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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.
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Magistrates. The Magistrate occupieth Gods room. 545. b 28. Magistrates ought too submit them selves too God with all fear and care. 293. a 13. Why Magistrates are termed the children of God. 17. a 27. After what manner men ought to for bear to rail or to speak evil of Princes and Magistrates. 675. a 26.
Magistrates. The Magistrate occupieth Gods roume. 545. b 28. Magistrates ought too submit them selues too God with all feare and care. 293. a 13. VVhy Magistrates are termed the children of God. 17. a 27. After what maner men ought to for beare to rayle or to speake euil of Princes and Magistrates. 675. a 26.
Man. What Man is of himself. 40. b 46. 451. b 22. Man is the woman's head. 54. b 32. Mans strength and ability are wholly from above. 52. Men bring nothing with them into the world, neither shall they carry any thing with them. 33. a 37. 51. Mans dullness. and unabilitie in conceiving Gods sayings and doings. 637. b 1. Men are by nature wholly given to evil. 12. b 55. 19. b 18. 21. a 44. 56. a 4. Wherein Men differ from the brute beasts. 619. a 20. Men are less moved when God calleth them too him, than the brute beasts. 527. a 61. Why Men are termed the children of God. 17. a 20. Men are naturally the bondslaves of the devil. 761. a 31. Men challenge more to them selves than is meet for them. 575. a 38. All Men are alike before God. 676. a 59. Men are loth to be admonished of their misdoings. 15. a 4.
Man. VVhat Man is of himselfe. 40. b 46. 451. b 22. Man is the vvomans heade. 54. b 32. Mans strength and abilitie are wholly from aboue. 52. Men bring nothing with them into the world, neither shall they carie any thing with them. 33. a 37. 51. Mans dulnesse. and vnabilitie in conceiuing Gods sayings and doings. 637. b 1. Men are by nature vvholly giuen to euill. 12. b 55. 19. b 18. 21. a 44. 56. a 4. VVherein Men differ from the brute beastes. 619. a 20. Men are lesse moued vvhen God calleth them too him, than the brute beasts. 527. a 61. VVhy Men are termed the children of God. 17. a 20. Men are naturally the bondslaues of the diuell. 761. a 31. Men challenge more to them selues than is meete for them. 575. a 38. All Men are alike before God. 676. a 59. Men are loth to bee admonished of their misdoings. 15. a 4.