A17698:5915
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.
Service of God. The office of justice is an honourable Service. 18. b 10 Howe zealous God will have us to be in the maintenance of his Service. 211. b 40.50 We cannot hold out to the end in Gods Service but by bearing many hard brunts and temptations. 47. a 50.60 What the Papists term by the name of Gods Service. 628. b all, 32. b 60.287. b 30.•49. b 60.250. a 10.435. b 50.60.456. a 10 The doings of such as purpose to walk in Gods fear and Service. 57. a 20 Gods meaning when he chooseth us to do him Service. 17. a 10 Whereof it cometh that we make great endeavours to the Service of God. 38. b 20 In what points the true Service of God consisteth: read the place, it is notable. 435. a all, 468. b all, 490. b 20.140. a 50.60. & b 10.20.30.496. b 50.60.497. a 10.322 323.324.1219. a 50.287. a 30.285. a 40.627.628 What God is fain to do, seeing men are so inclined to corrupt his Service with wicked superstitions. 187. a 40 No Service that we can do unto God can deserve aught at his hand. 111. b 60.284. b 50 Whereto Gods promises to encourage us to do him Service do tend. 112. a 10 Why the Service of God is called spiritual, and what we are given to understand thereby. 928. a 30 God hath ordained the stars of the skies to do us Service. 140. a 10 A supposed exhortation of Moses, appliable to us, that we should not shrink from God, nor corrupt his Service. 147. all, Most forcible persuasions to confirm us in the true and sincere Service of God. 148. b 40.50.60. & 149. a 10.179. b 50.60.180. a 10. The manifold means that pull us back from the Service of God. 209. a 40.50.60. & b 10.309. a 60. & b 40.50 What the word Service betokeneth. 284. a 50 What proofs the papists have for the maintenance of their idolatrous & false Service. 388. a 40.50.60 What vices we must lay down, if we mean to prepare our selves to Gods Service. 217. b 10 After what sort and in what manner we must maintain the Service of God. 551. a 10.188. a 30 Of the outward Service that the papists yield to God. 275. b 10 In what respects God is contented with one days Service of the whole week. 207. b 10.284. b 50 A capital or deadly law for such as among the Jews went about to c•unsell others to pervert the Service of God. 632. a 10. &c. Of the peculiar Service of the Levites, and whereof the same was a figure. 426.
Seruice of God. The office of iustice is an honorable Seruice. 18. b 10 Howe zealous God will haue vs to bee in the maintenance of his Seruice. 211. b 40.50 We cannot holde out to the ende in Gods Seruice but by bearing many harde bruntes and temptations. 47. a 50.60 What the Papistes terme by the name of Gods Seruice. 628. b all, 32. b 60.287. b 30.49. b 60.250. a 10.435. b 50.60.456. a 10 The doings of such as purpose to walke in Gods feare and Seruice. 57. a 20 Gods meaning when he chooseth vs to do him Seruice. 17. a 10 Whereof it commeth that wee make great indeuours to the Seruice of God. 38. b 20 In what points the true Seruice of God consisteth: reade the place, it is notable. 435. a all, 468. b all, 490. b 20.140. a 50.60. & b 10.20.30.496. b 50.60.497. a 10.322 323.324.1219. a 50.287. a 30.285. a 40.627.628 What God is faine to doe, seeing men are so inclined to corrupt his Seruice with wicked superstitions. 187. a 40 No Seruice that we can doe vnto God can deserue aught at his hande. 111. b 60.284. b 50 Whereto Gods promises to encourage vs to do him Seruice doe tende. 112. a 10 Why the Seruice of God is called spirituall, and what we are giuen to vnderstande thereby. 928. a 30 God hath ordeined the starres of the skies to do vs Seruice. 140. a 10 A supposed exhortation of Moses, appliable to vs, that wee should not shrinke from God, nor corrupt his Seruice. 147. al, Most forceable persuasions to confirme vs in the true and sincere Seruice of God. 148. b 40.50.60. & 149. a 10.179. b 50.60.180. a 10. The manifolde meanes yt pull vs backe from the Seruice of God. 209. a 40.50.60. & b 10.309. a 60. & b 40.50 What the worde Seruice betokeneth. 284. a 50 What proofes the papistes haue for the mainteinance of their ydolatrous & false Seruice. 388. a 40.50.60 What vices we must lay downe, if wee meane to prepare our selues to Gods Seruice. 217. b 10 After what sort and in what maner we must maintaine the Seruice of God. 551. a 10.188. a 30 Of the outwarde Seruice that the papists yeelde to God. 275. b 10 In what respectes God is contented with one daies Seruice of the whole weeke. 207. b 10.284. b 50 A capitall or deadly lawe for such as among the Iewes went about to cunsell others to peruert the Seruice of God. 632. a 10. &c. Of the peculiar Seruice of the Leuites, and whereof the same was a figure. 426.