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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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O Obedience. Our obedience chiefly appears in the denial of our selves. 5.8. Objection. An objection of the Papists answered, wherein they say they offer not another sacrifice, &c. 10.2. Offer. None fit to offer Christ but himself. 10.18. Offices. Two offices of Christ. 3.1. Opportunity. It is dangerous to neglect opportunity. 3.13. Oath. It is lawful to take an oath. 6.16.
O Obedience. Our obedience chiefly appeares in the deniall of our selues. 5.8. Obiection. An obiection of the Papists answered, wherein they say they offer not another sacrifice, &c. 10.2. Offer. None fit to offer Christ but himselfe. 10.18. Offices. Two offices of Christ. 3.1. Opportunitie. It is dangerous to neglect opportunitie. 3.13. Oath. It is lawful to take an oath. 6.16.
P Pastor. The care of a good Pastor. 4.1. We must learn to discern true Pastors from false. 13.17. Pardon. Who they be that are excluded from hope of pardon. 6.4. Patriarchs. chap. 11.13. Patience. The necessity of patience. 10.36. Peace. We have peace both in life and in death, &c. 2.15. In what sense the Hebrews usually take this word Peace. 7.2. We must strive to keep peace with men, &c. 12.14 We shall never keep peace except we take pains to pursue it. 12.14. Person. A mans person must be excepted, &c. 11.4. Perseverance. Perseverance in well doing is a virtue thin sown. 6.10. Petitions. God often grants our petitions ⟨image 133⟩when he seems to deny them. 5.7. Plerophoria. 6.11. Poor. When we invite the poor to our houses, in them we give entertainment to Christ. 13.2. Prayer. Christs prayer heard though he suffered death. 5.7. Prayer ought to be fervent. 5.7. How to pray with fruit. 8.3. Prayers. All prayers that depend not on Christs intercession are rejected. 7.26. Preaching. Preaching must not be contemned, and why. 4.12. see 4.2. Preaching hath a double use. Pride. The end of threatenings is to beat down the pride of the flesh, &c. 6.5. Promise. No faith without a promise. 4.2. Gods promise, the only object of faith. 10.23. Promises. That is the true saith which hears God speak and rests upon the promises. 11.11. The promises profit us nothing, &c. 9.20.