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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.
Lads. The brave Lads of the world are like wooden pictures. 510. a 57.
Laddes. The braue Laddes of the worlde are like wodden pictures. 510. a 57.
Law. That God is the Law giver and the Judge, are things that go jointly together. 576. a 49. Why God in his word useth many terms to express his Law thereby, as ordinances, statutes, decrees judgements. 266. a 50. Gods Law is a sufficient, perfect rule whereby too live a good and godly life. 203. b 41. The Law and Prophets of God ought to be of great authority among men, and why. 625. a 40. The Law was qualified to the state of man before he fell. 4••. b 8. One of the principal parts which God requireth in his Law, is that we should no way seek our neigh hours goods. 574. a 37. We can not stand before God, although we fulfil the Law. 188. b 6. 189. a 7. & 261. a •2. God maketh war against all fortes of men, that transgress his Law. 771. b 2. We owe more unto God, than by the Law is exacted of us. 451. b 1. Howe God hath given his Law. 262. b 9. Why the law is called the message of death. 188. a 61.
Lavve. That God is the Lavve giuer and the Iudge, are things that go ioyntly together. 576. a 49. VVhy God in his worde vseth many termes to expresse his Law thereby, as ordinances, statutes, decrees iudgements. 266. a 50. Gods Lavve is a sufficient, perfecte rule whereby too liue a good and godly life. 203. b 41. The Lawe and Prophetes of God ought to be of great authoritie among men, and why. 625. a 40. The Lavve was qualified to the state of man before he fell. 4••. b 8. One of the principall partes which God requireth in his Lavve, is that we should no way seke our neigh hours goods. 574. a 37. VVe can not stande before God, although we fulfill the Lavve. 188. b 6. 189. a 7. & 261. a •2. God maketh warre against all fortes of men, that transgresse his Lavv. 771. b 2. VVe owe more vntoo God, than by the Lavve is exacted of vs. 451. b 1. Hovve God hathe giuen his Lavve. 262. b 9. VVhy the lavv is called the message of death. 188. a 61.