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

¶ Favour. Gods Favour and mercy in Christ is freely given without respect of any desert of ours either going before or coming after 13. b 33. and 14. Gods Favour is the fountain of all welfare. 9. b and 10. and 11. and 12. and 13. and 14. and 15. The only mean to obtain Gods Favour is Christs Sacrifice 11. a 8. b and 12. and 13. and 14. The world passeth not for Gods Favour so they may have his temporal benefits 10. b 2. Look more in Mercy.

¶ Fauor. Gods Fauor and mercie in Christ is freely giuen without respect of auy desert of ours eyther going before or comming after 13. b 33. and 14. Gods Fauor is the fountayne of all welfare. 9. b and 10. and 11. and 12. and 13. and 14. and 15. The onely meane to obteine Gods Fauor is Christes Sacrifize 11. a 8. b and 12. and 13. and 14. The worlde passeth not for Gods Fauor so they may haue his temporall benefites 10. b 2. Looke more in Mercie.

¶ Faith, Faithful, Faithfulness, and Faithless The sundry takings of the word Faith or Belief and what they import 88. a 20. & 90. a 17. & 123. a 16. b & 127. a 35 & 166. a 31. b & 167. a b & 170. b 23. & 171. a. and 279. b 33. and 277. a. and 288. a. Faith cometh of Gods mere gift & not of our selves 195. a 3. and 196. a. ⟨image 13⟩The nature of Faith. 103. b. 6. There can be no faith where there is not a promise going before. 127. b. 2. A description of true Faith 124. b. 8 & 125. a. b. & 142. b. 15. & 152. b. 30. & 153. a We be not Justified by Faith as by a virtue that deserveth 171. a. 4 Faith teacheth us to seek all our welfare in God 138. b. 18 Our Faith must rest wholly upon God and his word and not depend upon man 65 b. 14 The way and mean to show our selves Faithful 22. a. 31. b. & 24. a. 34 The mean whereby we take hold of Jesus Christ is only Faith 14 b. 2 Christs death and passion are the stay of our Faith 105. b. 9. & 106. a. b Helps too stablish and confirm Faith 54 a. 4 Our Faith must be everlasting 21. a. 20 Faith makes all things holy, and without Faith all things are unclean 153. b. 22. & 154. a Who be the household of Faith, and what duty we owe to them above others 311. b. 15. & 312. a Faithfulness between man and man, 276. b. 33. & 277. a The points of Faith or belief whereupon all men both learned and unlearned must be unmovably grounded and resolved 22. b. 36 The fathers and we are saved all by one Faith 177. b. 1. & 178. a. b In what respect our Faith is said too be greater then the Faith of the ancient fathers 168. b. 9. & 169. a. b They that boast of the greatness of their Faith have no Faith at all 92. b. 22 They that continue in their sins do boast in vain of Faith which they have not 92. b. 21. & 93. a The implicate Faith of the Papists. 22. a 35. & 43. a. 28. & 125. a. 26. & 213. a. 3 What the Papists mean by Faith or belief 90. b. 13. & 242. b. 6 What account the Papists make of Faith 128. a. 21. b. The Turks and the Papists have both one Faith in substance 233. a. 30 The difference between the states of the Faithful and the Faithless 103. a. 27. b & 104. a. b The Faithless have no right to any thing in this World 153. b. 12. & 154. a.