Sermons upon the Book of Job

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Papist Popedom and Popery. The Papists tear Gods Majesty in pieces. 109 b 31. The Papists deny the first article of our belief. 242. b 16. The Papists are bereft of all hope of salvation, and why. 225. b 46. The brutishness of the Papists. 79. b 50. The devilish curiosity of the Papists. 79. b 58. The fondness of the Papists, as well in curiosity of searching things which they ought not, as also in shunning of things which they ought to know. 636. a 44. There is nothing in Popery, but horrible confusion. 255. a 26. Confusion of the Popedom from whom i• springeth. 79. b 44.

Papist Popedome and Poperie. The Papistes teare Gods Maiestie in peeces. 109 b 31. The Papistes deny the first article of our beliefe. 242. b 16. The Papistes are bereft of al hope of saluation, and why. 225. b 46. The brutishnesse of the Papistes. 79. b 50. The deuelishe curiositie of the Papists. 79. b 58. The fondnesse of the Papists, as vvel in curiositie of searching thinges vvhich they ought not, as also in shunning of thinges which they ought to knovve. 636. a 44. There is nothing in Poperie, but horrible confusion. 255. a 26. Confusion of the Popedome from vvhome i• springeth. 79. b 44.

Parents. Parents must bring up their children in the fear of God. 10. a 9. 52. Their negligence and folly, in bringing them up. 10. a 27. 44. The just reward of their negligence and folly. 10. a 44. b 8. They must hold their children in awe, even after they be men and women grown. 10. a 20. Howe they may purchase them selves authority with their children. 10 a 7. Look more in Duty.