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Sermons upon the Book of Job
Sermons of Master John Calvin, upon the book of Job. Translated out of French by Arthur GoldingSermons of Master Iohn Caluin, vpon the booke of Iob. Translated out of French by Arthur Golding
London: printed by Henry Bynneman for Lucas Harison and George Byshop, 1574
Title page typeset from the transcription.
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
Affections. Our Affections are blind. 59. b 27. Affections do blind our understanding and knowledge. 264. a 44. The headiness and unruliness of our affections. 56. b 48. 286. b 14. How far our affections make us to overshoot our souls when they over master us. 371. b 45. 565. a 1. 633. a 50. How Affections ought to be repressed. 334. a 30.
Affections. Our Affections are blinde. 59. b 27. Affections doe blinde our vnderstanding and knowledge. 264. a 44. The headinesse and vnrulinesse of our affections. 56. b 48. 286. b 14. Hovv farre our affections make vs to ouershoote our soules when they ouer maister vs. 371. b 45. 565. a 1. 633. a 50. How Affections ought to be repressed. 334. a 30.
Afflictions. Afflictions are termed a Cup or drinking glass. 110. a 25. Afflictions and all misfortunes and plagues, are termed Gods weapons or Artillery. 770. b 1. The ground and wellspring of all Afflictions. 91. b 39. 92. a 16. 96. b 16. 326. b 2. 328. a 42. Afflictions are universal, both upon good and bad. 154. a 49. 397. a 32. 771. a 47. Afflictions are chastizment• to gods children, and punishments to the wicked. 103. b 35. Afflictions come of Gods determinate forepurpose, and not of Satan's instigation, nor of casualty. 23. a 20. 23. b 36. 136. b 27. 323. b 4. Afflictions are sent of God, and yet stirred up dy Satan. 1. b 14. Why Afflictions are said to come by Satan's procurement. 23. b 2. & 24. a 9. Afflictions are sent of GOD to the godly and ungodly, to two sundry ends. 69. a 43. & 755. a 7. Gods Afflicting of us is not always for our sins. 698. a 49. & 642. a The causes why God doth ordinarily Afflict men 567. a 44. & 813. a 1 37. d 34. The proper and general end of Afflictions 103. b 60. Gods intent in Afflicting his chosen. 28. b 54. & 116. a 26. & 124. a 12. The ends of Gods Afflicting of the faithful. 33. a 10. & 101. a 49. & 103. b 14. & 104. b 34. & 89. a 44. 147. a 9. 11. 196. b 24. 247. a 7. & 508. b 13. and 639. b 2. & 702. b 40 & 719. b 20. & 720. a & 723. b 59. 729. b 3. & 771. a 19. Why God Afflicteth the faithful with divers crosses at once, or one after another. 29. a 42 & 29. b 13. To what end God Afflicteth the reprobates. 723. b 58. Whereunto Afflictions serve us. 20. b 58. & 21. a 61. and 63. b 24. & 746. b 6. Afflictions are medicines and salves 25. a 25. They drive us to God, 97. a 46. They discover Hypocrites. 21 a 56. & 21. b 60. They tame the pride of our nature. 97. a 26. They kill vices. 21. a 58. They make men know themselves. 21. b 52. The fruits of Affliction in Gods children. 97. a 48. & 790. a 30. & 791. a b & 792. a b Afflictions are expedient for Gods children, & turn always to their singular benefit and welfare, 23. b 36. & 63. b 39. & 105. a 37. & 109. a 3. & 304. b 37. & 642. a 40. & 658 a 11. & 719. a 10. & 720. a b 723. a 59. & 790. a 41. & 814. a 40. & 818 a 46. and 819. a b and 820. a Why God Afflicteth our enemies 366. a 18. Gods Afflicting of us is always rightful, and must be so acknowledged. 23. b 21. and 35. b 42.