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A commentarie on the vvhole Epistle to the Hebrevves. By M. Iohn Caluin. Translated out of French; Commentarii in epistolam ad Hebraeos. English
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Calvin, Jean, 1509-1564.; Cotton, Clement.
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doubt of that which God hath promised 6.11 E Elect. It is profitable the elect should sometimes bee sharply reprooued 6.9 End What end we ought to haue in all our thoughts and deliberations Euer How farre this word Euer is to be extended 7.17 Exile A comfort for the exiled 11.38 A mediatation for the exiled 13.14 F Falles Falles generall and particular 6.4 Faith Faith giues the word entrāce in respect of vs. 5.2 Two effects of faith 3.6 Faith and charitie must goe together 6.11 Great difference betweene faith and a generall apprehension 6.11 Faith must passe beyond all externall shadows to rest it selfe vpon Christ alone 6.19 Faith the foundation of an holy life 10.35 No life without faith 10.38 The necessitie of faith 10.38 Faith was the onely band whereby the Patriarkes were knit vnto God 11.2 Faith must content it selfe with Christ alone 11.6 The nature of faith 11.7 The obiect of faith 11.7 How faith is said to bee the cause of feare 11.7 Why the Gospell is called the word of faith 11.7 Faith the mother of obedience 11.7 Faith the roote and cause of righteousnes 11.7 A principle of faith 11.8 Two trials of faith 11.8 Faith commended though it were mingled with distrust 11.11 That is the true faith which rests it selfe vpon the promises 11.11 When faith respects the promise and when it respects the recompence of reward 11.26 Fathers How farre the example of our fathers is to be followed 3.8 See chap. 11.13 Feare Feare ought not to take away the assurance of faith 4.1 How faith is said to bee the cause of feare 11.7 Feare is too ingenious in seeking starting holes 12.13 Felicitie We must go out of our selues to attaine true felicitie 4.10 Fight A double fight of the faithfull 12.4 Free-will We will freely but it is to do euill G Glorie What it is to giue glorie to God 6.15 To serue to Gods glorie is the onely ende of our life 11.6 God God is neuer angrie without cause 3.17 God is the father of the soule as well as of the bodie 12.9 God cares for vs euen whilst he afflicts vs. 12.12 Good Man his soueraigne good 4.10 Gospell Hee that reiects the Gospell reiects the saluation of God 2.3 Christ the author of the Gospel 2.12 Why the Gospel is called the word of faith 11.7 H Haste We neuer think God makes haste enough when wee waite for his deliuerance Halting We must take heede of halting in Gods matters betime 12.13 Hearing Hearing profits not vnlesse faith bee ioyned with it 4.2 Hearts None can soften our hard hearts but God 3.8 Hillarie A saying of Hillarie 11.38 Hisichius 8.5 Hisop The vertue of Hisop 9.21 Holy Ghost Foure effects which the Holy Ghost workes in vs. 10.29 See chap. 8.10 Hope Hope the constancie of faith 3.6 Hope findes no footing on earth 6.19 Hope springs out of faith 10.23 Hospitalitie Hospitalitie growne out of vse 13.2 Humilitie God allowes no seruice vnlesse it be ioyned with humilitie 12.28 I Illumination It is the worke of the Holy Ghost to illuminate our vnderstandings 8.10 Imperfections Imperfections remaine in the best 11.32 Infidelitie No darkenes like infidelitie 4.12 Infidelitie onely hinders obedience 11.7 K Kingdome Christs kingdome shal neuer bee vanquished though it be daily assaulted 1.13 Knowledge All knowledge that is separate from the knowledge of Christ is but meere vanitie 13.8 Hee is a man of knowledge that knowes how much he wants 5.12 L Last day See 10.25 Law In what sense the word law is to be taken 7.12 Their consciences can neuer be at quiet that rest only in the doctrine of the law 9.15 They profit il by the law that are not drawne thereby to faith 11.24 Laying on of hands chap. 6.2 Loue. He that wil exercise himselfe in the duties of loue must prepare himselfe to a life ful of labour 6.10 Loue extends her liberalitie to all c. 6.10 It is an hard matter to preserue loue 10.24 Nothing sooner lost than loue 13.1 The true badge of loue 13.16 M Marriage Mariage lawfull for all sorts 13.4 Masse Foure points proouing the Masse to bee full of sacriledge 10.18 Meates Obseruation of meates belongs nothing to the substance of our saluation 13.9 Mediator No Saint or Angel a fit Mediator and why 8.3 Merit Reward is not giuen vnto workes vpon any merit 6.10 Merit of workes 11.6 Moses The commendation of Moses faith 11.25 Moses faith oft mingled with the imperfections of the flesh 11.27 N Nature of faith 11.27 Neglect After a long neglect of holy duties followes an alienation of affections 6.4 Noah In what sense Noah is said to condemne the world 11.7 Nouatus The error of Nouatus confuted chap. 6.4.10.26 O Obedience Our obedience chiefly appeares in the deniall of our selues 5.8 Obiection An obiection of the Papists answered wherein they say they offer not another sacrifice c. 10.2 Offer None fit to offer Christ but himselfe 10.18 Offices Two offices of Christ 3.1 Opportunitie It is dangerous to neglect opportunitie 3.13 Oath It is lawful to take an oath 6.16 P Pastor The care of a good Pastor 4.1 We must learne to discerne true Pastors from false 13.17 Pardon Who they be that are excluded from hope of pardon 6.4 Patriarkes chap. 11.13 Patience The necessitie of patience 10.36 Peace We haue peace both in life and in death c. 2.15 In what sense the Hebrewes vsually take this word Peace 7.2 Wee must striue to keepe peace with men c. 12.14 We shall neuer keepe peace except wee take paines to pursue it 12.14 Person A mans person must bee excepted c. 11.4 Perseuerance Perseuerance in well doing is a vertue thin sowen 6.10 Petitions God often grants our petitions when he seems to denie them 5.7 Plerophoria 6.11 Poore When we inuite the poore to our houses in them wee giue entertainment to Christ 13.2 Praier Christs praier heard though he suffered death 5.7 Praier ought to bee feruent 5.7 How to pray with fruit 8.3 Prayers All praiers that depend not on Christs intercession are reiected 7.26 Preaching Preaching must not be contemned and why 4.12 see 4.2 Preaching hath a double vse Pride The end of threatnings is to beate downe the pride of the flesh c. 6.5 Promise No faith without a promise 4.2 Gods promise the onely obiect of faith 10.23 Promises That is the true saith which heares God speake and rests vpon the promises 11.11 The promises profit vs nothing c. 9.20 R Reconciliation No other meane to procure Reconciliation but the blood of Christ 9.22 Religion There is no religion but where the truth beares the sway 11.6 No religion without sanctification 12.16 Repentance Fearefull euents of late repentance 12.17 Reprobates The hearts of the Reprobates compared to the Anuill 4.12 Resurrection The end of Christs resurrection 13.20 Reward Reward impugnes not the free imputation of righteousnesse 10.35 When faith is said to respect reward 11.26 Rodde The rodde had neede to bee alwaies tied to our backs 12.7 S Sacrament The blood of beasts purged sacramentally 9.13 The word and Sacrament must goe together 9.20 The Exposition of the word the life and soule of the sacrament 9.20 Sacrifice Christs sacrifice absolutely perfect 7.27 See 9.14 Christs sacrifice absolutely perfect from the beginning 9.26 Thankfulnesse Gods cheifest sacrifice 13.15 No sacrifice acceptable vnto God but in Christ 13.15 See chap. 11.4 Three kinds of sacrifices 13.16 Saluation The Iewes and Gentiles haue but one meanes of saluation as touching the substance 10.1 Sanctuarie The Sanctuarie earthly and how 9.1 Scripture What marke wee must aime at if we meane to profit in the Scriptures 13.9 Seeke The meanes how to seeke God 11.6 Shadowes Wee haue no such neede of shadows now as the Iews had 4.8 Schisme The chiefe cause of all Schismes 10.25 Similitude A similitude setting forth the difference betweene the law and the Gospel 10.1 Sinne. How sinne is said to be destroyed 9.26 Sorrowe The taste of heuenly riches takes away the sorrow for losse of the earthly 10.34 Soules God is the father as well of the soule as the bodie 12.9 The soules of the faithfull liue with God after they be departed hence 12.23 Strangers No inheritance for vs in heauen vnlesse we count our selues strangers on earth 11.16 T Temptations What wee are to doe in spirituall temptations 5.7 Tempt How God is said to tempt 11.17 Throne The throne of God is hangd all ouer with grace 4.16 Tithes Causes why tithes were paid Leui. 7.4 Truth Many seeme friends to the trueth but few will suffer for it 12.12 V Vaile No vaile hinders our accesse to God now if we beleeue in Christ 7.25 Vncleane The remedie that takes away our vncleanenes is in our flesh 2.11 Vnitie A meanes to preserue vnitie 10.24 W Witnesses None ought to bee condemned without witnesses 10.28 Women Women haue interest in eternall life as well as men 11. Word The word preached the power of God c. 4.2 Gods word is not heard in it selfe 5.11 The word must goe with the sacrament 9.20 The word the life of the sacrament 9.20 No rule of faith but Gods word 11.4 Worlds Two worlds 2.6 The cause why the things of this world are in such high account with vs. 12.16 Works A definition of good works 13.21 Our workes become sweet in Gods sight when they are filled with the odours of Christ 12.21 No workes in account with God but those that proceed from a righteous mā 11.4 Worship Wee must not goe an haires breadth from Gods commandement in things pertaining to his worshippe 8.5 Zeale An vndiscreete zeale is no lesse hurtfull than a fainting slothfulnes ERRATA Pag. 78. lin 9. read fleshly p 84. l. 12. r. confession p. 133. l. 35. r. shoulders p. 135. l. 4. r. thus p. 172. l 22. r. that the grace p. 195. l. 13. r. true Sanctuarie p. 207. l. 16. r. this word booke p. 236. l. 10 put out for p. 239. l. 8. r. subsistence p. 257. l. 8. put out the p. 263. l. 36. r. recited p 271. l. 31. r. Saint Paul p. 291. l. 11. put out no. p. 320. for Col. 3. r. Col. 2.