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…

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. ⟨image 130⟩Church. Church government must be squared according to Gods commandment. 5.4. Gods care is always alike to his Church. 11.35. Civill. To teach civill righteousness without faith: is a profane philosophy. 6.11. Coming of Christ. The nearer Christs coming approacheth, the more should we endeavour to bring home the strayed sheep. 10.25. Conscience. Peace of conscience can never be highly esteemed of till we know the disquietness thereof. 7.2. Conversion. The converted ought to procure the conversion of others. 10.24. Covetousness. Distrust, the root of covetousness. 13.5. Creatures. None of the creatures appertain unto us, till we appertain unto God. 2.5. All the right we have to the creatures is in Christ. 2.5. Curious questions are to be avoided. 11.5. Cross. See 5.8. Christ was consecrated into his office of Priesthood by the cross. 5.8. He that flies the cross renounceth his child's part. 12.7. See 12.12.

C Catechisme. The points of Catechisme vsed in the Primitiue Church. 6.1. Call. Hee will neuer call vpon God in trueth, that hath not a taste of his goodnes. 11.6. Calling. The calling of the faithfull only secured vnder Christs wings. 3.1. Christ would not runne before he had receiued a calling. 5.4. Canaan. Why the Iewes desired so much to enter into the land of Canaan. 4.8. Cause. No other cause of our saluation but Gods free mercie. 6.10. The cause of errours and superstitiōs in the church. 13.9. Christ. All our right to the creatures consists in Christ. 2.5. Christ must not be the lesse esteemed because he willingly abased himselfe. 2.10. Christ would not runne before he was sent. 5.4. Christ stroue with the curse of God, and with hell it selfe, and ouercame them. 5.7. Christ with all that he hath is ours. 7.25. Christ alone is sufficient to fulfil whatsoeuer God requires. 10.10. He shall neuer finde God, to whom the man Christ is not the way. 10.19. Faith must content it selfe in Christ alone. 11.6. Christ allowes no souldiers in his battels that loue their ease. 12.4. The crie of Christs blood alwaies heard. 12.24.