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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.
Duties of divers sorts. The Duty of all Superiors. 14. a 12. b 9. 17. 31. 630. b 52. 676. b 2. The Duty of such as are in authority. 14. a 53. b 36. & 582. b 25. The Duty of such as are of mean degree. 677. a 20. The Duty of Ministers, Preachers, and Teachers. 14. a 60. b 44. & 70 a 27. 71. a 54. 627. a 37. 628 a 17. The Duty of men in prosperity. 22 a 31. The Duty of old folks that are ignorant. 619. a 1. Duty of Parents. 14. a 28. b 31. 59. & 302. a 35. Duty of Rich men. 6 a 58. Duty of householders. 14. a 30. b 32. The Duty of Offenders. 50 a 52. The Duty of a true Christian. 70. a 13. b 49. Our Duty towards the afflicted. 49 a 9. 50. b 1. Our Duty towards such as are wrongfully oppressed, 718. b 39.
Duties of diuers sortes. The Dutie of all Superiors. 14. a 12. b 9. 17. 31. 630. b 52. 676. b 2. The Dutie of suche as are in authoritie. 14. a 53. b 36. & 582. b 25. The Dutie of suche as are of meane degree. 677. a 20. The Dutie of Ministers, Preachers, and Teachers. 14. a 60. b 44. & 70 a 27. 71. a 54. 627. a 37. 628 a 17. The Duty of men in prosperitie. 22 a 31. The Dutie of olde folkes that are ignorant. 619. a 1. Dutie of Parents. 14. a 28. b 31. 59. & 302. a 35. Dutie of Rich men. 6 a 58. Dutie of hosholders. 14. a 30. b 32. The Dutie of Offenders. 50 a 52. The Dutie of a true Christian. 70. a 13. b 49. Our Dutie towardes the afflicted. 49 a 9. 50. b 1. Our Dutie towards such as are wrōgfully oppressed, 718. b 39.
Of Difference. It is God that hath made and set the sundry Differences and Diversities between all things. 799. a 18 801. b 24.
Of Difference. It is God that hath made and set the sundrie Differences and Diuersities betvveene all things. 799. a 18 801. b 24.
Of Discerning. Howe to Discern a right meaning mind. 684. b 29. We Discern not that which belongeth to our souls, because we are too much wedded to this present life. 551. a 33. A mark to Discern Hypocrites from Gods children. 73. a 5. How greatly it is for our behoof to Discern God from his creatures, and what inconveniences ensue of the contrary. 715. a 32.