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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.
Whale. The Whale and the description of him. 800. b 52. 801. a b. 802. a b. 803 a b. Proofs of Gods mighty power, wisdom, and the righteousness in the Whale. 801 b 40. 802. a b. 803. a b.
VVhale. The VVhale and the description of him. 800. b 52. 801. a b. 802. a b. 803 a b. Proofes of Gods mightie power, wisdome, and the rightuousnesse in the VVhale. 801 b 40. 802. a b. 803. a b.
Whoredom. Who so suffereth Whoredom to be committed, is a baud before God. 581. b 30.
VVhoredome. VVho so suffereth VVhoredome to bee committed, is a baude before God. 581. b 30.
Wicked and Wickedness. All men of all degrees are Wicked, if God restrain them not by his holy spirit. 675. b 32. The Wicked are Gods servants, tools, and instruments, wherewith he serveth his own turn justly and rightfully, and yet their Wickedness can not be fathered upon him. 36. a 45. 37. b 24. 38. a 1. The more that God beareth with the Wicked, the more do they harden in their sins. 547. a 23. The Wicked can not do any more or any otherwise, than God permitteth them. 36. a 38. 37. b 41. 322 b 35. The Wicked is to be condemned for his Wickedness, how so ever his state standeth. 87. b 88. a b. and so forth. All the wicked want three things. 505. a 32. Why the Wicked are said to be planted. 87. b 30. The Wicked perisheth before he be full ripe. 314 a 2•. Why the wicked are suffered sometimes unpunished. 405. a 2. Why God giveth the wicked their full scope in this world. 767. a 1. Though the Wicked be not troubled, yet are they not throughly in quiet, because they have an evil conscience. 518. a 50. Though God spare the wicked for a time, yet he suffereth them not to scape altogether scot free. 812. a 50. God never favoureth the Wicked. 165. a 30. God is an enemy too all Wicked folk in general 797. a 60. God overtaketh the wicked in their own wiles. 75. b 10. 99. a 41. The wicked shall at length be confounded 767. a 41. & 316. b 53. Why God destroyeth the Wicked. 198, a 18. The Wicked come not willingly to the Lord. 508. a b. If Wicked men escape unpunished in this world, their judgements is the greater. 512. b 27. The end of the Wicked. 87. a 27. 378. a 41. An admonition too the wicked. 512. b 36. The Wickedness of these present days. 90. a 19. Wickedness increaseth, when it is not resisted. 478. a 52.