A69056:211
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.
Of Death and Dying. The Death of the persecuted is a precious Death. 112. b 21. The children of God ought to wish for Death. 66. a 36. What measure is to be kept in wishing for Death. 64. b 17. Job wisheth amiss for Death. 118. b 35. 58. In what respect the children of God wish Death. 118. b 33. In what respect worldlings wish Death. 118. b 54. In what respect we may wish for Death. 64. a 7. The difference between the Death of the godly, and the death of the ungodly. 112. b 29. 347. b 56. Dominion over death belongeth only to God. 74. a 25. Why Death is not desired, but shun-ned of us. 506. a 25. We ought always to think upon Death. 83. a 57. The Death of the wicked is always forcible. 505. a 20. There is no rest for the wicked in Death. 61. a 5. ⟨image 22⟩All men must needs die. 84. a 16. Of preparation to Death and cheerfulness in dying. 85. a 44. We draw continually unto Death. 83. a 45. b 8. What is is to Die without wisdom 85. b 5. It is for our profit too Die betimes. 112. a 61. It is not lawful to seek Counsel at the dead. 157. a 48. Whether the Dead know what we do in this life. 290. a 36. Who be the Dead. 488. b 49. In man of himself there is nothing but Deadliness. 141. a 58.
Of Death and Dying. The Death of the persecuted is a precious Death. 112. b 21. The children of God ought to wish for Death. 66. a 36. VVhat measure is to be kept in vvishing for Death. 64. b 17. Iob wisheth amisse for Death. 118. b 35. 58. In what respecte the children of God wish Death. 118. b 33. In what respect woorldlings wishe Death. 118. b 54. In what respect vvee may wishe for Death. 64. a 7. The difference betweene the Death of the godly, and the death of the vngodly. 112. b 29. 347. b 56. Dominiō ouer death belongeth only to God. 74. a 25. VVhy Death is not desired, but shū-ned of vs. 506. a 25. VVe ought alvvayes to thinke vpon Death. 83. a 57. The Death of the wicked is alvvayes forcible. 505. a 20. There is no rest for the wicked in Death. 61. a 5. ⟨image 22⟩All men must neeedes die. 84. a 16. Of preparation to Death and cherefulnesse in dying. 85. a 44. VVe draw continually vnto Death. 83. a 45. b 8. VVhat is is to Die without wisdome 85. b 5. It is for our profite too Die betimes. 112. a 61. It is not lavvfull to seeke Counsell at the dead. 157. a 48. VVhether the Dead know vvhat we do in this life. 290. a 36. VVho be the Dead. 488. b 49. In man of himselfe there is nothing but Deadlynesse. 141. a 58.