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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.
Sea. The Sea is as a little babe in the hand of God. 764. a 13. By what means the Sea is bounded. 762. a 8. Gods mighty power, wisdom, and goodness uttered in bounding and ruling of the Sea, provoke us too praise and magnify him. 761. b 13. 762. a b 763. a b.
Sea. The Sea is as a litle babe in the hand of God. 764. a 13. By what meanes the Sea is bounded. 762. a 8. Gods mighty power, wisedome, and goodnes vttred in bounding and ruling of the Sea, prouoke vs too praise and magnifie him. 761. b 13. 762. a b 763. a b.
Secret. GODS Secret Judgements are to high for us to attain to. 235. a 12. 808. a 2. We must not be overwise in Gods Secretes. 296. b 36. 513. b 60. 525. a 10. The Secretes, and mysteries of Gods word and works must be dealt withal reverently and soberly. 296. a 42. 756. a 27. and 757. a How far and in what wise we ought to enquire of Gods Secretes. 95. a 32. 638. a 43. When we pass our bounds in scanning and sifting of Gods Secretes, we do but entangle ourselves without profit. 807. a 56. Why God concealeth his Secretes from us. 637. a 16. 807. b 16. Look more in Judgements, words, Works.
Secret. GODS Secret Iudgementes are to high for vs to attaine to. 235. a 12. 808. a 2. VVee must not be ouerwyse in Gods Secretes. 296. b 36. 513. b 60. 525. a 10. The Secretes, and misteryes of Gods vvoord and workes must bee delt vvithall reuerently and soberly. 296. a 42. 756. a 27. and 757. a Hovv far and in what wise we ought to enquire of Gods Secretes. 95. a 32. 638. a 43. VVhen wee passe our boundes in skanning and sifting of Gods Secretes, we doe but entangle ourselues without profit. 807. a 56. VVhy God concealeth his Secretes from vs. 637. a 16. 807. b 16. Looke more in Iudgementes, woordes, Woorkes.
See. Look more in Know. How God is seen of us 370. a 22. 810 b 17.