A17706:88
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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¶ Excuse. We can not Excuse our selves by other mens misdoings, nor by fellowship in offending, nor by custom 293 a 16. b and 295. a 19. b and 296. a 29. b and 297. a b
¶ Excuse. VVe can not Excuze our selues by other mens misdoings, nor by fellowshippe in offending, nor by custome 293 a 16. b and 295. a 19. b and 296. a 29. b and 297. a b
¶ Exercise. The true Exercise of Christians. 260. b 21. and 268. a 26. b and 272. b 15. and 274. b 12. and 275. b 18. & 275. a b and 277. & 278. & 279. & 280. a b.
¶ Exercize. The true Exercize of Christians. 260. b 21. and 268. a 26. b and 272. b 15. and 274. b 12. and 275. b 18. & 275. a b and 277. & 278. & 279. & 280. a b.
F ¶ Father. God is the Father as well of our bodies as of our souls. 222. a 30. None may claim God for their Father but such as stick steadfastly to his word 219. a 19. b & 220. a & 221. b 15 & 222. a. Wherein the state of the Fathers under the old law differed from ours 165. b 14. & 167. & 168. and 169. and 177. b. 26. and 178. a b and 179. a b and 180. a b and 238. a 2. What prerogative we have above the Fathers of the old law 118. b 20. & 119. a b & 179. a 26. b 1 & 80. a & 187. b 12. & 188. a b & 189. a b & 190. a b & 191. a b. How and why the Fathers are said too have been little children 179. b 6.
F ¶ Father. GGod is the Father as wel of our bodies as of our soules. 222. a 30. None may claime God for their Father but such as sticke stedfastly to his word 219. a 19. b & 220. a & 221. b 15 & 222. a. VVherein the state of the Fathers vnder the olde law differed from ours 165. b 14. & 167. & 168. and 169. and 177. b. 26. and 178. a b and 179. a b and 180. a b and 238. a 2. VVhat prerogatiue we haue aboue the Fathers of the olde lawe 118. b 20. & 119. a b & 179. a 26. b 1 & 80. a & 187. b 12. & 188. a b & 189. a b & 190. a b & 191. a b. How and why the Fathers are sayde too haue bene little children 179. b 6.