A69056:500
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.
Sufferance and Suffering. Gods Sufferance is not a single permission or giving leave, but an effectual appointing of things to be done 37. a 52. Simple sufferance destroyeth the Almightiness of God. 241. a 53. Howe the things that are done by Satan and by wicked folk are done by GODS own working and appointment, and not simply by his permission or Sufferance. 37. a 52. What fruit, profit and comfort redound to the Godly by knowing that Satan or wicked men can do nothing but by Gods Sufferance. 17. b 41. 18. a 36. b 30. Why God suffereth many things unpunished. 181. b 42. 182. b 35. 716 b 20. Such as suffer the wicked, at length feel the smart themselves. 478. a 49.
Sufferance and Suffering. Gods Sufferance is not a single permission or giuing leaue, but an effectuall appointing of things to be done 37. a 52. Simple sufferance destroyeth the Almightynes of God. 241. a 53. Hovve the thinges that are done by Sathan and by vvicked folke are done by GODS owne woorking and appointment, and not simply by his permission or Sufferance. 37. a 52. VVhat frute, profit and comfort redound to the Godly by knowing that Satan or wicked men can do nothing but by Gods Sufferance. 17. b 41. 18. a 36. b 30. VVhy God suffereth many thinges vnpunished. 181. b 42. 182. b 35. 716 b 20. Such as suffer the wicked, at length feele the smart themselues. 478. a 49.
Superstition. Superstition. 94. a 42. From whence the Superstition springs 436. a 11.
Superstition. Superstition. 94. a 42. From whence the Superstitiō springs 436. a 11.
Sustained. We are not sustained by the abundance that we have, but only by the grace of God. 347. a 54.
Sustained. VVe are not sustained by the abundance that we haue, but only by the grace of God. 347. a 54.