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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.
Satan or Devil. Satan. 801. a 45. Why the Devil or fiend is called Satan, that is to say adversary, enemy, or foe. 17. a 17. Satan and his Angels, Fiends, or Devils were created of God. 17. b 33. Satan's office and nature, & where about he busieth, & applieth him self. 18. a 11. b 46. 19. a 6. 21. a 40. 25. b 56. Satan the Father of lies and lying, & an enemy to all trueth. 22. b 11. 61 Satan is Prince of the world. 17. b 37. 55. Satan is an accuser. 21. a 8. Satan is a roaring Lyon. 17. b 59. 18. a 38. Satan is GODS executioner or hangman toward the wicked, and his rod toward the Godly. 24. a 25. Satan is busiest ever with the godly. 19 a 19. Satan's corruptness or naughtiness came of himself. 17 b 35. Satan turneth himself into an Angel of Light. 22. b 16. Satan is Gods Ape, and hath his prophecies and revelations also. 624. b 34. Satan doth sometime speak truth 22. b 12. Satan laboureth to rock us a sleep in hypocrisy. 571. b 57. Satan's policies are infinite. 20. b 43. Wherefore God putteth us in mind of the power, policy, and cruelty of Satan. 18. a 19. b 46. 21. a 21. Satan's doings tend altogether too the destruction and damnation of men. 25. a 29. Satan's power over men in their own nature. 18. a 19. Satan is always practising against us without ceasing. 19. a 19. 44. 20. b 42. Satan is to strong for us if GOD preserve us not 26. a 13. Satan tempteth and afflicteth men mo ways than one at once. 26. b 56. 29. a 58. Satan finding out every mans humour and disease, useth the same to the parties hurt. 21. a 43. 22. a 26. Satan will not suffer men to humble themselves 142 b 7. Satan's hope in afflicting the godly 23. a 39. How Satan is disappointed of his hope in afflicting the Godly. 23. a 48. 24. b 24. Satan doth sometime seduce the godly by Gods permission. 24 b 54. Why God giveth Satan leave to afflict the godly. 23. a 14. God granting of Satan leave to afflict the Godly; is not for that he is moved thereto by Satan's suit, or for that Satan is in any credit or favour with him. 23. a 16. Satan is spited in the godly. 19. b 323 a 54. All Satan's practises turn to the benefit of the godly. 25. a 31. Satan knoweth not Gods invincible power in his chosen. 23. a 44. As well Satan himself as also all his Angels; are of Gods sending. 28. b 27. Satan is subject unto God, and can not do any thing without his leave.
Sathan or Deuill. Sathan. 801. a 45. VVhy the Deuill or feende is called Sathan, that is to say aduersary, enemy, or foe. 17. a 17. Sathan and his Angelles, Feendes, or Diuelles vvere created of God. 17. b 33. Sathans office and nature, & vvhere about he busieth, & applyeth him selfe. 18. a 11. b 46. 19. a 6. 21. a 40. 25. b 56. Satan the Father of lyes and lying, & an enemie to all trueth. 22. b 11. 61 Satan is Prince of the vvorld. 17. b 37. 55. Satan is an accuser. 21. a 8. Satan is a roaring Lyon. 17. b 59. 18. a 38. Satan is GODS executioner or hangman toward the wicked, and his rodde toward the Godly. 24. a 25. Satan is buziest euer with the godly. 19 a 19. Satans corruptnesse or naughtinesse came of himselfe. 17 b 35. Satan turneth himselfe into an Angell of Light. 22. b 16. Satan is Gods Ape, and hath his prophefies and reuelations also. 624. b 34. Sathan dooth somtime speake truth 22. b 12. Satan laboreth to rocke vs a slepe in hipocrisie. 571. b 57. Satans pollicies are infinite. 20. b 43. VVherfore God putteth vs in minde of the power, pollicy, and cruelty of Satan. 18. a 19. b 46. 21. a 21. Satans dooinges tend altogyther too the destruction and damnation of men. 25. a 29. Satans power ouer men in their own nature. 18. a 19. Satan is alwayes practising against vs vvithout ceasing. 19. a 19. 44. 20. b 42. Satan is to strong for vs if GOD preserue vs not 26. a 13. Sathan tempteth and afflicteth men mo vvayes than one at once. 26. b 56. 29. a 58. Satan finding out euery mannes humour and disease, vseth the same to the parties hurte. 21. a 43. 22. a 26. Satan will not suffer men to humble themselues 142 b 7. Sathans hope in afflicting the godly 23. a 39. How Sathan is disappointed of his hope in afflicting the Godly. 23. a 48. 24. b 24. Satan doth somtime seduce the godly by Gods permission. 24 b 54. VVhy God giueth Satan leaue to afflict the godly. 23. a 14. God graunting of Satan leaue to afflict the Godly; is not for that hee is moued therto by Satans sute, or for that Sathan is in any credit or fauour vvith him. 23. a 16. Satan is spyted in the godly. 19. b 323 a 54. All Satans practises turne to the benefite of the godly. 25. a 31. Satan knoweth not Gods inuincible power in his chosen. 23. a 44. As well Satan himselfe as also all his Angelles; are of Gods sending. 28. b 27. Satan is subiect vnto God, and can not doe any thing without his leaue.