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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.
Policy. Earthly Policy is ordained of God. 61. b 28. Earthly Policy concerneth but this life 61. b 30. Worldly Policy serveth not too bring us too that perfection that God requireth of us. 430. b 51. Too what purpose worldly Policy should serve. 430. b 51.
Pollicie. Earthly Policie is ordeined of God. 61. b 28. Earthly Policie concerneth but this life 61. b 30. VVorldly Policie serueth not too bring vs too that perfection that God requireth of vs. 430. b 51. Too vvhat purpose vvorldly Policie should serue. 430. b 51.
Poor folks and Poverty. Poor folks are more excusable than rich folks. 6. a 58. Poor folks are in less danger by temptation than rich folks. 7. a 14. Both Poor and rich are called too salvation. 7. b 34. Poverty bringeth store of temptations. 6. b 39. What is to be done when we be pinched with penury or Poverty 776. b 56. Poorness of spirit. 6. b 16. Poverty the true schoolmistress of mildness. 101. a 59.
Poore folkes and Pouertie. Poore folkes are more excusable than rich folkes. 6. a 58. Poore folkes are in lesse daunger by temptation than riche folkes. 7. a 14. Both Poore and riche are called too saluation. 7. b 34. Pouertie bringeth store of temptations. 6. b 39. VVhat is to be done vvhen vvee bee pinched with penurie or Pouertie 776. b 56. Poorenesse of spirite. 6. b 16. Pouertie the true schoolemistres of myldnesse. 101. a 59.
Power. The Power of God. 73. b 33. No Power of Man is able too match God. 793. a 21. Gods grace and Power is not to be measured after our reason. 102. b 51. God hath given us a great proof of his mighty Power, in the person of Job. 562. a 48. God his power is not subject too any human or worldly means. 562. a 46. Gods Power and judgements are evermore matched with goodness and uprightness. 663. a 18. What manner of Power is too be imagined in God. 634. a 51. b 45. & 796. a 54. We need not to go out of our selves to find proofs of Gods mighty Power, wisdom and righteousness. 404. a 37. Proofs of Gods mighty Power, wisdom and righteousness in the Elephant. 799. a b 800. a b 801 a b. 802. a b. The Papists blaspheme God, in saying he hath an absolute Power. 457. b 46. Man is not able to comprehend god his mightiness and Power. 562. a 2.