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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.
Ceremonies. Ceremonies of the faithful must be grounded upon the express word of God. 12 b 24. 14. a 5. Ceremonies are a sufficient record to condemn all unbelievers. 12. b 45. Outward Ceremonies are not the service of God. 13. a 1. 13. b 23. Mo Ceremonies in the East countries than in these Countries. 32. a 4. Ceremonies of Heathen, Papists, & unbelieving folk, are abominable. 12. b 13. 13. a 42. The sign and Ceremony with out the thing signified is no discharge of duty. 50. b 25. Ceremonies to what end & use they serve. 12. a 59. The Papists think God to be beholding to them for their fond Ceremonies and church stuff. 701. b 47. The true use of outward Ceremonies in mourning. 323. b 54. 324. b 8. 29. Mens devised Ceremonies are likened to thieves Caves or Dens. 260. a 40.
Ceremonies. Ceremonies of the faithfull must be grounded vpon the expresse vvord of God. 12 b 24. 14. a 5. Ceremonies are a sufficient recorde to condemne all vnbeleeuers. 12. b 45. Outvvard Ceremonies are not the seruice of God. 13. a 1. 13. b 23. Mo Cerermonies in the East countreys than in these Countreys. 32. a 4. Ceremonies of Heathen, Papistes, & vnbeleuing folke, are abhominable. 12. b 13. 13. a 42. The signe and Ceremony vvith ou the thing signified is no discharge of duty. 50. b 25. Ceremonies to what end & vse they serue. 12. a 59. The Papistes thinke God to be beholding to thē for their fond Ceremonies and churchstuffe. 701. b 47. The true vse of outvvard Ceremonies in mourning. 323. b 54. 324. b 8. 29. Mens deuised Ceremonies are likened to theeues Caues or Dennes. 260. a 40.
Charity. God trieth our Charity by the necessity of other. 542. b 26. 545. a. 30
Charitie. God tryeth our Charitie by the necessity of other. 542. b 26. 545. a. 30
Of Chastisements and Corrections. Gods Chastisements are always joined with mercy 103. a 38. We must not accuse God of cruelty when he chastiseth us. 550. b 16. Gods chastisements prevail not in all men. 754. a 54. We ought to pray God to Chastise us measurably, and what reasonable Chastisement is. 283. a 9. We must dispose ourselves to receive all Gods Chastisements. 568 a 17. God is gracious unto us although he Chastise us. 282. a 1. The refuse the Corrections that are put to us, is to labour to quench the light of Gods Spirit. 4. a 50. The double grace that God showeth us in Chastising us. 106. b 38. Gods Corrections should stir us to be more quickesighted in espying our own selves. 354. 5.