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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.
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Obedience. Obedience is the fault that causeth us to find good taste in adversities. 117. b 50. Obedience is the chiefest thing that God requireth of us. 446. b 35. Obedience to God, is the true fruit of repentance. 817 b 20. Childly obedience. 17. b 14. There is nothing better for man than to obey God. 552. a 7. We ought to desire no further but that God be Obeyed. 542. b 59. The reverence and Obedience that men yield to worldly Princes and Magistrates, is a sufficient evidence to condemn them for not Obeying God. 675. b 49. If we will Obey God rightly, we must give over all our own customs and manner of dealing. 460. a 20. A true token of our obeying and reverencing of God. 674. b 47. What thing letteth us to Obey God 817. b 36. It is impossible to Obey God, and to glorify him in his judgements except we have Hope. 710. b 15. Why Princes are Obeyed, seeing that subjection is odious to mans nature. 676. a 37.
Obedience. Obedience is the falt that causeth vs to finde good tast in aduersities. 117. b 50. Obedience is the chiefest thing that God requireth of vs. 446. b 35. Obedience to God, is the true fruite of repentance. 817 b 20. Childly obedience. 17. b 14. There is nothing better for man thā to obey God. 552. a 7. VVee ought to desire no further but that God be Obeyed. 542. b 59. The reuerence and Obedience that men yeeld to worldly Princes and Magistrates, is a sufficient euidēce to condemne them for not Obeying God. 675. b 49. If wee will Obey God rightly, vvee must giue ouer all our owne customes and manner of dealing. 460. a 20. A true token of our obeying and reuerencing of God. 674. b 47. VVhat thing letteth vs to Obey God 817. b 36. It is impossible to Obey God, and to glorifie him in his iudgements except we haue Hope. 710. b 15. VVhy Princes are Obeyed, seeing that subiection is odious to mans nature. 676. a 37.
Offenders. Look more in Duty. The multitude of Offenders must not make us to Offend. 40. a 8. Look more in Sinners.