A17698:5908
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.
Serve God. Into what inconvenience they fall, that Serve God after their own fancy. 492. a 20 After what manner God prepareth us to Serve him. 112. b 20. Whi• we must first know Gods grace and goodness, before we can Serve him. 275. a 50.60. There is none other mean to Serve God than with lowliness. 210. a 40. In seeking to Serve God, we must have an eye always to his promises. 924. a 60. & b 10. What is the way for us to Serve God to his own liking. 940. b 40.50.60.491. a 10.209. b 10.201. b 10.287. b 10 207. a 50.60.290. b 60.159. a 10.200. a 10.202. a 30.309. a 10.243. b 40.50.331. b 40.50.60 The payment of all such as cannot find in their hearts to Serve God quietly. 153. b 10 We cannot Serve God undefiledlie: read the reasons prohibiting. 200. b 10.20.30 Why God would have us to Serve him. 111. b 10.153. a 10.20 We must Serve God with a free courage and without enforcement or constraint: read that place. 551. a 10.20.30 How we overshoot our selves, and cannot Serve God, when men be against us. 331. b 20 Nature driveth men to Serve God. 182. a 40 Why we must not Serve God after our own fashion and rude manner. 497. b 60 Of such as Serve God for fear of being damned. 275. a 60 The cause why God promiseth reward to such as Serve him. 174. b 40.518. a 30.193. b 20 Howe strictly we are bound to Serve God, and also provoked thereunto: read advisedly page 268. b 30.40.50 The flattering of our selves is the cause that we Serve not God so earnestly as is requisite: read how. 274. a 20.30.40 Of three sorts of people which Serve God in outward show. 962. a 10.20 Howe God will keep touch with us if we Serve him. 295. a 20. The wellspring of all evil is the not knowing what God we should Serve 471. b. 40. We live to none other end than to Serve God 118. a 10. What is the first entrance to Serve god aright 388. a 30. The order which God keepeth in exhorting us to Serve him is to be marked: read that place. 360. b 50.60 How we may be lead by love to Serve God. 275. b 10.20
Serue God. Into what inconuenience they fall, that Serue God after their owne fansie. 492. a 20 After what manner God prepareth vs to Serue him. 112. b 20. Whi• wee must first knowe Gods grace and goodnes, before wee can Serue him. 275. a 50.60. There is none other meane to Serue God than with lowlinesse. 210. a 40. In seeking to Serue God, wee must haue an eye alwayes to his promises. 924. a 60. & b 10. What is the way for vs to Serue God to his owne liking. 940. b 40.50.60.491. a 10.209. b 10.201. b 10.287. b 10 207. a 50.60.290. b 60.159. a 10.200. a 10.202. a 30.309. a 10.243. b 40.50.331. b 40.50.60 The payment of all such as cannot finde in their heartes to Serue God quietlie. 153. b 10 Wee cannot Serue God vndefiledlie: reade the reasons prohibiting. 200. b 10.20.30 Why God would haue vs to Serue him. 111. b 10.153. a 10.20 We must Serue God with a free courage and without inforcement or constraint: reade that place. 551. a 10.20.30 How we ouershoot our selues, and cannot Serue God, when men be against vs. 331. b 20 Nature driueth men to Serue God. 182. a 40 Why we must not Serue God after our owne fashion and rude manner. 497. b 60 Of such as Serue God for feare of being damned. 275. a 60 The cause why God promiseth reward to such as Serue him. 174. b 40.518. a 30.193. b 20 Howe streitly wee are bounde to Serue God, and also prouoked thereunto: read aduisedly page 268. b 30.40.50 The flattering of our selues is the cause yt we Serue not God so earnestly as is requisite: reade how. 274. a 20.30.40 Of three sorts of people which Serue God in outward shewe. 962. a 10.20 Howe God will keepe touch with vs if we Serue him. 295. a 20. The welspring of al euil is the not knowing what God we should Serue 471. b. 40. Wee lyue to none other end than to Serue God 118. a 10. What is the first entrance to Serue god aright 388. a 30. The order which God keepeth in exhorting vs to Serue him is to be marked: reade that place. 360. b 50.60 How we may be leade by loue to Serue God. 275. b 10.20