A17698:4880
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.
Ceremonies. That God esteemeth of Ceremonies, and in what respects he will have them maintained. 660. b 10.20. &c. Unto what pattern all the Ceremonies of the law had respect. 1200. a 10 Of diverse papistical Ceremonies derived from the law. 919. a 40.50 All the Ceremonies of the Papists are nothing but delusions of Satan. 1245. a 50.60 The necessary use of Ceremonies among the Jews, and also among the Christians. 894. a all, & b 10 Of diverse superstitious Ceremonies wherein the papists do apishly imitate the Jews. 628. b 10.20. &c. All the Ceremonies that we have serve but for our infirmity. 599. b 40.50 In what respect God esteemeth Ceremonies but as toys and trifles. 597. b 50.60 598. a 10 That the preaching of the Jewish Ceremonies unto us, though they were but figures, &c. is not more than needeth. 555. b 40.50 What is to be required, or else all our Ceremonies to Godward are to no purpose. 561. b 50. We will needs have Ceremonies to con tent God withal, & to discharge our duty towards him. 561. a 60. & b 10. &c. Ceremonies in the time of the law including certain prohibitions from cruelty. 560. a 60. & b 20 The Jews were diligent in observing the Ceremonies, but negligent in performing the substance of them. 579. b 50.60. & 580. a 10 How far forth we ought to use Ceremonies. 562. a 10 Ceremonies without instruction are condemned of God, & why. 598▪ a 30.40.50 Of popish Ceremonies, & why the wretched world is ravished at them. 598. a 10.30.40 God is now contented with a few ceremonies, & what those be. 505. a 30 Reasons why God gave his people so many laws, rules & Ceremonies at their going into the land of Canaan. 503. a 10.20 The signification & meaning of diverse Ceremonies used in the temple. b all. Why God listed not to give the Jews the Ceremonies at the first, in such manner as they be set down in Leviticus, but reserved them a long time. 503. a 50.60 Why God hath now abolished the ceremonies of the law that were of his own appointing. 505. a 20 All the Ceremonies of the Law had some certain use, & whereto they served. 299. b 10 God ordained not the Ceremonies without further consideration of some reason in them. 299. a 40.50.60 Why Gods will was to teach his people humility by visible signs & outward Ceremonies. 425. b 20.30 Why we use the Ceremonies of putting off our caps & lifting up our hands in praying. 497.
Ceremonies. That God esteemeth of Ceremonies, and in what respects he wil haue thē maintained. 660. b 10.20. &c. Vnto what paterne all the Ceremonies of the law had respect. 1200. a 10 Of diuerse papisticall Ceremonies deriued from the law. 919. a 40.50 All the Ceremonies of the Papistes are nothing but delusions of Sathan. 1245. a 50.60 The necessarie vse of Ceremonies among the Iewes, and also among the Christians. 894. a all, & b 10 Of diuerse superstitious Ceremonies wherin the papistes doe apishly imitate the Iewes. 628. b 10.20. &c. All the Ceremonies that we haue serue but for our infirmitie. 599. b 40.50 In what respect God esteemeth Ceremonies but as toyes and trifles. 597. b 50.60 598. a 10 That the preaching of the Iewish Ceremonies vnto vs, though they were but figures, &c. is not more than needeth. 555. b 40.50 What is to bee required, or else all our Ceremonies to Godward are to no purpose. 561. b 50. We wil needes haue Ceremonies to cō tent God withall, & to discharge our dutie towards him. 561. a 60. & b 10. &c. Ceremonies in the time of the law including certeine prohibitions from crueltie. 560. a 60. & b 20 The Iewes were diligent in obseruing the Ceremonies, but negligent in performing the substance of them. 579. b 50.60. & 580. a 10 How farre foorth we ought to vse Ceremonies. 562. a 10 Ceremonies without instruction are condemned of God, & why. 598 a 30.40.50 Of popish Ceremonies, & why the wretched world is rauished at them. 598. a 10.30.40 God is now contented with a few ceremonies, & what those be. 505. a 30 Reasons why God gaue his people so manie lawes, rules & Ceremonies at their going into the lande of Chanaan. 503. a 10.20 The signification & meaning of diuerse Ceremonies vsed in the temple. b all. Why God listed not to giue the Iewes the Ceremonies at the first, in such maner as they be set downe in Leuiticus, but reserued them a long time. 503. a 50.60 Why God hath now abolished the ceremonies of the lawe that were of his owne appointing. 505. a 20 All the Ceremonies of the Lawe had some certeine vse, & whereto they serued. 299. b 10 God ordeined not ye Ceremonies without further consideration of some reason in them. 299. a 40.50.60 Why Gods will was to teach his people humilitie by visible signes & outward Ceremonies. 425. b 20.30 Why we vse the Ceremonies of putting off our caps & lifting vp our handes in praying. 497.