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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.
Subject & Subjection. Mans Subjection and duty of obedience unto God. 1. a 19. & 30. What manner of Subjection man should have been in if he had not sinned. 780. b 40. Do the best we can, we can not be so Subject to God as were requisite 565. a 14. It is for our welfare to be so in Subjection. 781. a 16. The Subjection and service of beasts unto us, is through Gods taming & subduing of them to our hand 781. b 21. 782. a b. The devils are Subject to God and can not do any thing without his leave. 16. b 55. 17. b 27. 18 a 53. Look more in Obedience.
Subiect & Subiection. Mannes Subiection and dutie of obedience vnto God. 1. a 19. & 30. VVhat manner of Subiection man should haue bene in if he had not sinned. 780. b 40. Doe the best we can, we can not bee so Subiect to God as were requysite 565. a 14. It is for our welfare to bee so in Subiection. 781. a 16. The Subiection and seruice of beasts vnto vs, is through Gods taming & subduing of them to our hand 781. b 21. 782. a b. The diuilles are Subiect to God and can not do any thing without his leaue. 16. b 55. 17. b 27. 18 a 53. Looke more in Obedience.
Submit. We must always Submit ourselves to God that we be not touched with vain presumption. 559. b 40. It is a hard thing for a man to Submit himself to the single will of God without asking a reason of his works. 356. a 16.
Submitte. VVe must alwayes Submit ourselues to God that wee bee not touched with vaine presumption. 559. b 40. It is a hard thing for a man to Submitte himselfe to the single wil of God without askinge a reason of his workes. 356. a 16.
Substance. The Substance of our bodies and souls are no evil things, but the good creatures of GOD notwithstanding all that is in them is perverted and evil. 300. a 12. To say that the Substance of GODS Spirit is in us, is an heresy. Seruetus held that mens souls were partakers of the Substance of the Godhead. 500. b 43.