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A commentary on the whole Epistle to the Hebrews. By M. John Calvin. Translated…A commentarie on the vvhole Epistle to the Hebrevves. By M. Iohn Caluin. Translated…
A commentary on the whole Epistle to the Hebrews. By M. John Calvin. Translated out of FrenchA commentarie on the vvhole Epistle to the Hebrevves. By M. Iohn Caluin. Translated out of French
London: printed by Felix Kingston for Arthur Johnson, 1605London: printed by Felix Kingston for Arthur Iohnson, 1605
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B Beginning. It is not enough to make good beginnings only. 34. See chap. 6.1. Blood. The blood of beasts purified Sacramentally; Christs blood really. 9.13. Nothing we do acceptable before God, till we be purged by the blood of Christ. 9.14. God cannot be sought nor served of us, till faith apprehend Christs blood. 9.19. Faith must see the promises ⟨image 130⟩written in our hearts with the blood of Christ. 9.20. The frivolous distinction of the Papists between a bloody and unbloody sacrifice. 9.26. Body. Christs body is the temple in which his father dwells. 9.11. Brethren. Christ doth us no small honour in calling us his brethren. 2.11. A commendable thing for the Saints to call one another by the name of brother. 13.2
B Beginning. It is not enough to make good beginnings onely. 34. See chap. 6.1. Blood. The blood of beasts purified Sacramentally; Christs blood really. 9.13. Nothing we doe acceptable before God, till wee bee purged by the blood of Christ. 9.14. God cannot bee sought nor serued of vs, till faith apprehend Christs blood. 9.19. Faith must see the promises ⟨image 130⟩written in our hearts with the blood of Christ. 9.20. The friuolous distinction of the Papists betweene a bloodie and vnbloodie sacrifice. 9.26. Bodie. Christs bodie is the temple in which his father dwels. 9.11. Brethren. Christ doth vs no small honour in calling vs his brethren. 2.11. A commendable thing for the Saints to call one another by the name of brother. 13.2
C Catechism. The points of Catechism used in the Primitive Church. 6.1. Call. He will never call upon God in trueth, that hath not a taste of his goodness. 11.6. Calling. The calling of the faithful only secured under Christs wings. 3.1. Christ would not run before he had received a calling. 5.4. Canaan. Why the Jews desired so much to enter into the land of Canaan. 4.8. Cause. No other cause of our salvation but Gods free mercy. 6.10. The cause of errors and superstitions in the church. 13.9. Christ. All our right to the creatures consists in Christ. 2.5. Christ must not be the less esteemed because he willingly abased himself. 2.10. Christ would not run before he was sent. 5.4. Christ strove with the curse of God, and with hell it self, and overcame them. 5.7. Christ with all that he hath is ours. 7.25. Christ alone is sufficient to fulfil whatsoever God requires. 10.10. He shall never find God, to whom the man Christ is not the way. 10.19. Faith must content it self in Christ alone. 11.6. Christ allows no soldiers in his battles that love their ease. 12.4. The cry of Christs blood always heard. 12.24.