Sermons upon the Book of Job

Sun. The Sun and Moon, and all the host of Heaven with the clouds & such other things are servants to Gods elect people. 745. a 1. The wonderful certainty and evenness which the Sun keepeth in going his daily and yearly courses. 764. b 17. The course of the Sun maketh the diversity of seasons. 172. a 4. The light of the Sun is a part of the inheritance of Gods children. 766. b 18.

Sunne. The Sunne and Moone, and all the host of Heauen with the clouds & such other things are seruaunts to Gods elect people. 745. a 1. The wonderfull certainty and euennes which the Sunne kepeth in going his dayly and yearely courses. 764. b 17. The course of the Sunne maketh the diuersity of seasons. 172. a 4. The light of the Sun is a parte of the inheritance of Gods children. 766. b 18.

Sorrow. The Sorrow that is not to be shunned. 811. b 26. Commendable and godly Sorrow. 32. b 38. Mens inordinateness in Sorrowing. 32. a 25. Uncommendable, hipocritly, & wicked Sorrow. 32. a 16. b 31. Hearty Sorrow will utter it self perforce. 32. a 47. It is a thing not too be desired never to have any Sorrow at all. 565. a 29. It behoveth the godly to be touched with grief & Sorrow, when God layeth his hand upon them. 31. b 51. 32. b 20. 52. Sackcloth, shearing of mens heads, rending of their garments, & casting of dust & ashes upon them, were tokens of repentance, or else of great Sorrow among the people of the East Countries in old time. 32. a b. Signs of Sorrow do vary according to the diversity of the customs of Countries. 32. a 10. What things ought to provoke us to Sorrow. 53. b. 17. The common manner of putting away Sorrow or grief. 32. a 57.

Sorowe. The Sorovve that is not to be shunned. 811. b 26. Commendable and godly Sorrowe. 32. b 38. Mens inordinatenes in Sorrowing. 32. a 25. Vncommendable, hipocritly, & wicked Sorrow. 32. a 16. b 31. Harty Sorrovve will vtter it selfe perforce. 32. a 47. It is a thing not too be desired neuer to haue any Sorrow at al. 565. a 29. It beboueth the godly to be touched with griefe & Sorrovv, when God layeth his hand vppon them. 31. b 51. 32. b 20. 52. Sackcloth, shearing of mens heades, rending of their garments, & casting of dust & ashes vppon them, vvere tokens of repentance, or else of great Sorrowe among the people of the Easte Countries in olde time. 32. a b. Signes of Sorrovv do vary according to the diuersity of the customes of Countries. 32. a 10. VVhat thinges ought to prouoke vs to Sorrowe. 53. b. 17. The common manner of putting away Sorrow or griefe. 32. a 57.