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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.
State. The State of our life. 81. b 56. 83. a. 30. The State of men after this life until the last day. 181. b 25. The State of the Faithful. 60. b 29. 101. a 40. The State of the Reprobates. 60. b 34. The State of our bodies. 81. b 48. 82. b 30. The State and condition of servants in the time of Job 582. a 11. The faithful in considering their State ought to weigh well both what they are, & also what GOD is able to do. 278. b 22. Things cannot be in their perfect State till the last day. 516. a 57. If we think not of our State we shall always be puffed up with pride. 566. a 37.
State. The State of our lyfe. 81. b 56. 83. a. 30. The State of men after this lyfe vntill the last day. 181. b 25. The State of the Faithfull. 60. b 29. 101. a 40. The State of the Reprobates. 60. b 34. The State of our bodies. 81. b 48. 82. b 30. The State and condition of seruants in the time of Iob 582. a 11. The faithfull in considering theyr State ought to waighe vvell both what they are, & also what GOD is able to doe. 278. b 22. Thinges cannot bee in their perfecte State till the last day. 516. a 57. If we think not of our State we shall alwayes bee puffed vp with pride. 566. a 37.
Stoutness. If the magistrate want stoutness to redress matters he shall never perform his duty. 549. a 51.
Stoutnesse. If the magistrate vvant stoutnesse to redresse matters he shal neuer performe his duty. 549. a 51.
Stork. Of Storks. 780. a 53. 783. a 17. The kindness that is naturally in Storks is a mirror of the thankfulness that ought to be in Children towards their parents. 983 a 16.
Storke. Of Storkes. 780. a 53. 783. a 17. The kindnesse that is naturally in Storkes is a mirrour of the thankfulnesse that ought to be in Children towardes theyr parentes. 983 a 16.