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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.
Gospel. The Gospel is a clear looking glass wherein we see God face to face. 370. b 10. The doctrine of the Gospel belongeth to all sorts of men, both wise and ignorant, learned and unlearned, high or low 660 a 59. The doctrine of the Gospel can not be attained to by mans natural understanding. 619. b. 10. The cause why the Gospel is preached. 627. b 5. The chief end of the Gospel. 645. b 36 The inestimable benefit and treasure of the Gospel, and of all Godly comfort. 645. a 55. 646. a 6. 648. a 32. The singular privilege which God giveth to those Countries where his Gospel is preached 646. b 35. In the Gospel we have infinite treasures of wisdom and knowledge 552. a 53. The common manner of mens knowing of the Gospel. 661. a 27. Why the world hateth the Gospel, 474. a 60.
Gospell. The Gospell is a cleare loking glasse wherein vvee see God face to face. 370. b 10. The doctrine of the Gospell belongeth to al sortes of men, both wise and ignorant, learned and vnlearned, high or lowe 660 a 59. The doctrine of the Gospell can not be attained to by mannes natural vnderstanding. 619. b. 10. The cause why the Gospell is preached. 627. b 5. The chief end of the Gospel. 645. b 36 The inestimable benefite and treasure of the Gospel, and of al Godly comfort. 645. a 55. 646. a 6. 648. a 32. The singular priuiledge which God giueth to those Countryes where his Gospell is preached 646. b 35. In the Gospell we haue infinite treasures of wisdome and knowledge 552. a 53. The cōmon manner of mens knowing of the Gospell. 661. a 27. VVhy the world hateth the Gospell, 474. a 60.
Good and Goods. We must do Good to such as have no means to recompense us. 545. b 39. God giveth us his Goods, to the intent we should relieve our Brethren with them 586. a 30. It is an untolerable vice for a man to trust in his Goods. 591. b 2. None of the Good turns which are done in the world, are done freely. 542. a 45.
Good and Goods. VVe must do Good to such as haue no meanes to recompence vs. 545. b 39. God giueth vs his Goods, to the inintent we should relieue our Brethren with them 586. a 30. It is an vntolerable vice for a man to trust in his Goods. 591. b 2. None of the Good turnes which are done in the worlde, are done freely. 542. a 45.