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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.
Witness. The upright and such as are no hypocrites, refuse not even the Witness of men, concerning their guiltlessness. 329. b 5.
VVitnesse. The vpright and such as are no hipocrites, refuse not euen the VVitnesse of men, concerning their giltlesnesse. 329. b 5.
Woman. Women are not to be despised. 55. a 47. The natural kindness of Women toward their children, and whence it proceedeth. 784. a 41.
VVoman. VVomen are not to be despized. 55. a 47. The naturall kindnesse of VVomen toward their children, and vvhēce it proceedeth. 784. a 41.
Gods Word, or the Scripture. Gods Word is a consuming fire. 395 b 15. Gods word must be our only direction. 86. a 60. Gods word is the Armour and weapon of Christians. 31. a 17. Gods word is not dark of it self. 637. a 11. The Majesty, simplicity, and easy plainness of Gods word. 753. b 18. 772. b 18. The Scripture applieth it self to our capacity. 38. b 18. God goodness in showing him self to us by his word, and the use and end thereof. 741. a 18. The authority and obedience that must be yielded of all states and degrees, to Gods word. 329. b 26. 540. b 1. 627. a 15. 628. a 51. 631. a 20 Gods showing of him self in his word, is far excellenter than his showing of him self in his works. 741. b 11. What manner of thing the Doctrine of Gods word is, and how it differeth from other Sciences. 660. b 57. The word without the working of Gods spirit, is but a dead thing. 810. a 19. They that reject and refuse Gods word, are worse than the Papists 738. a They that disdain to learn at Gods word, are worse than brute beasts. 661 a 45. Wherefore many take no profit by hearing Gods word. 253. a 60. Howe we ought to behave our selves, when we see Gods word so little received. 291. a 20. We ought to be desirous of Gods word, and why. 70. a 43. The profit of Gods word when it is rightly applied. 486. a 47. What is to be done, that we may profit by the hearing of Gods word. 742. b 20. How we ought to be minded, at the hearing of Gods word. 79. b 1. 80 a 32. 529. b 46. We must content our selves with the Scriptures. 80. a 29. 768. a 34. The faithful must continually mind the things that are written in Gods word. 638. a 27. 459. a 34. To receive Gods word, is to receive God himself. 410. b 411. a b. The use of Gods word. 70. a 22. 36. 749. b 21. What a villainy is it too forbid unlearned folk, the reading of the scripture. 18. b 27. Men cannot bar the word of god from continuing in his full state. 642. b 51. The wickedness of mens lives ought not to diminish the authority of Gods word. 530. b 18. The Papists are falsifiers of the holy Scriptures. 86. a 35.