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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.
Coldness. Mens Coldness or towardliness in defending God and his trueth now adays. 713. b 21.
Coldnesse. Mennes Coldnesse or towardlynesse in defending God and his trueth now adayes. 713. b 21.
Comfort and Comforting. The true and upright Comforting. 69. b 52. 70. a 23. Two things requisite in Comforting, that is too say, Compassion and Comfort. 49. a 7. The chiefest Comfort and relief that can be given to the Afflicted. 50. b 2. None can Comfort, Counsel or teach others well, but such as first are acquainted with their own infirmities. 630. b 7. The Cross of Christ and his resurrection are our Comforts. 819. b 8. They that will Comfort the afflicted and sorrowful, must be pitiful them selves, and not churlish or unkind. 332. b 56. How we ought to Comfort our selves out of the Scriptures when we be afflicted. 333. a 32. Howe necessary Gods Comforts are 297. a 8. The true mean of Comforting and gladding others or ourselves. 6•0 a 32 651. a b. All men are not to be Comforted after one fashion. 318. a 7.
Comfort and Comforting. The true and vpright Comforting. 69. b 52. 70. a 23. Tvvo things requisit in Comforting, that is too say, Compassion and Comfort. 49. a 7. The chiefest Comfort and relief that can be giuen to the Afflicted. 50. b 2. None can Cōfort, Counsell or teach others wel, but such as first are acquainted vvith their ovvne infirmities. 630. b 7. The Crosse of Christ and his resurrection are our Comforts. 819. b 8. They that will Comfort the afflicted and sorrowfull, must bee pitifull them selues, and not churlishe or vnkinde. 332. b 56. How we ought to Comfort our selues out of the Scriptures vvhen we be afflicted. 333. a 32. Hovve necessarie Gods Comforts are 297. a 8. The true meane of Comforting and gladding others or ourselues. 6•0 a 32 651. a b. All men are not to be Comforted after one fashion. 318. a 7.