The institutions of Christian religion, written by the reverend father, M. John Calvin, compendiously…The institutions of Christian religion, written by the reuerend father, M. Iohn Caluin, compendiously…

Now coming to the definition and expounding every part thereof, he chooseth aside to him self six principal members to be expounded: to the first whereof he assigneth sections 14. to the second, from the 15. to the 17. to the third 28. to the 4. from the 29. to the 32. to the fifth 32. to the last, from the 33. to the 40.

Nowe comming to the definition and expounding euery part thereof, hée chooseth aside to him selfe sixe principall members to bée expounded: to the first whereof hee assigneth sections 14. to ye second, from the 15. to the 17. to the third 28. to ye 4. frō the 29. to the 32. to the fift 32. to the last, from the 33. to the 40.

14 As touching the first, he showeth what is the knowledge which he requireth in his definition:¹ undoubtedly not such as is wont to be in mans understanding, but in all points infinite, and far higher than all other understanding: and that rather by Gods persuasion, than by natural demonstration.

14 As touching the first, he sheweth what is the knowledge which he requireth in his definition:¹ vndoubtedly not such as is wont to be in mans vnderstanding, but in all points infinite, and farre higher than all other vnderstanding: and that rather by Gods persuasion, than by naturall demonstration.

1. 1Ephe. 3.18 Col. 1.28 1. Joh 3.3 2. Cor. 5.6