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Commentary upon the Epistle to the Romans
A commentary upon the Epistle of Saint Paul to the Romans, written in Latin by M. John Calvin, and newly translated into English by Christopher Rosdell preacher. Whereunto is added a necessary table for the better and more ready finding out of certain principal matters contained in this workA commentarie vpon the Epistle of Saint Paul to the Romanes, written in Latine by M. Iohn Caluin, and newely translated into Englishe by Christopher Rosdell preacher. Whereunto is added a necessarie table for the better and more readie finding out of certayne principall matters conteyned in this worke
London: printed by Thomas Dawson for John Harison and George Bishop, 1583London: printed by Thomas Dawson for Iohn Harison and George Bishop, 1583
Title page typeset from the transcription.
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 Papal Bishops not the successors of the Apostles. chap. 1. 1. Papists brag themselves for Christians without the spirit of Christ. chap. 8. 9. Papists contend there is no sin in the regenerate. chap. 7. 7. Papists whence they prove their merits. cha. 10. 5. The patience of the faithful what it should be. chap. 15. 4. What patience is to be praised. cha. 15. 4. Patience an inseparable companion of faith. chap. 8. 25. Patience how it worketh trial. chap. 5. 4. Patience necessarily followeth hope. cha. 8. 25. Patience necessary for the faithful cha. 2. 7. & 8, 18. & 12. 19. Paul a true Apostle of Christ. chap. 1. 1. Paul prayed continually. cha. 1. 9. Paul a true worshipper of God. cha. 1, 9. Paul a true Israelite. cha. 11. 1. Paul subject to divers reproaches. cha. 15. 30. The perfection of the faithful what it is. chap. 7. 25, and 8. 5. Popish satisfactions overthrown. chap. 4. 6. Prayer continual. chap. 12. 12. Prayer necessary for the Godly. cha, 15. 31. What prayers be acceptable to God. cha. 8. 27. True prayer what it is. cha. 8. 27. and 10. 14. Prayer unto dead Saints whence it is established. cha. 15. 30. Preaching of the Gospel ought to be greatly esteemed, cha. 10. 15. Preaching of the Gospel an acceptable service to God. cha. 1. 9. Preposterous lust how execrable it is. cha. 1. 26. Pretertence for the present tense. chap. 8. 30. Pretertence for the future. cha. 10, 20. The prerogative of the faithful. cha. 1. 8. Pride must be avoided, chap. 12. 16. The profitings of the faithful. cha. 1. 17. Who are proud, cha. 1. 28.
P Papal Bishops not the successours of the Apostles. chap. 1. 1. Papists brag themselues for Christians without the spirite of Christ. chap. 8. 9. Papists contend there is no sinne in the regenerate. chap. 7. 7. Papistes whence they proue their merites. cha. 10. 5. The patience of the faithful what it should be. chap. 15. 4. What patience is to be praysed. cha. 15. 4. Patience an inseparable companion of faith. chap. 8. 25. Patience how it woorketh triall. chap. 5. 4. Patience necessarily followeth hope. cha. 8. 25. Patience necessarie for the faithful cha. 2. 7. & 8, 18. & 12. 19. Paule a true Apostle of Christ. chap. 1. 1. Paule prayed continually. cha. 1. 9. Paule a true worshipper of God. cha. 1, 9. Paule a true Israelite. cha. 11. 1. Paule subiect to diuers reproches. cha. 15. 30. The perfection of the faythful what it is. chap. 7. 25, and 8. 5. Popish satisfactions ouerthrowen. chap. 4. 6. Prayer continual. chap. 12. 12. Prayer necessary for the Godly. cha, 15. 31. What prayers be acceptable to God. cha. 8. 27. True prayer what it is. cha. 8. 27. and 10. 14. Prayer vnto dead Saints whence it is established. cha. 15. 30. Preaching of the Gospel ought to be greatly esteemed, cha. 10. 15. Preaching of the Gospel an acceptable seruice to God. cha. 1. 9. Preposterous lust how execrable it is. cha. 1. 26. Pretertence for the presentence. chap. 8. 30. Pretertence for the future. cha. 10, 20. The prerogatiue of the faithful. cha. 1. 8. Pride must be auoyded, chap. 12. 16. The profitinges of the faithful. cha. 1. 17. Who are proude, cha. 1. 28.