A17698:4827
Sermons upon Deuteronomy
The sermons of M. John Calvin upon the fifth book of Moses called Deuteronomy faithfully gathered word for word as he preached them in open pulpit; together with a preface of the ministers of the Church of Geneva, and an admonishment made by the deacons there. Also there are annexed two profitable tables, the one containing the chief matters; the other the places of Scripture herein alleged. Translated out of French by Arthur Golding.The sermons of M. Iohn Caluin vpon the fifth booke of Moses called Deuteronomie faithfully gathered word for word as he preached them in open pulpet; together with a preface of the ministers of the Church of Geneua, and an admonishment made by the deacons there. Also there are annexed two profitable tables, the one containing the chiefe matters; the other the places of Scripture herein alledged. Translated out of French by Arthur Golding.
London: printed by Henry Middleton for George Bishop, 1583
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.
Blessings That the Infidels, can take no profit by Gods Blessings, though they be poured upon them never so largely and why. 955. a 40.50 What kind of instructions Gods Blessings ought to be unto us. 65. b 50 Though God bestowed his Blessings upon the Moabites and the Ammonites, yet were they never the better for it, and why. 68. b 60. and 69. a 10 To what end God sendeth us his Blessings. 247. b 20 What will make us enjoy Gods earthly Blessings to our welfare. 69. a 10.20.30 It is no hurt at all to us though God cut off the Blessings of this present life from us. 51. a 10 What be the Blessings of God on the children of the faithful. 190. b 10.20.30 To what end the Blessings of God upon us do serve. 291. a 10.20 The Blessings that Jacob and Moses gave the twelve tribes were prophesies. 1212. b 10. & a 20.30.40 The Blessings which Moses giveth to the tribes of Israel. 1193. a 10.20 Laying on of hands, a sign used in all solemn Blessings. 1244. a 30.40 Why God, to win us unto him, beginneth with Blessings & not with cursings. 961. a 60.962. a 10 How Gods Blessings joined with his threatenings served the better to bring back the Jews to God. 1049. a 10.20.30 Read the 154. and 155. sermons how God entreateth his people by Blessings or promises. Howe we must answer Amen to the Blessings of God. 487. a 60. & b 10 We must answer Amen willingly, when the Lord behighteth us his Blessings 487. a 40.60 A commemoration or rehearsal of the Blessings that God uttered to the people of the Jews. 486. b 30.40 The cause why God withdraweth his Blessings from us. 519. a 50.60. & b 10 By what means we neglect Gods Blessings, and might otherwise enjoy the same. 324. b 20.30.40.50 By what vain toys we have purchased Blessings in the Popedom. 806. a 20.30 Howe the twelve tribes were divided and the Levites in the midst, while Blessings and cursings were uttered of either side. 922. b 60. & 923. a 10 Of the Blessings of God, and that they are conditional. 923. b 20.30 The diverse and manifold Blessings of God particularly repeated to them that keep his commandments, read the 153 and 154 sermons. The cause why God interlaceth his Blessings with so many afflictions. 947. b 20.30.40 The manifold ways whereby even the faithful are deprived of Gods Blessings. 947. a 60.
Blessinges That the Infidels, canne take no profit by Gods Blessinges, though they be powred vpō them neuer so largely and why. 955. a 40.50 What kinde of instructions Gods Blessings ought to be vnto vs. 65. b 50 Though God bestowed his Blessinges vpon the Moabites and the Ammonits, yet were they neuer the better for it, and why. 68. b 60. and 69. a 10 To what ende God sendeth vs his Blessinges. 247. b 20 What will make vs enioye Gods earthly Blessings to our welfare. 69. a 10.20.30 It is no hurt at al to vs though God cut off the Blessings of this present life from vs. 51. a 10 What be the Blessinges of God on the children of the faithfull. 190. b 10.20.30 To what end the Blessinges of God vpon vs do serue. 291. a 10.20 The Blessinges that Iacob and Moses gaue the twelue tribes were prophesies. 1212. b 10. & a 20.30.40 The Blessinges which Moses giueth to the tribes of Israell. 1193. a 10.20 Laying on of handes, a signe vsed in all solemne Blessings. 1244. a 30.40 Why God, to winne vs vnto him, beginneth with Blessings & not with curssings. 961. a 60.962. a 10 How Gods Blessinges ioyned with his threatninges serued the better to bring backe the Iewes to God. 1049. a 10.20.30 Reade the 154. and 155. sermons howe God intreateth his people by Blessings or promises. Howe wee must aunswere Amen to the Blessings of God. 487. a 60. & b 10 We must answere Amen willingly, whē the Lord behighteth vs his Blessings 487. a 40.60 A commemoration or rehearsall of the Blessinges that God vttered to the people of the Iewes. 486. b 30.40 The cause why God withdraweth his Blessings from vs. 519. a 50.60. & b 10 By what meanes we neglect Gods Blessings, and might otherwise enioy the same. 324. b 20.30.40.50 By what vaine toies we haue purchased Blessinges in the Popedome. 806. a 20.30 Howe the twelue tribes were diuided and the Leuites in the midst, while Blessings and cursings were vttered of either side. 922. b 60. & 923. a 10 Of the Blessings of God, and that they are conditionall. 923. b 20.30 The diuerse and manifolde Blessinges of God particularly repeated to thē that keepe his cōmandementes, read the 153 and 154 sermons. The cause why God interlaceth his Blessinges with so many afflictions. 947. b 20.30.40 The manifold wayes whereby euen the faithfull are depriued of Gods Blessings. 947. a 60.