A17698:6082
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.
Trueth of God. God is the author of Truth, and will be the warranter thereof. 5. a 10. b 30 We reply against Gods Truth, as though he were not faithful. 26. a 40.50 What kind of truth gods Truth is which endureth for ever. 22. b 20 How much honour we should yield to Gods Truth. 28. a 10 Gods Truth is not to be measured by time. 25. b 50.60 How far forth we must be inquisitive of Gods Truth. 33. a 50.60 God suffereth not his Truth to fall to the ground, or to die without effect 44. a 10 The carelessness of such as should maintain Gods Truth. 113. a 30 Gods Truth doeth not die with men. 25. b 40 If God have once taught us his Truth, it ought to suffice us, & why? 370. b 10.30 How the church is said to be the pillar of Gods Truth. 253. a 20.30.40 God giveth them over which turn away from the Truth. 404. b 10.147. a 20 That even among the heathen there remained always a remnant of the Truth. 1095. b 60.1096. a 10 Of Gods Truth, and what we have to gather by that title ascribed unto him. 1108. b all. 1109. a all. 177. b 30.40.26. a 50 Household enemies of the Truth noted, far worse than the Papists. 129. b 40.50 It is a falsification of Gods Truth, when soever men make any counterfeit of God. 135. a 30 What the Jews ought to have done in so much as they were taught the Truth. 149. b 10 The reward of such as would not obey the Truth. 153. b 30 How and in what sort God will have us to learn his Truth. 177. b 30.40 We cannot devise to do a greater outrage to God, than to abolish or deface his Truth. 194. b 50 Gods Truth being unvariable is contained in the law. 181. a 20 How we must endeavour to get knowledge of the Truth. 298. a 10.20.40.50 To what end God hath called us to the knowledge of the Truth. 300. a 40 How we confirm Gods Truth to our salvation. 487. a 10 That it is not enough for a man to have some taste of Gods Truth, but a further matter is required: Look what 493. b 60.494. a 10 Howe we must arm our selves against the open and secret enemies of gods Truth. 528. b 50.60. & 529. a & b all. Look Gospel, Scripture, and Word of God.
Trueth of God. God is the author of Truth, and wil bee the warranter thereof. 5. a 10. b 30 We reply against Gods Truth, as thogh he were not faithfull. 26. a 40.50 What kind of truth gods Truth is which endureth for euer. 22. b 20 How much honour wee should yeeld to Gods Truth. 28. a 10 Gods Truth is not to bee measured by time. 25. b 50.60 How farre foorth wee must be inquisitiue of Gods Truth. 33. a 50.60 God suffereth not his Truth to fall to the grounde, or to die without effect 44. a 10 The carelesnes of such as should maintaine Gods Truth. 113. a 30 Gods Truth doeth not die with men. 25. b 40 If God haue once taught vs his Truth, it ought to suffice vs, & why? 370. b 10.30 How the church is said to be the piller of Gods Truth. 253. a 20.30.40 God giueth them ouer which turne away frō the Truth. 404. b 10.147. a 20 That euen among the heathen there remained alwayes a remnant of the Truth. 1095. b 60.1096. a 10 Of Gods Truth, and what wee haue to gather by that title ascribed vnto him. 1108. b all. 1109. a all. 177. b 30.40.26. a 50 Houshoulde enimies of the Truth noted, farre worsse than the Papistes. 129. b 40.50 It is a falsification of Gods Truth, whē soeuer men make any counterfeit of God. 135. a 30 What the Iewes ought to haue done in so much as they were taught the Truth. 149. b 10 The rewarde of such as would not obey the Truth. 153. b 30 How and in what sort God will haue vs to learne his Truth. 177. b 30.40 Wee cannot deuise to doe a greater outrage to God, than to abolish or deface his Truth. 194. b 50 Gods Truth being vnuariable is contained in the law. 181. a 20 How wee must endeuour to get knowledge of the Truth. 298. a 10.20.40.50 To what end God hath called vs to the knowledge of the Truth. 300. a 40 How wee confirme Gods Truth to our saluation. 487. a 10 That it is not enough for a mā to haue some taste of Gods Truth, but a further matter is required: Looke what 493. b 60.494. a 10 Howe wee must arme our selues against the open and secret enimies of gods Truth. 528. b 50.60. & 529. a & b all. Looke Gospell, Scripture, and Word of God.