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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.
Allegories. The Scripture must not be dallied with by transforming it into Allegories. 801. b 2. Allegories must not be drawn but out of the natural sense of a text. 801. b 5.
Allegories. The Scripture must not bee dalyed with by transforming it into Allegories. 801. b 2. Allegories must not bee drawen but out of the naturall sence of a text. 801. b 5.
Alms. What the word Alms importeth. 585. a 48. Wherein Alms consisteth. 585. a 48 It is no Alms to give to the poor except compassion of hart go with it. 544. b 11. Our Alms must be given without delay. 586. b 16.
Almes. VVhat the woord Almes importeth. 585. a 48. VVherein Almes consisteth. 585. a 48 It is no Almes to geue to the poore except compassiō of hart go with it. 544. b 11. Our Almes must bee giuen without delay. 586. b 16.
Almightiness. What manner of thing Gods Almightiness is, and how it is to be acknowledged. 677. a 30. & 806. a 30. & 807. a b. What is comprehended under the word Almighty. 151. b 28. What is to be thought or gathered of Gods Almightiness. 671. a 56. Gods Almightiness must not be separated from his righteousness. 147. b 45. & 635. a 55. Gods Almightiness and goodness go evermore together. 672. a 53. Gods goodness, justice, and wisdom must always be joined in the consideration of his Almightiness 638. a 46. Mans froward misconstruing of Gods Almightiness. 670. a 31. b 28. The misconstruing of Gods Almightiness into impatience. 806. a 43. Gods Almightiness and his vvill, go always together. 806. b 25. and 807▪ a 5. Whereunto Gods Almightiness is to be applied. 806. b 51. The fondness of the papists in dallying with Gods Almightiness, 807 a 11.