A17698:5069
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.
Doctrine. What we have to do when any Doctrine is to be followed. 118. b 10 What we must do, if we intend to profit well in Gods Doctrine. 422. b 60. & 423. a 10 Excellent Doctrine upon this point, Every of us must teach his children to walk in the fear of God. 129. a 30.40. &c. & b 10.20.30.40. What we have to understand whensoever there is any sharpness or vehemency in the Doctrine that is preached unto us in Gods name. 370. a 50.60 The Doctrine that God sendeth down to us should stand us in no stead, unless he added a second grace: Read how. 252. a 60. & b 10 In what sort we ought to receive the Doctrine of the Gospel. 256. a 40.50 The Doctrine of a Pope applied to married folk, that they which are in the flesh cannot please God. 228. b 50.60. and the absurd sequels of that doctrine. 229. a 10. &c. The law of God is a full and perfect Doctrine, wherein there wanteth nothing. 111. a 10 God setteth us down a Doctrine of practise, and not of knowledge only. 111. a 20. & 179. a 10 The papists Doctrine that men must always hang in doubt, noted. 88. a 20.30.40 That the Doctrine which is set forth in the name of God serveth for all ages. 9. a 40 God will not have men to dally with his Doctrine, and why the same was given us. 118. b 60. & 119. a 10 What we have to learn by that where Moses wisheth that his Doctrine might flow like rain that moisteneth the grass. 1104. all, 1105. all. Touching the Doctrine of God preached and taught, and our little profiting: Read page. 1173. a all. Of the Doctrine of Popery, & whence the same hath been taken. 1206. b 40.50.60 Howe the Doctrine of God is despised and scorned. 119. a 40.50.60 Of the Doctrine of Gods favour testified in the scriptures, and of a sort of people that profit but little thereby, and why? 1024. all. Most comfortable Doctrine for the faithful when they are visited sharply by the hand of God. 1008. all. An instruction for us that do but pickle as it were on the Doctrine of God. 6. a. 30 That such as give themselves to over-much curiosity, do pervert the Doctrine of God, and falsely abuse it, and how? 1018. a 10.20 Why Moses made a rehearsal of all the Doctrine that he had preached in forty years space. &c. 5. a 50.60.6. a 10.20 That the Doctrine of Gods law and his Gospel should be common. 922. a all. The Papists Doctrine of joint working with God, reproved.
Doctrine. What we haue to doe when any Doctrine is to be followed. 118. b 10 What we must doe, if we intend to profite well in Gods Doctrine. 422. b 60. & 423. a 10 Excellent Doctrine vpon this point, Euerie of vs must teach his children to walke in the feare of God. 129. a 30.40. &c. & b 10.20.30.40. What we haue to vnderstand whensoeuer there is any sharpenesse or vehemencie in the Doctrine that is preached vnto vs in Gods name. 370. a 50.60 The Doctrine that God sendeth downe to vs shoulde stande vs in no steede, vnlesse hee added a seconde grace: Reade howe. 252. a 60. & b 10 In what sort wee ought to receiue the Doctrine of the Gospel. 256. a 40.50 The Doctrine of a Pope applyed to maried folke, that they which are in the flesh cannot please God. 228. b 50.60. and the absurde sequeles of that doctrine. 229. a 10. &c. The law of God is a full and perfite Doctrine, wherein there wanteth nothing. 111. a 10 God setteth vs downe a Doctrine of practise, and not of knowledge only. 111. a 20. & 179. a 10 The papistes Doctrine that men must alwayes hang in doubt, noted. 88. a 20.30.40 That the Doctrine which is set foorth in the name of God serueth for all ages. 9. a 40 God will not haue men to dallie with his Doctrine, and why the same was giuen vs. 118. b 60. & 119. a 10 What we haue to learne by that where Moses wisheth that his Doctrine might flowe like raine that moysteneth the grasse. 1104. all, 1105. all. Touching the Doctrine of God preached and taught, and our little profiting: Reade page. 1173. a all. Of the Doctrine of Poperie, & whence the same hath beene taken. 1206. b 40.50.60 Howe the Doctrine of God is despised and scorned. 119. a 40.50.60 Of the Doctrine of Gods fauour testified in the scriptures, and of a sort of people that profite but little thereby, and why? 1024. all. Most comfortable Doctrine for the faithfull when they are visited sharplie by the hande of God. 1008. all. An instruction for vs that doe but pickle as it were on the Doctrine of God. 6. a. 30 That such as giue themselues to ouer-much curiositie, doo peruert the Doctrine of God, and falsely abuse it, and how? 1018. a 10.20 Why Moses made a rehearsall of all the Doctrine that hee had preached in fortie yeares space. &c. 5. a 50.60.6. a 10.20 That the Doctrine of Gods lawe and his Gospel shoulde be common. 922. a all. The Papists Doctrine of ioyntworking with God, reprooued.