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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.
Presumptuousness, Proud folks and Pride. Presumptuousness is a kind of drunkenness. 68. a 12. A presumption in proud folks. 521. b 40 ⟨image 29⟩Our Presumptuousness keepeth us from the true knowledge of gods righteousness. 78. a 54. b 10. Pride throweth men headlong into hell or damnation. 25. a 38. Pride and Presumption, bring us to poverty. 79. a 7. Pride of knowledge, carieth with it a carelessness. 78. b 56. The Pride of man in controlling Gods doings and works, and his blind ignorance in them. 750. b 40. 751. a b 752. b 8. 758. b 6. 759. a b 763. b 56. 764. a b. Of Pride, in not humbling our selves unto God. 297. b. 61. Proud folks are the bondslaves of Satan. 18. a 26. Who be the Proud ones. 797. a 20. The Pride of men in prosperity, in trusting too them selves and too their worldly helps. 677. a 47. All Proud folks are Gods utter enemies, & he is at deadly and unreconcilable food with them. 796 b 53. 797. a. There is nothing more against our salvation, than Presumptuousness 262. b 35. No man ought to be Proud of his own greatness. 676. b 2. We cannot come unto Christ, till we be bereft of all our Pride. 727. b 18. Men are never so throughly humbled, but there remaineth still some root of Pride in them. 792. b. 7. The wellspring of our Pride in pleading against God. 681. a 19. Job rebuketh the froward Pride of man. 511. a 46. It belongeth only to God too root out the Proud. 796. a 44. 797. a b 798. a b 799. a b. God destroyeth the Proud, and spareth the meek, 796. b 1. 797. a b. 798. a b 799. a b. Means to pull down the Pride of men, and to bring them to humility. 801. a 7. 802. a b. 803. a b. 804. a b.
Presumptuousnesse, Proudfolkes and Pryde. Presumptuousnesse is a kynde of dronkenesse. 68. a 12. A presumtiō in proud folks. 521. b 40 ⟨image 29⟩Our Presumptuousnesse keepeth vs from the true knowledge of gods rightuousnesse. 78. a 54. b 10. Pryde throweth men headlong into hell or damnation. 25. a 38. Pryde and Presumption, bring vs to pouertie. 79. a 7. Pride of knowledge, carieth vvith it a carelesnesse. 78. b 56. The Pryde of man in controlling Gods doings and workes, and his blinde ignorance in them. 750. b 40. 751. a b 752. b 8. 758. b 6. 759. a b 763. b 56. 764. a b. Of Pride, in not humbling our selues vnto God. 297. b. 61. Proude folkes are the bondslaues of Satan. 18. a 26. VVho be the Proud ones. 797. a 20. The Pryde of men in prosperitie, in trusting too them selues and too their vvorldly helpes. 677. a 47. All Proud folkes are Gods vtter enimies, & he is at daedly and vnreconcileable foode with them. 796 b 53. 797. a. There is nothing more against our saluation, than Presumptuousnes 262. b 35. No man ought to be Proude of his owne greatnesse. 676. b 2. VVe cannot come vnto Christe, till vve be bereft of all our Pryde. 727. b 18. Men are neuer so throughly humbled, but ther remaineth stil some roote of Pryde in them. 792. b. 7. The vvelspring of our Pryde in pleading against God. 681. a 19. Iob rebuketh the frovvard Pryde of man. 511. a 46. It belongeth only to God too roote out the Proud. 796. a 44. 797. a b 798. a b 799. a b. God destroyeth the Proud, and spareth the meeke, 796. b 1. 797. a b. 798. a b 799. a b. Meanes to pull dovvne the Pride of men, and to bring them to humilitie. 801. a 7. 802. a b. 803. a b. 804. a b.