Sermons upon the Book of Job

Flattery and Flattering. The aptness of man to flatter himself in his sins. 93. a 50. Mens overweening in flattering themselves, and the remedy there of. 790. b. 30. We must not flatter our selves in our evil doings, how fair colour soever we have to allege. 792. a 30. He that flattereth himself, renounceth God. 596. a 59. He that flattereth the wicked, showeth that he hath no trust in God. 479. b 54. The cursedness of flattery. 336. a. 21.

Flattery and Fattering. The aptnesse of man to flatter himselfe in his sinnes. 93. a 50. Mennes ouerweening in flattering themselues, and the remedy there of. 790. b. 30. VVe must not flatter our selues in our euill doings, how faire colour soeuer we haue to alledge. 792. a 30. He that flattereth himselfe, renounceth God. 596. a 59. He that flattereth the wicked, sheweth that he hath no trust in God. 479. b 54. The cursednesse of flattery. 336. a. 21.

Figures. Figures themselves must cease, & yet the substance of them be retained still. 11. a 51.

Figures. Figures themselues must cease, & yet the substance of them be reteined still. 11. a 51.

Fools and Folly. What is meant by the word fool. 87. a 53. Who are fools. 89. b 1. The folly of wise worldlings. 521. b 53 Our first lesson in Gods school, is to become fools 522. a 54. How we may judge of fools. 89. b 8

Fooles and Folie. VVhat is ment by the woord foole. 87. a 53. VVho are fooles. 89. b 1. The foly of wise worldlings. 521. b 53 Our first lesson in Gods schole, is to become fooles 522. a 54. How we may iudge of fooles. 89. b 8