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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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S Sacrament. The blood of beasts purged sacramentally. 9.13. The word and Sacrament ⟨image 133⟩must go together. 9.20. The Exposition of the word, the life and soul of the sacrament. 9.20. Sacrifice. Christs sacrifice absolutely perfect. 7.27. See 9.14. Christs sacrifice absolutely perfect from the beginning. 9.26. Thankfulness Gods chiefest sacrifice. 13.15. No sacrifice acceptable unto God but in Christ. 13.15. See chap. 11.4. Three kinds of sacrifices. 13.16. Salvation. The Jews and Gentiles have but one means of salvation, as touching the substance. 10.1. Sanctuary. The Sanctuary earthly, and how. 9.1. Scripture. What mark we must aim at, if we mean to profit in the Scriptures. 13.9. Seek. The means how to seek God. 11.6. Shadows. We have no such need of shadows now as the Jews had. 4.8. Schism. The chief cause of all Schisms. 10.25. Similitude. A similitude setting forth the difference between the law and the Gospel. 10.1. Sin. How sin is said to be destroyed. 9.26. Sorrow. The taste of heavenly riches takes away the sorrow for loss of the earthly. 10.34. Souls. God is the father as well of the soul as the body. 12.9. The souls of the faithful live with God after they be departed hence. 12.23. Strangers. No inheritance for us in heaven, unless we count our selves strangers on earth. 11.16.
S Sacrament. The blood of beasts purged sacramentally. 9.13. The word and Sacrament ⟨image 133⟩must goe together. 9.20. The Exposition of the word, the life and soule of the sacrament. 9.20. Sacrifice. Christs sacrifice absolutely perfect. 7.27. See 9.14. Christs sacrifice absolutely perfect from the beginning. 9.26. Thankfulnesse Gods cheifest sacrifice. 13.15. No sacrifice acceptable vnto God but in Christ. 13.15. See chap. 11.4. Three kinds of sacrifices. 13.16. Saluation. The Iewes and Gentiles haue but one meanes of saluation, as touching the substance. 10.1. Sanctuarie. The Sanctuarie earthly, and how. 9.1. Scripture. What marke wee must aime at, if we meane to profit in the Scriptures. 13.9. Seeke. The meanes how to seeke God. 11.6. Shadowes. Wee haue no such neede of shadows now as the Iews had. 4.8. Schisme. The chiefe cause of all Schismes. 10.25. Similitude. A similitude setting forth the difference betweene the law and the Gospel. 10.1. Sinne. How sinne is said to be destroyed. 9.26. Sorrowe. The taste of heuenly riches takes away the sorrow for losse of the earthly. 10.34. Soules. God is the father as well of the soule as the bodie. 12.9. The soules of the faithfull liue with God after they be departed hence. 12.23. Strangers. No inheritance for vs in heauen, vnlesse we count our selues strangers on earth. 11.16.