In what taking they be, which follow their own fancies in cases of Religion.
444. b 10.20.30.40
How we must be affected against them that fall a defacing of Religion.
541 b 50.60
The inconvenience that followeth those mens thinking that hold it too excessive rigour to put the troublers and perverters of Religion to death.
540. a 10
Of resembling divers fashions of the heathen in Religion, and the inconvenience thereof.
523. a 10.20.30.40.
Of diverse that can mock & scorn at popish superstitions, who notwithstanding have no Religion in them.
493. a 20.30.40
A summary of Christian Religion and in what points the same consisteth.
489. a 20.30.40.50.60
A riddance of all things that may turn us from pure Religion must be made as it is Gods will.
491. a all. & b 30.546. b 10
Whereof the corruption of Gods Religion, that is to be seen in the popedom, did spring.
249. b 50.60.
That revolters from the true Religion of God are to be punished.
654. a 10
What turned Jeroboam from the true Religion of God.
364. b 10.20.30
A charge to every particular person: that we must not suffer any filthiness to be mingled with pure Religion.
492. b 30.40.50
It •ooteth not greatly to have abolished idols, except pure Religion be set up in stead thereof.
493. a 40. b 20
What will become of us if we corrupt Gods service, or alter his Religion.
404. a 40.50.134. a 20
If Religion be true and good, it is not new nor devised in our time. 489 a 10 What true Religion is, & what it is no•
read page 486. a 30
Of certain despisers of Religion worse than papists.
1165. a 20.30
Against such as would not have Religion to come in judgement nor any fault committed against the first table.
634. b 50
Touching the knowledge of true Religion the Jews were utterly unexcusable, and why.
1132. all.
A supposed speech of ignorant folk touching the alteration of Religion.
32. a 10
Of the antiquity of Christian and popish Religion.
1129. b 50.60.1130. all, 1041. b all, 1042. a all. Look Service of God.
In what taking they be, which followe their owne fansies in cases of Religion.
444. b 10.20.30.40
How we must be affected against them that fall a defacing of Religion.
541 b 50.60
The inconuenience that followeth those mens thinking that hold it too excessiue rigor to put the troublers and peruerters of Religion to death.
540. a 10
Of resembling diuers fashions of the heathen in Religion, and the inconuenience thereof.
523. a 10.20.30.40.
Of diuerse that can mocke & scorne at popish superstitions, who notwithstanding haue no Religion in them.
493. a 20.30.40
A summarie of Christian Religion and in what pointes the same consisteth.
489. a 20.30.40.50.60
A riddance of all things that may turne vs from pure Religion must be made as it is Gods will.
491. a all. & b 30.546. b 10
Whereof the corruption of Gods Religion, that is to be seen in the popedome, did spring.
249. b 50.60.
That reuolters from the true Religion of God are to be punished.
654. a 10
What turned Ieroboam from the true Religion of God.
364. b 10.20.30
A charge to euery particular person: that we must not suffer any filthines to be mingled with pure Religion.
492. b 30.40.50
It •ooteth not greatly to haue abolished idols, except pure Religion be set vp in steede thereof.
493. a 40. b 20
What will become of vs if wee corrupt Gods seruice, or alter his Religion.
404. a 40.50.134. a 20
If Religion be true and good, it is not new nor deuised in our time. 489 a 10 What true Religion is, & what it is no•
read page 486. a 30
Of certaine despisers of Religion worse than papists.
1165. a 20.30
Against such as would not haue Religion to come in iudgement nor any fault committed against the first table.
634. b 50
Touching the knowledge of true Religion the Iewes were vtterly vnexcusable, and why.
1132. all.
A supposed speech of ignorant folke touching the alteration of Religion.
32. a 10
Of the antiquitie of Christian and popish Religion.
1129. b 50.60.1130. all, 1041. b all, 1042. a all. Looke Seruice of God.
