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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.
Immortality. From whence the Immortality of the souls proceedeth. 141. a 47. b 10. 673. b 55. The Immortality of Angels proceedeth from God. 141. a 54.
Immortalitie. From whence the Immortalitie of the soules proceedeth. 141. a 47. b 10. 673. b 55. The Immortalitie of Angels proceedeth from God. 141. a 54.
Impatience. What Impatience is. 343. a 46. The cause of our Impatience. 116. a 31 635. a 5. 668. b 25. 793. a 54. Impatience doth not utter it self commonly at the first brunt of adversity. 22. a 46. It is not for man to be Impatient by striving against God, or too find fault with his doings. 786. a 49. 801. b 19. 804. a 60. 805. a 6. When God afflicteth us, we must be watchful, that we turn not aside unto impatience: and why. 728. b 45. 531. a 26. Impatience is a robbing of God of his right, and a making of ourselves equal with him. 635. a 43. Our grudging or pleading against God through Impatience, shall not avail us at all. 725. b 16. Who so ever is Impatient, rebelleth against God. 729. b 36. The least Impatience in the world, is a defying of God, and a condemn ning of him to be unrighteous. 793. a 38. There is not a worse thing; than too grudge at Gods doings through Impatience, and why. 694. b 52. To be Impatient in adversity, is a blaspheming of God, a taking upon us to be Masters and controllers over him, and a condemning of him to be unrighteous. 152. a 38 033. a 15. 634. a 8. 694. a 2. 695. a 3. 793. a 38. 794. a b. The inconveniences of Impatience in adversity. 85. b 60. The just fruit and reward of Impatience. 751. b 55. 755. a 36. 756. a b. 757. a 15. 788. a 52. 789. a b. 790. a 793. b 38.
Impatiencie. VVhat Impatiencie is. 343. a 46. The cause of our Impatiencie. 116. a 31 635. a 5. 668. b 25. 793. a 54. Impatiencie doth not vtter it selfe commonly at the firste brunt of aduersitie. 22. a 46. It is not for man to be Impatient by striuing against God, or too finde faulte with his doings. 786. a 49. 801. b 19. 804. a 60. 805. a 6. VVhen God afflicteth vs, vvee must be watchfull, that vvee turne not aside vnto impatiencie: and vvhy. 728. b 45. 531. a 26. Impatiencie is a robbing of God of his right, and a making of ourselues equall vvith him. 635. a 43. Our grudging or pleading againste God through Impatiencie, shall not auaile vs at all. 725. b 16. VVho so euer is Impatient, rebelleth against God. 729. b 36. The least Impatiencie in the vvorld, is a defying of God, and a condē ning of him to bee vnrightuous. 793. a 38. There is not a worse thing; than too grudge at Gods dooings through Impatiencie, and why. 694. b 52. To bee Impatient in aduersitie, is a blaspheming of God, a taking vpon vs to be Maisters and controllers ouer him, and a condemning of him to be vnrightuous. 152. a 38 033. a 15. 634. a 8. 694. a 2. 695. a 3. 793. a 38. 794. a b. The inconueniences of Impatiencie in aduersitie. 85. b 60. The iust fruite and reward of Impatiencie. 751. b 55. 755. a 36. 756. a b. 757. a 15. 788. a 52. 789. a b. 790. a 793. b 38.