A17706:149
Sermons of M. John Calvin upon the Epistle of Saint Paul to the GalatiansSermons of M. Iohn Caluine vpon the Epistle of Saincte Paule to the Galathians
London: printed by Henry Bynneman for Lucas Harison and George Bishop, 1574London: printed by Henrie Bynneman for Lucas Harison and George Bishop, 1574
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¶ Mediator, and Mediatorship. Christ was and is the continual Mediator even before and at the giving of the Law, and also since 159. b 36 […] 160 a. b and 161. a b The benefit that we have by Christ Mediatorship in the giving of the Law 162 b. 5
¶ Mediator, and Mediatorship. Christ was and is the continuall Mediator euen before and at the geuing of the Lawe, and also since 159. b 36 〈…〉 160 a. b and 161. a b The benefit that we haue by Christ Mediatorship in the geuing of the Law 162 b. 5
¶ Meekness. From whence Meekness proceedeth 283. b 33. and 284. a
¶ Meekenesse. From whence Meekenesse proceedeth 283. b 33. and 284. a
¶ Mildness. Meekness or gentleness 277. a. 20 The Mildness that ought to be in ministers and magistrates, as well as in all other ⟨image 16⟩christians in submitting themselves to rebuke and correction when they have done amiss. 74. b 21. & 75. a & 78 b 13. & 79. a The ministers of Gods word must •se mildness how be it without flattery 17. b 1 & 18. a 16. & 53 a 18.
¶ Meeldnesse. Meekenesse or gentlenesse 277. a. 20 The Meeldnesse that ought to be in ministers and magistrates, as well as in all other ⟨image 16⟩christians in submitting themselues to rebuke and correction when they haue done amisse. 74. b 21. & 75. a & 78 b 13. & 79. a The ministers of Gods woorde must se meeeldnes how be it without flattery 17. b 1 & 18. a 16. & 53 a 18.