God only 11. 11. and 16. 5. and 28. 16. and 29. 18, 23. & 31. 7. and 32. 15. and 41. 20. and 42. 16. and 44. 3. and 44. 19, 24. and 52. 9. and 56. 8. and 60. 21 The restoration of the Church founded upon the kingdom of Christ 4. 2 Restoration of the Church a special work of God 25. 3 Resurrection of Christ 52 14. and 53. 8 Resurrection of the wicked shall turn to their ruin 26. 19. & 66. 3 Resurrection common both to good and bad 26. 19 To return into ones heart, what it signifies 49. 19 We must look for no new revelations 59. 21 Two ordinary means of revelation 1. 1 Whether it be lawful to revenge 41. 15 No riches can satisfy a wicked man 65. 13 To rise in the morning, what it signifies 5. 11 How God is said to rise 51. 9 Rome once how great, and what now 37. 16 Rome a shop of all wickedness 37. 16 Romans sacrificed men alive 66. 3 Romanists ridiculous 29. 1 Whether Peter were at Rome ibid. Roman Idol 60. 14 Ruin of Assyrians foretold 30. 27, 28. & 33. 1 Ruin of the Babylonians foretold 13. 1. and 47. 9 Of Damascus foretold 17. 1 Of Duma foretold 21. 1 Ruin of Idolaters fearful 1. 3. 1. and 2. 18. and 65. 12 Ruin of the wicked incomprehensible 30. 33 Why compared to a sacrifice 34. 6 Ruin of the wicked advanceth Gods glory 63. 3 The horrible and sudden ruin of the wicked described 3. 1. and 5. 16. & 10. 17, 18, 26. & 13. 6. and 14. 30. & 15. 1, 9. & 16. 9. & 17. 12, 14. & 18. 5, 6. and 19. 1. and 21. 10. and 24. 17. & 26 14. and 29. 17. & 30. 13, 14, 27, 30. and 31. 9. & 33. 4, 11, 23, 24. & 34. 4, 7. and 37. 38. & 40. 24. and 43. 17. and 47. 11. & 49. 24. & 50. 9. and 51. 23.
Signes of repentance 22. 12. and 30. 22. and 37. 1. and 45. 14. and 58. 5 Repentance containes in it the change of the whole man 55. 7 When reprehensions haue their vse 7. 13 Reprehensions how necessary 29. 21. and 39. 8 Reprobates tamed by Gods scourges, and how 2. 17 How dead whilest they liue ibid. How instruments of Gods glory 43. 21 Inexcusable 10. 6. and 8. 4. and 16. 3. and 26. 10. and 40. 21 God forgets their names 43. 1 Their names not inrolled in the booke of life 4. 3 Difference betweene the elect and reprobate 5. 19 Where God is said to rest 11. 10. and 29. 1. & 30 and 37. 10. 26, 35. and 45, 13. and 66. 1 .4. Rest for the Church 11. 10 Restauration of the Church, a singular argument of Gods power 44. 26 The restauration of the Church belongs to God onely 11. 11. and 16. 5. and 28. 16. and 29. 18, 23. & 31. 7. and 32. 15. and 41. 20. and 42. 16. and 44. 3. and 44. 19, 24. and 52. 9. and 56. 8. and 60. 21 The restauration of the Church founded vpon the kingdome of Christ 4. 2 Restauration of the Church a speciall worke of God 25. 3 Resurrection of Christ 52 14. and 53. 8 Resurrection of the wicked shall turne to their ruine 26. 19. & 66. 3 Resurrection common both to good and bad 26. 19 To returne into ones heart, what it signifies 49. 19 We must looke for no new reuelations 59. 21 Two ordinary meanes of reuelation 1. 1 Whether it be lawfull to reuenge 41. 15 No riches can satisfie a wicked man 65. 13 To rise in the morning, what it signifies 5. 11 How God is said to rise 51. 9 Rome once how great, and what now 37. 16 Rome a shop of all wickednesse 37. 16 Romans sacrificed men aliue 66. 3 Romanists ridiculous 29. 1 Whether Peter were at Rome ibid. Roman Idoll 60. 14 Ruine of Assyrians foretold 30. 27, 28. & 33. 1 Ruine of the Babylonians foretold 13. 1. and 47. 9 Of Damascus fortold 17. 1 Of Duma foretold 21. 1 Ruine of Idolaters fearefull 1. 3. 1. and 2. 18. and 65. 12 Ruine of the wicked incomprehensible 30. 33 Why compared to a sacrifice 34. 6 Ruine of the wicked aduanceth Gods glory 63. 3 The horrible and sudden ruine of the wicked described 3. 1. and 5. 16. & 10. 17, 18, 26. & 13. 6. and 14. 30. & 15. 1, 9. & 16. 9. & 17. 12, 14. & 18. 5, 6. and 19. 1. and 21. 10. and 24. 17. & 26 14. and 29. 17. & 30. 13, 14, 27, 30. and 31. 9. & 33. 4, 11, 23, 24. & 34. 4, 7. and 37. 38. & 40. 24. and 43. 17. and 47. 11. & 49. 24. & 50. 9. and 51. 23.