A17706:153
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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¶ Merits If we will be justified by Christ we must utterly give over our own merits and works 107. b 35. & 108. a b & 109. a b. The utter overthrow of all Merits or deservings of man be they of the faithful or unfaithful 91. a 7. b. & 92. a b & 93. a b & 94. a b. God discovereth the hypocrisy of Meritmongers to their shame 95. b 25 Look more in works and in Good.
¶ Merites If wee wilbe iustified by Christ we muste vtterly giue ouer our owne merites and workes 107. b 35. & 108. a b & 109. a b. The vtter ouerthrow of all Merites or deseruinges of man be they of the faithfull or vnfaithfull 91. a 7. b. & 92. a b & 93. a b & 94. a b. God discouereth the hipocrisie of Meritmongers to their shame 95. b 25 Looke more in workes and in Good.
¶ Minister. How it is too be known whither Ministers be sent of God or no 6. b 36 Who are to be taken and admitted for Gods Ministers 299. b. 32. & 300. a After what manner the Ministers and preachers may be called Shepherds. 33. a 31 To what end the Minister or preacher of the Gospel is appointed to that charge 42. a. 15 What consideration is to be had in ginning sufficient stipend to the godly Minister 299. a. 7 b and 300 a. b and 301 a. b. A good example for Ministers how to behave themselves in demanding wages and stipend to live by 298. b. 16. & 299. a. and 300. b. 6 The Image of a faithful Minister of the Gospel 24. b 19. & 25. a b & 26. a & 53 a 2. b & 68. a 24. b The duty of the Minister in calling back such as are gone astray 210. a 1. b & 2•1 a b & 248. b 27. & 249. a b The duty of the Minister in setting forth Gods word 251. b 11. & 252. a b & 253. a b After what manner, how far forth and to what end the Minister of Gods word may commend himself and his doings 40. a 27. b & 64. a 29. b What those Ministers are which seek their own profit, praise or case 253. a 15. b The manner of choosing Ministers in the primitive Church. b 33. The former evil life of the converted Minister must not impeach the credit of his Doctrine 66. a 8. b Look more in Preacher and Teacher.
¶ Minister. How it is too be knowne whither Ministers be sent of God or no 6. b 36 VVho are to bee taken and admitted for Gods Ministers 299. b. 32. & 300. a After what maner the Ministers and preachers may be called Shepherds. 33. a 31 To what end the Minister or preacher of the Gospell is appointed to that charge 42. a. 15 VVhat consideration is to bee had in gining sufficient stipend to the godly Minister 299. a. 7 b and 300 a. b and 301 a. b. A good example for Ministers how to behaue themselues in demaunding wages and stypend to liue by 298. b. 16. & 299. a. and 300. b. 6 The Image of a faythfull Minister of the Gospell 24. b 19. & 25. a b & 26. a & 53 a 2. b & 68. a 24. b The dewty of the Minister in calling back such as are gone astray 210. a 1. b & 21 a b & 248. b 27. & 249. a b The dutie of the Minister in setting foorth Gods word 251. b 11. & 252. a b & 253. a b After what maner, how farre foorth and to what end the Minister of Gods word may commend himselfe and his doings 40. a 27. b & 64. a 29. b VVhat those Ministers are which seeke their owne profit, praize or caze 253. a 15. b The maner of chuzing Ministers in the primatiue Church. b 33. The former euill life of the conuerted Minister must not impeach the credit of his Doctrine 66. a 8. b Looke more in Preacher and Teacher.