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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
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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.
Histories. GODS vvil is that we exercise ourselves in Histories. 375. a 54. Job's History was a thing done in deed and not devised for instruction only. 3. a 6. To what intent the History of Job was written. 1. a 15. 2. b 14. 53. 28. b 10.
Histories. GODS vvil is that wee exercise ourselues in Histories. 375. a 54. Iobes Historie was a thing done in deed and not deuised for instruction only. 3. a 6. To vvhat intent the History of Iob was written. 1. a 15. 2. b 14. 53. 28. b 10.
Holiness. Holiness beginneth within us. 3. b 35. True Holiness described. 20. a 25. A pattern of all Holiness. 556. b 22. The virtue of Holy water. 48. a 30.
Holynesse. Holynesse beginneth within vs. 3. b 35. True Holynesse described. 20. a 25. A paterne of all Holynesse. 556. b 22. The vertue of Holywater. 48. a 30.
Honour. Of giving titles of Honour unto men, 626. a 18. Who ought to be honoured and honourable among us. 89. b 27. The mean to attain to true honour praise, or glory. 630. a 40. Why God advanceth men to Honour, and their duty. 630. a 12. It is a natural thing for such as have been in Honour to be unable to bear their own defacing. a 13. The free maintaining of Gods truth is no impeachment of any mans Honour. 627. b 2. Such as honour and reverence the wicked are to be abhorred as dogs 78. b 50. The right Honouring of God, what it is and wherein it consisteth, and how it is too be done. 71. a 33. 116. a 45. 710. b7. The Honour that GOD requireth consisteth not in Ceremonies. 175. b 23. He Honoureth God that embraceth his promise. 111. a 41. Look more in Service and worship.
Honour. Of giuing titles of Honor vnto men, 626. a 18. VVho ought to be honored and honorable among vs. 89. b 27. The meane to attain to true honour praise, or glory. 630. a 40. VVhy God aduaunceth men to Honor, and their duty. 630. a 12. It is a naturall thinge for such as haue beene in Honour to be vnable to beare their owne defacing. a 13. The free maintaining of Gods truth is no impeachment of any mans Honor. 627. b 2. Such as honour and reuerence the vvicked ar to be abhorred as dogs 78. b 50. The right Honouring of God, what it is and vvherein it consisteeth, and hovve it is too bee done. 71. a 33. 116. a 45. 710. b7. The Honour that GOD requireth consisteth not in Ceremonies. 175. b 23. He Honoureth God that imbraceth his promise. 111. a 41. Looke more in Seruice and woorshippe.