180. b 50. To what end it was given. 179. a 10. 302. a 40. How to know whether we have profited in it or no.
266. b 40.
Of the moral Law and the Law of the Gospel, and to whom they do belong.
563. a 30
⟨image 644⟩How Gods law is not to be restrained to outward deeds. 221. a 20.30. Why it cannot make us righteous. 301. b 10. Why God would that the kings of his people the Jews should have a copy of it. 649. a 20.30. &c. 650. a 30.40. Why Moses gave it generally. 126. b 30.40. It was not invented at the pleasure of men, how then. 299. b 30. How the keeping thereof sent the Jews back to the grace of Christ: read that place 302. a 20. What it bringeth of it self, & what again in respect of us. 483. a 50. Why it was ratified by miracles.
674. a 10.
What day of the month the Law was given to the Jews. 610. b 40.50. How it is a dead letter, and a letter that killeth. 610. b 60. & 611. a 10. Not the outward form, but the substance thereof must be observed. 579. b 20.30.40.50. It frayeth us more than the Gospel, and why. 254. b 40.50.60. & 255. a 10. Our keeping thereof doeth not advantage him at all.
128. a 40.
God in his Law respecteth not our ability but our duty. 945. b 50. Why God wrote it in two tables rather than in one. 251. a 60. and b 10. What kind of execution thereof God requireth at our hands. 262. b 10. What kind of looking glass and key it is. 436. b 10. The difficulty and hardness of fulfilling the same. 435. b all. How Moses endeavoureth to magnify it, and to what intent.
455. b 50.60
Against such as held that there is no more need of the Law & the Prophets. 463. a 30.40.50. A double use of the Law, practise it. 266. b 10. Howe it cometh to pass, that God should procure our welfare by it, and yet notwithstanding we receive nothing but harm thereby. 436. b 10.20.30. The mean how to fulfil the same aright. 434. b 10.20.30. &. 693. b 50.694. a 20. Why there is such a battle between it & mens lusts. 244. b 20.30. Saint Paul presupposeth that it is unpossible: this maketh against the Papists:
245. a 20.30.40.50
That God in his Law speaketh like a Judge, not like a father. 946. b 20. No man hath satisfied the same, & therefore all are condemned. 940. a 10.20.30. Of the common saying, that it is not unpossible. 938. b 10. Whereto the same doeth serve, & why the same is given us.
687.
180. b 50. To what end it was giuen. 179. a 10. 302. a 40. How to know whether wee haue profited in it or no.
266. b 40.
Of the morall Law and the Law of the Gospel, and to whome they doe belong.
563. a 30
⟨image 644⟩How Gods lawe is not to be restrained to outward deeds. 221. a 20.30. Why it cannot make vs righteous. 301. b 10. Why God would that the kings of his people the Iewes should haue a copie of it. 649. a 20.30. &c. 650. a 30.40. Why Moses gaue it generally. 126. b 30.40. It was not inuented at the pleasure of men, how then. 299. b 30. How the keeping thereof sent the Iewes backe to the grace of Christ: read that place 302. a 20. What it bringeth of it selfe, & what againe in respect of vs. 483. a 50. Why it was ratified by miracles.
674. a 10.
What day of the moneth the Lawe was giuen to the Iewes. 610. b 40.50. How it is a dead letter, and a letter that killeth. 610. b 60. & 611. a 10. Not the outward forme, but the substāce thereof must be obserued. 579. b 20.30.40.50. It frayeth vs more than the Gospell, and why. 254. b 40.50.60. & 255. a 10. Our keeping thereof doeth not aduantage him at all.
128. a 40.
God in his Lawe respecteth not our abilitie but our duetie. 945. b 50. Why God wrote it in two tables rather than in one. 251. a 60. and b 10. What kinde of execution thereof God requireth at our handes. 262. b 10. What kinde of looking glasse and keye it is. 436. b 10. The difficultie and hardnesse of fulfilling the same. 435. b all. How Moses endeuoureth to magnifie it, and to what intent.
455. b 50.60
Against such as helde that there is no more neede of the Lawe & the Prophets. 463. a 30.40.50. A double vse of the Lawe, practise it. 266. b 10. Howe it commeth to passe, that God should procure our welfare by it, and yet notwithstanding wee receiue nothing but harme thereby. 436. b 10.20.30. The meane how to fulfill the same aright. 434. b 10.20.30. &. 693. b 50.694. a 20. Why there is such a battell betweene it & mens lustes. 244. b 20.30. Saint Paul presupposeth that it is vnpossible: this maketh against the Papistes:
245. a 20.30.40.50
That God in his Lawe speaketh like a Iudge, not like a father. 946. b 20. No man hath satisfied the same, & therefore all are condemned. 940. a 10.20.30. Of the common saying, that it is not vnpossible. 938. b 10. Whereto the same doeth serue, & why the same is giuen vs.
687.
