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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.
Countenance. Look Face.
Countenance. Looke Face.
Craftiness. Of Craftiness against God, and his word. 294. a 1.
Craftinesse. Of Craftinesse against God, and his vvord. 294. a 1.
Of Creation & Creatures. The right consideration of our Creation serveth to abate the pride of all states and degrees. 302. a 44. If a man knew the end of his Creation, he would always be desirous to profit in knowledge. 551. a 5. We could not rule the least living Creature on earth, if God give us not power over it. 782. a 12. Gods goodness in submitting and employing his Creatures too our use and service. 745. a 1. God showeth himself so manifestly in his Creatures, as he leaveth us utterly without excuse of ignorance if we honour him not. 235. a 16. b. The increase and multiplying of all living Creatures come of Gods only providence. 778. a 1. All Gods Creatures are mirrors and Images of his power, wisdom, righteousness, and providence. 786. a 44. 787. a b. 801. a b 802. a b. 803 a b. 804. a b. 805. a b. Al Gods Creatures as well senseless as having sense, do teach us our obedience and subjection unto God. 745. b 53. 746. b 50. 778. a 48. 779. a b. 780. a b. 781. a b. 782. a b. 783. a b. 784. a b. 785. a b. 786. a b. 802. a 55. 803 a b. 804. a b. Al the Creatures of God owe service too his children by right of their inheritance. 766. b 19
Of Creation & Creatures. The right consideration of our Creation serueth to abate the pride of all states and degrees. 302. a 44. If a man knevve the end of his Creation, hee would alwayes be desirous to profit in knovvledge. 551. a 5. VVee could not rule the least liuing Creature on earth, if God giue vs not povver ouer it. 782. a 12. Gods goodnesse in submitting and imploying his Creatures too our vse and seruice. 745. a 1. God sheweth hmiselfe so manifestly in his Creatures, as hee leaueth vs vtterly without excuse of ignorāce if we honor him not. 235. a 16. b. The increase and multiplying of all liuing Creatures come of Gods only prouidence. 778. a 1. All Gods Creatures are mirrors and Images of his povver, wisedome, rightuousnesse, and prouidence. 786. a 44. 787. a b. 801. a b 802. a b. 803 a b. 804. a b. 805. a b. Al Gods Creatures as wel sencelesse as hauing sence, doe teach vs our obedience and subiection vntoo God. 745. b 53. 746. b 50. 778. a 48. 779. a b. 780. a b. 781. a b. 782. a b. 783. a b. 784. a b. 785. a b. 786. a b. 802. a 55. 803 a b. 804. a b. Al the Creatures of God owe seruice too his children by right of their inheritance. 766. b 19