Sermons upon the Book of Job

He that is very hungry, although he eat bitter meat, it seemeth unto him sweet. 382. b 49. 28. 1. The wicked fly, when none pursueth, but the righteous are bold as a Lyon. 111▪ a 59. 14. Blessed is the man that feareth alway. 15. a 57. 448. b 3. 682. a 10. 30. 32. If thou hast thought wickedly, lay thy hand on thy mouth. 403. b 7.

He that is very hungry, although he eate bitter meat, it seemeth vnto him sweet. 382. b 49. 28. 1. The wicked flie, when none pursueth, but the righteous are bolde as a Lyon. 111▪ a 59. 14. Blessed is the man that feareth alwaye. 15. a 57. 448. b 3. 682. a 10. 30. 32. If thou hast thought wickedly, laye thy hande on thy mouth. 403. b 7.

Ecclesiastes. 5. 15. What profit hath he▪ that hath travailed for the wind. 673 a 18. 9. 4. It is better to a living dog▪ then to a dead Lyon. 424. a 34.

Ecclesiastes. 5. 15. VVHat profite hath hee▪ that hath trauailed for the winde. 673 a 18. 9. 4. It is better to a liuing dog▪ then to a dead Lyon. 424. a 34.

Isaiah. •. 3 The Ox knoweth his owner, and the Ass his masters •rib, but Israel▪ hath not known▪ my people hath not understand. 235. b 26. 784. a 15. 6. From the soul of the foot, unto the head, there is nothing whole therein, but wounds, and swellings, and ores full of corruption, they have not been wrapped nor bound up, nor mollified with oil. 721. a 32. 2. If you come too appear in my presence, and to tread in my courts, who hath required this of your hands. 327. b. 29. 15. When you make many prayers, I will not hear, for your hands are full of blood. 327. b 18. 18. Come now saith the Lord, let us reason together, when your sins shall be red as C[…]zin, they shall be made white as snow. 330. b 59. 453. a 56. 2. 19. They that feel the wrath of God, shall go into the holes of the rocks, and into the caves of the earth, for fear of the Lord when he shall arise to destroy the earth. 280. a 35. 411. a 17. 644. b 36. 22. Cease you from the man whose breath is in his nostrils. 311. b 59. 3. 10 Say ye, it shall be well with the just, for he shall eat the fruits of his works. 21. a 15. 413. a 35. 666. b 47. 5. 3. You inhabitants of Jerusalem, and you men of Judah, judge between me and my Vineyard. 190. a 39. 4. What could I have done any more to my vineyard that I have not done? Why have I looked that it should bring forth grapes, and it bringeth forth wild grapes. 161. b 57. 11. Woe unto you because you rise up early to follow drunkenness. 721. b 38. 13. My people is gone into captivity