Reason.
Mans reason is not able to attain to the depth of Gods works, no nor to have any taste of them except it be given him from above. 749. b 53. 750. a b. 756. b 55. 758. b 6. and so forth to 788. a b.
The general benefit that God hath vouchsafed upon us in making us reasonable creatures, ought of it self to suffice to make us praise God. 705. b 31.
Whereto all our wit and reason serveth of it self. 692. b 3.
We must utterly renounce our own Reason in matters that concern God and his word. 620. a 1.
We be bound unto God for the benefit of Reason and discretion. 783. b 12.
It is a devilish malapertness to measure God his works by our own Reason 513. a 16.
Mans Reason may have ability too judge of things that concern this life, but of things Heavenly none at all. 522. a 7.
God must not be measured by our natural Reason, nor by the things that we see here beneath in this world. 715. b 9. 716. a 44.
When we deal in Gods matters or hear them spoken of, we must mount above our own natural Reason & understanding. 714. 12. 716. a 44.
God is desirous to win men by gentleness and reason. 753. a
Gods! vvill is the rule of all Reason. 463. a 19.
The corruption of mans Reason through original sin. 706. a 41.
The things wherein we differ from brute beasts, is that we have some Reason and understanding. 550. b 56.
Reason.
Mans reason is not able to attaine to the depth of Gods workes, no nor to haue any taste of them except it be giuen him from aboue. 749. b 53. 750. a b. 756. b 55. 758. b 6. and so forth to 788. a b.
The generall benefite that God hath vouchsafed vpon vs in making vs reasonable creatures, ought of it selfe to suffise to make vs praise God. 705. b 31.
VVhereto all our wit and reason serueth of it selfe. 692. b 3.
VVe must vtterly renounce our ovvn Reason in matters that concerne God and his woord. 620. a 1.
VVe be bound vnto God for the benefite of Reason and discreation. 783. b 12.
It is a diuelish malepertnes to measure God his vvorkes by our own Reason 513. a 16.
Mans Reason may haue ability too iudge of thinges that concern this lyfe, but of things Heauenly none at all. 522. a 7.
God must not bee measured by our natural Reason, nor by the things that wee see here beneath in this world. 715. b 9. 716. a 44.
VVhen we deale in Gods matters or heare them spoken of, wee must mount aboue our owne naturall Reason & vnderstanding. 714. 12. 716. a 44.
God is desirous to vvin men by gentlenes and reason. 753. a
Gods! vvill is the rule of all Reason. 463. a 19.
The corruption of mannes Reason through originall finne. 706. a 41.
The thinges wherein vve differ from brute beasts, is that we haue some Reason and vnderstanding. 550. b 56.
