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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.
It is the proper and peculiar mark of Gods children to profit by Afflictions, 104. b 1 How we ought to behave our selves in judging of the Afflictions of others. 49. b 34. & 534. b 29. and 622. a 623. a b. How we ought behave our selves in judging of our own Afflictions. 39. a 1. & 557. b 49. & 623. a 16. & 932. b 53. How to judge of Afflictions both in ⟨image 19⟩our selves and in other men. 340. a 4. & 814. a 5. What is to be done when God Afflicteth us, but not for our sins. 325. b 32. The Afflictions of the godly last but for a time. 25. a 7. & 135. b 60. Why our Afflictions endure long. 643. b 31. & 644. b God Afflicteth us not above our power. 107. a 1. God forsaketh us not though he Afflict us. 719. a 10. God sustaineth us in our Afflictions though we perceive it not. 649. a 25. God ceaseth not too love us though he Afflict us. 152. b 18. and 154. a 41. In the midst of our Afflictions, God giveth us some taste of his mercy and goodness. 62. b 54. & 147 a 33. All men are not Afflicted a like. 27. a 11. God will punish such as vex the Afflicted. 372. a 17. The Afflicted are not to be comforted nor dealt withal after one sort 352. b 53. Afflictions are not always signs of Gods wrath. 28. b 19. and 73. b 4. How we may perceive that god min death good towards us when he Afflicteth us. 720. b 35. There is just cause why God should Afflict men though they be never so Godly. 632. b 16. and 633. b 57. Gods delivering and helping of the Afflicted must stablish our faith. 818. b 40. To be strong in Afflictions, is not to be stubborn or senseless. 325. a 15. God never Afflicteth us so much, but our sins have well deserved it. 326. b 2. & 328. a 41. Affliction provoketh us to impatience howbeit not of it own nature. 728. b 42. & 729. a 41. The extremity of the present Affliction bereaveth men of their right understanding. 666. a 44. & 698. b 50. & 700. b 10. Afflictions do men no good, except God work in their harts by his holy spirit. 720. a 36. Why God driveth us to repentance by Afflictions. 723. a 59. When God Afflicteth us, we must not look what he doth to other men. 287. b 56. Why god putteth us into the hands of the wicked, to be punished by them. 619. b 47. Our only comfort in Afflictions. 145 a 59. We must not faint in Afflictions. 27. b 31. Afflictions are for Trials. 75. a 29.
It is the proper and peculiar marke of Gods children to profite by Afflictions, 104. b 1 How we ought to behaue our selues in iudging of the Afflictions of others. 49. b 34. & 534. b 29. and 622. a 623. a b. How vve ought behaue our selues in iudging of our owne Afflictions. 39. a 1. & 557. b 49. & 623. a 16. & 932. b 53. How to iudge of Afflictions both in