Sermons upon the Book of Job

Tame. Till we know that God putteth us to reproach, and giveth men leave to persecute us, we shall never be Tamed as we ought to be. 560. a 5.

Tame. Til we know that God putteth vs to reproch, and giueth men leaue to persecute vs, we shal neuer be Tamed as vve ought to be. 560. a 5.

Teach, Teacher, Teachable, Teachableness. There is no Teacher like unto GOD, and how to learn at his hands. 730. a 4. b All the Teaching, reading, and hearing of Gods word that can be, vvil not avail us, except he work inwardly by his holy spirit. 730. a 34. The way to be well taught at Gods hand. 788. b 16. 809. b 31. To be Teachable is a great virtue. 129. a 7. b 33. The first foundation of wisdom is Teachableness, that is to say, a willingness or desirousness to be taught. 674. a. 20. When God teacheth we must give ear to his Teaching. 635 b. 48. The Lord will have us only to receive that which he thinketh good too Teach us. 529. a. 30. He that will teach others well, must first learn of god, and have a perfect feeling of the true Doctrine in his hart. 628. a. 26. 629. a. 47. The properties of a good Teacher. 486. a. 10. 542. b. 34. The office of the Preachers and Teachers of the Gospel too forgive sins. 648. a. 16. The lets are many which turn men aside from suffering themselves to be taught by God. 526. b. 60. Very few now a days can abide too be taught, but every man taketh upon him to be a Teacher. 542. a. 1 They shall never be good Teachers which will not suffer themselves to be reproved when they do amiss. 697. a. 53. If we make no reckoning of the good life of such as ought to teach us, we reject the assurance that god giveth us of his doctrine. 542. b. 48 They that despise their teachers, offer wrong unto God. 237. b. 21. All Popish Teachers are scorners of God. 215. b. 44. The condemnation of hypocritical teachers. 71. a. 47.

Teach, Teacher, Teachable, Teachablenesse. There is no Teacher like vnto GOD, and howe to learne at his handes. 730. a 4. b All the Teaching, reading, and hearing of Gods woord that can bee, vvil not auaile vs, except he worke inwardly by his holy spirite. 730. a 34. The way to bee well taught at Gods hand. 788. b 16. 809. b 31. To be Teachable is a great vertue. 129. a 7. b 33. The first foundation of wisedome is Teachablenesse, that is to say, a willingnesse or desirousnesse to be taught. 674. a. 20. VVhen God teacheth vve must giue eare to his Teaching. 635 b. 48. The Lord wil haue vs only to receiue that which he thinketh good too Teach vs. 529. a. 30. He that will teach others well, must first learne of god, and haue a perfect feeling of the true Doctrine in his hart. 628. a. 26. 629. a. 47. The properties of a good Teacher. 486. a. 10. 542. b. 34. The office of the Preachers and Teachers of the Gospell too forgiue sinnes. 648. a. 16. The lets are many which turne men aside from suffring themselues to be taught by God. 526. b. 60. Very fevv now a dayes can abide too be taught, but euery man taketh vpon him to be a Teacher. 542. a. 1 They shall neuer be good Teachers which wil not suffer themselues to be reproued when they do amisse. 697. a. 53. If wee make no reckoning of the good life of such as ought to teach vs, we reiect the assurance that god giueth vs of his doctrine. 542. b. 48 They that despise their teachers, offer wrong vnto God. 237. b. 21. All Popish Teachers are scorners of God. 215. b. 44. The condemnation of hypocriticall teachers. 71. a. 47.