A17706:96
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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¶ Forgive & Forgiveness ⟨image 13⟩We have need of continual Forgiveness of sins even after we be grafted into Christ. 16. a 14. To what end God Forgiveth our sins. 101. b 15.
¶ Forgiue & Forgiuenesse ⟨image 13⟩VVe haue neede of continuall Forgiuenesse of sinnes euen after we be graffed into Christ. 16. a 14. To what end God Forgiueth our sinnes. 101. b 15.
¶ Freedom Look Liberty. ¶ Friendship. Of true Friendship and of worldly Friendship 209. b 1 Look more in agreement, concord, charity, Love, and unity.
¶ Freedome Looke Libertie. ¶ Frendshippe. Of trew Frendshippe and of worldly Frēdshippe 209. b 1 Looke more in agreement, concord, charitie, Loue, and vnitie.
¶ Free will. Man hath no Freewill to do good 115. a. 24 Mans freewill utterly unavailable to salvation 38. a 10 & 40 b 28. & 41. a What our own free will and works are 83. a 3. The free will of the Papists 220. a 11. b The fondness of the Papists in sticking to their own freewill and meritorious works and the cause thereof. 98. b 18. & 99. a & 101. a 1. Look more in merits and works & devotion, and holiness.
¶ Free will. Man hath no Fre•wil to do good 115. a. 24 Mannes freewill vtterly vnauailable to saluation 38. a 10 & 40 b 28. & 41. a VVhat our owne free will and workes are 83. a 3. The free will of the Papistes 220. a 11. b The fondnesse of the Papistes in stickinge to their owne freewill and meritorious workes and the cause thereof. 98. b 18. & 99. a & 101. a 1. Looke more in merittes and workes & deuotion, and holynesse.