Commentary on Romans, Index – Colophon
A Table or Index, conteining certaine principall matters in the Commentaries of M. Ioh. Caluin vponupon the Epiſtle to the Romaines, the firſt number ſheweth the Chapter, the ſeconde the Verſe.
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ABba father. cha. 6. verſe, 8
Abraham the father of the faithful. chap. 4. ver. 1. 16.
Abraham iuſtified by faith onelyonly. chap. 4. 3.
Abraham how he was the heire of the world. chap. 4. 13.
Abrahams laughter was without fault. chap. 4. 20.
Abrahams body barren before the bleſſing of God. chap. 4. 19.
Abrahams faith. chap. 4. 3.
Abuſe of the kvowledge of the Goſpel. chap. 2. 21.
Adam a figure of Chriſt. chap. 5. 14.
Adams diſobedience what harme it brought, chap. 5. 19.
Adoption of the Iewes. chap. 9. 4.
To expect adoption what it is. chap. 8. 23.
External adoration. chap. 11. 4.
Adulation muſt be auoyded. chap, 12. 28. cha. 16. 18.
Aedification neceſſary for the godly. cha. 14. 19.
Affection twofold in the godly. chap. 8. 23. cha. 9. 2. cha. 11. 19.
Afflictions are furtherances of ſaluation to the godly. cha. 8. 28.
Afflictions promote the glory of the faithful. cha. 5. 3. 5.
Afflictions muſt be borne patiently. cha. 8. 29. 30.
Afflictions of the godly momentany. chap. 8. 1….
Afflictions the end of the faithfull. chap. 5. 3.
Ambition is to be taken heede of. cha. 13. 13.
Anabaptiſtes condemne al ſwearing. chap. 1. 9.
Anathema what it is. chap. 9. 3.
Anguiſh what it is. cha. 8. 35.
Anxiety what it is. cha. 8. 35.
The Apoſtles vſe great liberty in reciting the ſcripture. chap. 3. 4.
To be aſhamed for to haſten. cha. 9. 33.
Authoritie to be giuen vntounto God onelyonly. cha. 3. 10.
The Authority of the ſword confirmed. chap, 13. 4.
B
BAptiſme hath ſucceeded circumciſion. chap. 4. 11.
Baptiſme doth not iuſtifie. cha. 2. 25.
The end of baptiſme, cha. 2. 25.
Body put for that part of men is vnregenerate, cha. …. 10.
The body muſt be kept vndefiled from al pollution of ſuperſtition, cha. 11. 4.
The body of death what it is, cha. 7. 24.
The body of ſinne what it is, cha. 6. 12.
Budaeus his place, cha. 9. 3.
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CAlling with …, cha. 8. 30.
Calling of election, cha. 1. 6.
To cal for to raiſe, cha. 4. 17.
Effectual & inner calling proper only to the elect, cha. 10. 16.
The calling of the Gentiles witneſſed by the Prophets, cha. 9. 25.
Calling of the Gentiles like vntounto a graffing, cha. 11. 18.
Calumniations againſt the grace of God, cha. 6. 7.
Catharites confuted, cha. 7. 25.
The cauſe of the Iewes excetation, cha. 10. 19.
The cauſes of the ſaluation of the faithful, cha. 8. 28.
The certainty of Gods word whence it dependeth, cha. 3. 4.
The certainty of ſaluatiō depēdeth vpō the goodnes of God, cha. 8. 32
Charity the bond of perfection, cha. 1…. 19.
Degrees of charity, cha. 16. 1.
Children of righteouſnes who they are, cha. 6. 20.
Chriſt eternal God, cha. 1. 3. 4.
Chriſt the aduocate and interceſſour of the godly, cha. 8. 34.
Chriſt why called Lord, cha. 10. 9.
Chriſt the only paterne of the faithful, cha. 8. 29.
Chriſt the ſonne of God, cha. 1. 4.
Chriſt the firſt begotten ſonne of God, cha. 8. 29.
Chriſt the end of the law, cha. 10. 4.
Chriſt the brother of al the godly, cha. 8. 29.
Chriſt a man, cha. 1. 3.
Chriſt the iudge of the whole world, cha. 2. 16.
Chriſt how he is a ſtone of offence, cha. 9. 32.
Chriſt the miniſter of circumciſion, cha. 15. 8.
Chriſt onelyonly our peace, cha. 5. 1.
Chriſt how he hath purchaſed ſaluation for al, cha. 4. 25.
Chriſt how he beſeecheth the father for vsus, cha. 8. 34.
Chriſt how he dwelleth in vsus, cha. 8. 10.
Chriſt ſent vntounto vsus filled with al heauenly treaſures, cha. 8. 32.
Chriſt wherefore he was ſent, cha. 15. 8.
Chriſt how he died to ſinne, cha. 6. 10.
Chriſt by his owne ſtrength roſe againe, cha. 1. 4.
Chriſt his manifeſtation twofold, cha. 3. 21.
Chriſt his death ye beginning of our reconciliation with God, cha. 5. 10
Chriſt his death killeth ſinne in the faithful, cha. 6. 4.
Chriſt by death hath done away our ſinnes, cha. 4. 25.
The efficacie of Chriſt his death, cha. 6. 5.
The communication of Chriſt his death twofold. cha. 6. 7.
Two natures in Chriſt, cha. 9. 5.
Chriſt his obedience, cha. 5. 19.
Chriſt his office, cha. 1. 16.
Chriſt his reſurrection, cha 1. 4.
Chriſt his reſurrection the worke of the power of God, cha. 6. 4.
Chriſt his reſurrection hath gotten the victorie for vsus, cha. 10. 9
Chriſt his reſurrection hath gotten righteouſnes for vsus, cha. 4. 25.
The end of Chriſt his reſurrection, cha. 10. 9.
Chriſt his triumph, cha. 7. 4.
Chriſt his zeale, cha. 15. 3.
To put on Chriſt what it is, cha. 13. 14.
Who are true Chriſtians, cha. 8. 9.
Chriſtian life ſtandeth in doing, cha. 12. 11.
Chriſtian prieſthood what it is, chap. 15. 16.
The Church is nouriſhed by the ſecret prouidence of God, cha. 11. 2
Circumciſion twofold, chap. 2. 28.
Which is true circumciſion, cha. 2. 25.
Circumciſion did not iuſtifie, cha. 2. 25. 28.
The vſe of circumciſion, chap. 4. 11.
Collections for the poore, cha. 15. 25.
Common for prophane, cha. 14. 14.
Compaſſion may lawfully be in the godly euē for the reprobate. cha. 9. 2.
Compaſſion neceſſary in the godly, cha. 12. 15.
Communication of the faithful, cha. 12. 4. 15.
Diuers complaints of the godly ful of deſperation, chap. 5. 3.
A common wealth how it may be wel gouerned, cha. 13. 3.
Compaſſion neceſſary in the godly, cha. 12. 15.
Concupiſcence is ſinne. cha. 7. 7.
Condemnation of mankind printed in al creatures. chap. 8. 21.
Whither confeſſion be the cauſe of our ſaluation. chap. 10. 10.
Confeſſion why it is put before faith. chap. 10. 9.
Coniecture which they cal moral is a ſchoole imagination. chap. 4. 16. and 8. 16. 34.
Coales of fire vponupon the head of our enimy. cha, 1…. 20.
Conſcience ſubiect to the commandement of God onelyonly. cha. 6. 17.
The conſcience in ſteed of a thouſand witneſſes. cha, 2. 15.
An euil conſcience the heauieſt torment. cha. 2. 15.
With doubting conſcience nothing ought to be done, cha. 14. 23.
True conſent what it is. cha. 15. 5.
Conſpiracy or conſent out of God is miſerable. cha. 15. 5.
Contention for rebellion and ſtubbornnes. cha. 2. 8.
Contention is condemned. cha, 1. 28. & 13. ver. 13. & 14. 1.
Who are contumelious. cha. 1. 28.
The counſailes of the godly are ſometime turned of the Lord. cha. 1. 13.
The conſolation of the faithful. cha. 2. 5. & 4. 13. & 6. 14. & 8. 1. & 9. 33. and 10. 8.
Continual prayer. cha. 12. 12.
The contrariety of the letter and the ſpirit. chap. 7. 6.
The conſolation of Paſtors. cha. 1. 9.
Contentious and vnprofitable queſtions muſt be auoyded. cha. 14. …
Couetouſnes condemned. chap. 1. 28.
Couenants why they differ from the promiſe. cha. 9. 4.
A twofold cutting off. cha. 11. 22.
Curioſitie is to be auoyded. cha, 9. 14. & 11. 23.
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DAuid the image of Chriſt. cha. 11. 9.
Day put for the brightnes of celeſtiall life. cha. 13. 12.
The day of iudgement horrible. chap. 2. 5.
The day of iudgement muſt be looked for. cha. 2. 16.
Dayes ſuperſtitiouſly obſerued. cha. 14. 6.
Death almoſt alway preſent to the ſeruants of God, cha, 8. 36.
Death to what end it is to be wiſhed for of the godly. cha. 7. 24.
Death of ſinne the life of man. chap. 7. 9.
Death the reward of the reprobate, chap. 6. 23.
The difference of right and wrong how it is graffed in the heartes of men, chap. 2. 15.
The difference of the old and new teſtament, chap. 2. 28.
Difference of meates, cha. 14. 5.
The differēce of the elect and reprobate, cha. 1. 13. & 7. 15. & 8. 9. 18.
Difference of the Iewes and Gentiles, cha. 3. 1.
Diuerſity of the gifts of God, cha. 12. 6.
Domitian how he is deſcribed of Plinie, cha. 3. 10.
The doctrine of the Goſpel not new, cha. 1. 2.
Doubting called incredulity of Paule, cha. 4. 16.
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Election founded onelyonly vponupon the good pleaſure of God, cha. 9. 7.
Election reſpecteth not workes to come, cha. 9. 11.
Election of God free, cha. 2. 11. 9, 11. & 11. 5.
Election not tied to external cauſes, cha. 9. 15.
Election of the godly wholly to be referred vntounto the coūſel of God, cha. 9. 16.
The cauſe of electiō muſt be ſought in the purpoſe of God, cha. 9. 14.
The certaintie of election, whence it is, cha. 8. 33.
Secret election c…leth ouer the external calling, cha. 9. 7.
The elect veſſels of mercy, cha. 9. 23.
The elect onelyonly are inwardly called, cha. 10. 1….
The number of the elect knowen to God onelyonly, cha. 11. 3.
Al are not elect though the doctrine be vniuerſal, cha. 10. 16.
Our enimie muſt be loued, cha. 12. 20.
Who is our enimy, cha. 12. 20.
The ſpecial end of the ſcripture, cha. 5. 4.
Eſau why put behinde his brother, cha. 9. 13.
Euil muſt not be requited with euil. cha. 12. 17.
Euil muſt be ouercome with good, cha. 12. 21.
No excuſe left for men, cha. 1. 20. 24.
Example in dumbe creatures, cha. 8. 19.
What it is to expect adoption, cha. 8. 23.
The excellencie of the Iewes, cha. 9. 5.
The vſe of examples cha. 4. 25.
Exhortations ought to follow doctrine, cha. 6. 12.
Excecation how it is of God, cha: 11. 30.
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FAith begottten by the worde of God, cha. 10. 13. 17.
The ſeate of faith is the heart, cha. 10. 10.
Faith the gift of God, cha. 1. 8. cha. 10. 16.
Faith for the principles of religion, cha. 12. 6.
Faith for a conſtant perſwaſion of the mind, cha. 14 23.
Faith onelyonly iuſtifieth, cha. 1. 17. 21. 28. & 4. 6.
Faith how it iuſtifieth, cha. 3. 21.
Faith the mother of inuocation, cha. 10. 14.
Faith approued by the inuocation of God, cha. 8. 16.
Faith is not by and by found where the word is, cha. 10. 16.
Faith and inuocation ioyned together, cha. 10. 14.
Faith and the merite of workes, thinges vtterly contrary, cha. 9. 32.
True faith what it is, cha. 10. 10.
Whoſe faith is but an imagination, ibidem.
The word faith hath diuers ſignifications, cha. 3. 28.
The faithful are ſure of eternal life, cha. 8. 30.
Who may truly be counted faithful, cha. 5. 2.
The faithful how they are conformed to the image of Chriſt, cha. 8. 23
The faithful imperfect, cha. 6. 14. & 7. 14. 15.
The faithful how they are graffed into Chriſt, cha. 6. 5.
The faithful predeſtinate to ſaluation, cha. 9. 11.
The faithful why they are called the firſt fruites, cha. 8. 23.
The faithful how they are iuſtified, cha. 4. 5.
The faithful how they die vntounto ſinne, cha. 6. 10.
The faithfull how they are approued before men, cha. 14. 18.
Fame how farre it is to be regarded of vsus, cha, 12. 17.
The fathers ſaued by Chriſt, cha. 5. 6.
The fewnes of the faithful, cha. 10. 16.
Fleſh taken for men, cha. 3. 20.
Fleſh for corrupt men, cha. 7. 14. & 8. 3.
Fleſh for the whole man not regenerate, cha. 7. 18.
What it is to walke according to the fleſh, cha. 8. 1.
To be in the fleſh what it is, cha. 8. 5.
Forme taken for that is commonly called appearance, cha. 2. 19.
Foreknowledge of workes is wickedly mixed with election, cha. 11, 6.
Free will ouerthrowen, cha. 8. 6. 7.
The fulnes of the Gentiles, cha. 11. 25.
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GEntiles not excuſed by pretence of ignorance, cha. 2. 14.
The glorying of the wicked, cha. 1. 28.
The glorying of the faithful true, cha. 5. 2. 3. 11. & 8. 23.
The glory of the faithful is furthered by calamities, cha. 5. 3.
God the iudge of life and death, cha. 9. 21.
God a woonderful workeman, cha. 3. 8.
God only worthy all prayſe, cha. 16. 21.
God onelyonly the iudge of al men, cha. 2. 3. & 3. 6.
God how he is called iuſt, cha. 3. 26.
God the lawgiuer of the Iewes, cha. 9. 4.
God at liberty to elect and reiect, cha. 9. 11.
God why he is called the God of patience, cha. 15. 5.
God the beginning and end of all thinges, cha. 11. 36.
God how he is called true, cha. 3. 4.
God is to be worſhipped in ſpirite, cha. 1. 9.
God is debter to no man, cha. 9. 15. and 11. 32. 34. 35.
God is no way to be figured, cha. 1. 23.
God beholdeth the heart, cha. 14. 23.
God how he iuſtifieth vsus, cha. 4. 5.
God preuenteth men, but not on the contrary, cha. 11. 3. 5.
God how he is to be ſought, cha. 15. 12.
God how he deliuereth man ouer vntounto ſinne, cha. 1. 24.
Gods worſhip put for ceremonies and rites, cha. 9. 4.
Gods giftes why they are diſtributed to diuers, cha. 1. 11.
Gods fauour taketh away al ſorow, cha. 8. 31.
Gods glory how greatly it ought to be eſteemed, cha. 8. 8.
Gods glorie is manifeſted in the deſtruction of the Reprobate, cha▪ 9. 23.
Gods grace what it is, cha. 1. 6.
Gods grace the cauſe and fountaine of al good thinges, cha. 1. 6.
Gods grace more effectuall then the fall of Adam, cha. 5. 15.
Gods grace how it is common vntounto al, cha. 5. 18.
Gods grace is not beſtowed alike vponupon all, cha. 9. 11.
Gods care towards the godly, cha. 8. 15.
Gods iuſt iudgement to be ſeene in the reprobate, cha, 9. 15.
Gods righteouſnes what it is, cha. 1. 17. 21.
Gods righteouſneſſe contrary to the righteouſneſſe of men, cha. 10. 3.
Gods mercy what it is, cha. 1. 21.
Gods mercy is to be ſeene in the elect, cha. 9. 14.
Gods mercy vponupon whom it is ſhewed, cha. 11. 32.
Gods mercy peculiarly appoynted vntounto certayne, cha. 9. 15.
Gods mercy onelyonly pacifieth conſciences, cha. 3. 21.
Gods myſteries are al of them abſurd vntounto the fleſh, cha. 3. 5.
Gods name how it is defamed, cha. 2. 24.
Gods power what it is, cha. 1. 21.
Gods power how it is to be conſidered, cha. 4. 21. & 9. 21. & 11. 13.
Gods foreknowledge what it is, cha. 8. 29.
Gods Preachers are ſtirred vp by the ſpecial prouidence of God cha. 10. 15.
Gods Predeſtination is not to be conſidered according to our ſence, cha. 11. 34.
Gods prouidence how it is to be conſidered, cha. 3. 8. & 8. 7.
Gods kingdome wherein it conſiſteth, cha. 14, 17.
Gods wiſedome what it is, cha. 1. 21.
Gods feare the beginning of wiſedome, cha. 3. 10.
Gods word is preached no where but by the ſpecial prouidēce of god, cha. 10. 13.
Gods truth what it is, cha. 1. 21.
Gods truth for true knowledge of God, cha. 1. 18.
Gods truth cannot be ouerthrowen by mans vanitie, cha. 3. 4.
Gods will is to be reſpected in all thinges, cha. 1. 10.
Gods wil is the marke of the life of the faithful, cha. 14. 7.
Good workes how they are crowned of God, cha. 2. 6.
Good men mixt with euill, cha. 16. 11.
Good thinges how they are to be prouided before men, cha. 12. 17.
The Goſpel what it is, cha. 1. 2.
The Goſpel contemptible in the eyes of the worlde, cha. 1. 16.
The whole Goſpel conteyned in Chriſt, cha. 1. 3.
The Goſpel for whom it is ordeined, cha. 1. 14.
The Goſpel the doctrine of ſaluation, cha. 1. 16.
The Goſpel was exhibited when Chriſt was incarnate, cha. 1. 2.
Why the Goſpel is called the Goſpel of the ſonne of God, cha. 1. 9.
The Goſpel is the miniſtery of reconciliation. cha. 5. 2.
The Goſpel is no new thing, cha. 16. 21.
The Goſpel ſubiect to falſe ſlaunders chap. 3. 8.
The Goſpel why it is called the Goſpel of Paule, cha. 2. 16.
The Goſpel came not by chance, cha, 10. 15.
The end of the Goſpel, cha. 15. 16.
The Goſpel and the law compared, cha. 8. 15.
To be vnderunder grace what it is, cha. 6. 14.
Graffing threefold, cha. 11. 22.
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HEart put for ſerious and ſincere affection, cha. 10. 10.
Heart put for vnderſtanding, cha. 2. 15.
Hardening how it is taken in the ſcripture. cha. 9. 18.
Haters of God who they be, cha. 1. 28.
The heauens preach the power of God, cha. 10. 18.
Health of the faithful, by what degrees it is promoted, cha. 8. 30.
Hypocrites flatter themſelues with a vayne truſt, cha. 7. 9.
Hypocrites waxe proude with proſperity, cha. 2. 4.
Hypocrites doubt not to ſet their feigned worſhippings againſt the truth, cha. 2. 8.
Hypocrites muſt be drawen to the iudgement ſeate of GOD, chap. 2. 29.
Hypocrites in vaine cal vponupon God, cha. 10. 14.
Hypocrites ſecure, cha. 2. 1.
Hypocrites hauehave a colour of zeale, cha. 10. 3.
Hyſtory the miſtres of life, cha. 4. 23.
Honour put for al kind of duety, cha. 12. 10.
Hope alwayes bringeth with it patience, cha. 8. 25.
Hope is neceſſary for al the godly, cha. 12. 12.
Hope how it is attributed to dead creatures, cha. 8. 19.
Hoſpitality commended, cha. 12 13.
Humilitie to be imbraced, cha. 12. 16.
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IAcob why preferred before Eſau, cha. 9. 3.
Whence a true Iew is to be eſteemed, cha. 2. 28.
Iewes how they are the ſonnes of promiſe, cha. 9. 6.
Iewes are borne the heires of grace, cha. 3. 30.
Iewes the firſt borne in the houſe of God, cha. 9. 4. & cha. 11. 26.
Iewes why they were reiected, cha. 9. 30.
Iewes how they are holy, cha. 11. 16.
The cauſe of the Iewes their excecation, cha. 10. 19.
The excellencie of the Iewes, cha. 9. 5.
Iewes their vaine glorying, cha. 2. 17.
Iewes their prerogatiues, cha. 9. 4. 5.
Iewes their reiection whence it was, cha. 9. 30.
Iewes and gentiles compared, cha. 3. 32.
Iewes and gentiles made equal, cha. 11. 32.
Impatiency muſt be brideled, cha. 7. 25.
Impudency, cha. 1. 28.
Inner man what it is, cha. 7. 22.
Incredulity the greateſt fault of the Iewes, cha. 11. 28.
Ingratitude of men vnexcuſable, cha. 1. 24.
Ingratitude condemned, cha. 1. 18.
Inheritaunce of the faithful, cha. 8. 17.
Inhumanity for the moſt part followeth the ignorance of God, cha. 3. 10.
Who are inſociable, cha. 1. 18.
Good intentions whither they carry men, cha. 10. 2.
Infirmity of the law what it is, cha. 8. 3.
Ioy of the faithful what it is, cha. 12. 12.
At what time the Iſraelites began to bee called Iewes and of whom, cha. 2. 17.
Iudas Machabeus the Author of the name Iew as it is ſuppoſed, cha. 2. 17.
The iuſt iudgement of God, cha. 9. 2.
Iudgement for eueryevery reuengement of God, cha. 13. 3.
Lightnes in iudgement condemned, cha. …1. 4. & cha. 14. 14.
To iuſtifie what it meaneth with Paule, cha 13. 33.
Iuſtification for Abſolution, cha. 5. 18.
Of iuſtification three cauſes, cha. 3. 21. 24.
K
KIsſing of the Paxe whence it came, cha. 16. 16.
The vſe of kisſing in old time, cha. 16. 16.
Knowledge of God graffed in the mindes of al men, cha. 11. 21.
Gods truth for the true knowledge of God, cha. 1. 18.
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LIberty gotten by Chriſt giueth not licence to ſinne, cha. 6. 19.
Liberty of the faithful what it is, cha. 6. 18. & cha. 7. 14.
Lycurgus why he is called Sacrilegus of Ouid, cha. 2. 22.
Life of the faithful what it ought to be, cha. 12. 11.
Lightnes in iudgement condemned, cha. 11. 4. & cha. 14. 14.
To liue vntounto God what it is, cha. 6. 16.
Life muſt be ſought in the goſpel, cha. 1. 17.
LoueLove how it is the fulfilling of the law, cha. 13. 8. 10.
Lactantius plane, cha. 10. 2.
Law taken two wayes, cha. 10. 5.
Law taken for the reuelation of Gods truth, cha. 13. 11.
Law taken for the whole old Teſtament, cha. 3. 19.
Law to what end it was giuen, cha. 3. 31.
Law with al his partes reſpected Chriſt, cha. 10. 4.
Law is the rule of a right life, cha. 6. 15.
Law in what ſence it is called ſpiritual, cha. 7. 10. 14.
Law how it is aboliſhed, cha. 6. 15. & cha. 7. 1. 2.
Law how it is eſtabliſhed by faith in Chriſt, cha. 3. 31.
Law how it is fulfilled by louelove, cha. 13. 8.
Law how it giueth a deadly wound, cha. 7. 10.
Law how it is deadly, cha. 7. 11.
Law of faith what it is, cha. 3. 27.
Law of righteouſnes for the righteouſnes of the law, cha. 9. 3.
Law of workes what it is, cha. 3. 27.
Law of ſinne and death what it is, cha. 8. 2.
Infirmity of the law what it is, cha. 8. 3.
The name of the Law diuerſly taken, cha. 7. 2.
Law and marriage compared, cha. 7. 2.
Law and Goſpel compared, cha. 8. 15.
Letter for external obſeruation without inward deuotion, cha. 2. 28.
Contrariety of the letter and the ſpirite, cha. 7. 6.
Luſt prepoſterous how execrable, cha. 1. 26.
LoueLove of God is not to be ſought out of Chriſt, cha. 8. 35.
LoueLove of God towards vsus bringeth victory, cha. 8. 37.
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MAn why made of God, cha. 1. 19.
Man twofold, cha. 7. 22.
Man how he is called a liar, cha. 3. 4.
Inner man what it is, cha, 7. 22.
Old man what it is, cha. 6. 6.
Mans wil eueryevery way contrary to the wil of God, cha. 8. 7. cha. 12. 2.
That is ſometime giuen vntounto man which is Gods onelyonly, cha. 11. 14.
Magiſtrate to what end ordeined of the Lord, cha. 13. 3.
An euil Magiſtrate is the ſcourge of God, ibid.
Magiſtrate a natural office, cha. 13. 3.
Magiſtrates calling what it is, cha. 13. 4.
Magiſtrates are debters to their ſubiects. ibid.
The principall Maxime of all Chriſtian Philoſophie, cha. 3. 4.
Good men mixt with euil, cha. 16. 11.
All men formed to the image of God, cha. 3. 29.
Men know not how to pray vntounto God, cha. 8. 26.
Men as they are the ſonnes of Adā, ſo the captiues of ſinne, cha. 6. 6.
Merite how it is mainteined of Papiſtes, cha. 10. 5.
Merite cannot be proued by reward, cha. 2. 6.
Merite and faith are vtterly contrary, cha. 9. 32.
Mans merite ouerthrowen, cha. 2. 6. & 3. 27. & 4. 2. & 5. 5. & 8. 18. & 9. 31.
Mercy a Chriſtian vertue, chap. 1. 28.
Renewing of the minde neceſſary, cha. 12. 2.
Miniſter of the worde how he is ſaide to ſaue, cha. 11. 14.
Miniſtery of the word commended, 1. 16. & 10. 15. & 11. 14.
The vſe of miracles, cha. 15. 18.
Mortification neceſſary in the godly, cha. 6. 8.
Moſes preached the Goſpel, cha. 10. 5.
Moſes how he wiſhed to be put out of the booke of life, cha. 9. 4.
Moſes his proper and peculier office, cha. 10. 5.
Moſes and Paul conſent notably, cha. 10. 8.
Mouth for face and countenance, cha. 10. 9.
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THe name of the law diuerſly taken, cha. 7. 2.
The nature of faith, cha. 1. 5. 17.
Nunnes whence they came, cha. 16. 1.
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THe obedience of the Romaines, cha. 16. 19.
Obiections of the wicked, cha. 3. 7. & 9. 19.
Offences muſt be auoyded, cha 3. 8. cha. 6. 1. & 9. 1. 14. & 10. 2.
The office of an Apoſtle, cha. 1. 1.
The office of Paſtors, cha. 3. 10. & 15. 16.
The old man what it is, cha. 6. 6.
The old and new Teſtament compared, cha. 3. 26.
Whither the old Teſtament apperteine vntounto Chriſtians, cha. 15. 4.
Opportunitie muſt be taken, cha. 2. 4. & 12. 11.
An othe what it is, cha. 1. 9.
An othe not altogether vnlawful, ibidem.
Ouids place. chap. 7. 16.
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Papal Biſhops not the ſucceſſours of the Apoſtles. chap. 1. 1.
Papiſts brag themſelues for Chriſtians without the ſpirite of Chriſt. chap. 8. 9.
Papiſts contend there is no ſinne in the regenerate. chap. 7. 7.
Papiſtes whence they proue their merites. cha. 10. 5.
The patience of the faithful what it ſhould be. chap. 15. 4.
What patience is to be prayſed. cha. 15. 4.
Patience an inſeparable companion of faith. chap. 8. 25.
Patience how it woorketh triall. chap. 5. 4.
Patience neceſſarily followeth hope. cha. 8. 25.
Patience neceſſarie for the faithful cha. 2. 7. & 8, 18. & 12. 19.
Paule a true Apoſtle of Chriſt. chap. 1. 1.
Paule prayed continually. cha. 1. 9.
Paule a true worſhipper of God. cha. 1, 9.
Paule a true Iſraelite. cha. 11. 1.
Paule ſubiect to diuers reproches. cha. 15. 30.
The perfection of the faythful what it is. chap. 7. 25, and 8. 5.
Popiſh ſatiſfactions ouerthrowen. chap. 4. 6.
Prayer continual. chap. 12. 12.
Prayer neceſſary for the Godly. cha, 15. 31.
What prayers be acceptable to God. cha. 8. 27.
True prayer what it is. cha. 8. 27. and 10. 14.
Prayer vntounto dead Saints whence it is eſtabliſhed. cha. 15. 30.
Preaching of the Goſpel ought to be greatly eſteemed, cha. 10. 15.
Preaching of the Goſpel an acceptable ſeruice to God. cha. 1. 9.
Prepoſterous luſt how execrable it is. cha. 1. 26.
Pretertence for the preſentence. chap. 8. 30.
Pretertence for the future. cha. 10, 20.
The prerogatiue of the faithful. cha. 1. 8.
Pride muſt be auoyded, chap. 12. 16.
The profitinges of the faithful. cha. 1. 17.
Who are proude, cha. 1. 28.
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REading of Scripture neceſſary for the Godly. cha. 15. 4.
Reaſonable ſeruice. chap. 12. 1.
Relation betweene faith and the promiſe, cha. 4. ….
Renewing of the mynde, cha. 12. 2.
Regeneration is perfected by degrees in the faithful, chap. 6. 7. & 7. 15. & 8. 10.
Religion that it may be true muſt coupled with the word, cha. 10. 2.
The cauſe of reprobation is hiddē in the ſecret coūſel of god, cha. 11, 7.
The cauſe of reprobation is to be ſought for in the purpoſe of God, cha. 9. 14.
What is the next cauſe of reprobation, cha. 9. 11.
Reprobates veſſels of wrath prepared to deſtruction, cha. 9. 22. 23.
Reprobates bequeathed to deſtruction, cha. 9, 18.
A reprobate ſence, cha. 11. 8.
Reuenging forbidden, cha. 12. 19.
Righteouſnes of faith what it is, cha. 10. 9.
Righteouſnes put for the rule of a right life. cha. 6. 19.
Righteouſnes for the remiſſion of ſinnes, cha. 4. 6.
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SAcramentes, cha. 4. 11.
The ſacrifice of the faithful, cha. 12. 1.
Sacriledge what it is, cha. 2. 22.
Saluation dependeth vponupon the meere goodnes of God, cha. 9. 14. & 1. 6.
Saluation proper to the Iewes by the couenant, cha. 15. 8.
Saluation of the godly not perfected without patience, cha. 8. 25.
The firſt cauſe of ſaluation, cha. 8. 28.
Why part of our ſaluation is attributed vntounto confesſion, cha. 10. 10.
Certainty of ſaluation whence it dependeth, cha. 8. 32.
Certainty of ſaluation conſiſteth vponupon 2. pointes, cha. 10. 6.
Sanctification a fruite of righteouſnes, cha. 6. 22.
Sanctitie put for dignitie, cha. 11. 16.
The Saints are ſpecially to be holpen, cha. 12. 13.
Saraes laughter faultie, cha. 4. 20.
Sathan the Prince of this worlde.
Satan the miniſter of Gods wrath, cha. 1. 24. & 9. 18.
Satan is ouercome of the faithful, cha. 16. 19.
The ſeate of faith is the heart, cha. 10. 10.
To ſeeke God is to hope in him, cha. 1. 5. 12.
Seruetus blaſphemies & errours refuted, cha. 1. ….
To be vnderunder ſinne what it is, cha. 3. 9.
What ſimplicitie is to be praiſed, cha. 16. 19.
Schoolemen when the fault is forgiuen reteine the puniſhment, cha. 4. ….
Shame ſometime profitable, cha. 6. 21.
The true ſcope of the faithful, cha. 2. 7.
Slouthfulnes muſt be auoyded, chap. 8. 22. & 9. 16.
Sobriety neceſſarie in the godly, chap. 13. 14.
Sonnes of the fleſh who they are, cha 9. 8.
Sonnes of God who they are, cha. 9. 25.
Sonnes of the promiſe who they are, cha. …. 8.
Soule taken for the whole man, cha. 13. 1.
Spirit for the ſpiritual end of ceremonies, chap. 2. 28.
Spirit for that part of man is regenerate, ca. 7. 18.
The ſpirite how it maketh intercesſion for vsus, cha. 8. 26.
The ſpirit of compunction what it is, cha. 11, 8.
The ſpirit of ſanctification what it is, cha. 1. 4.
The ſpirit of bondage what it is, cha. 8. 15.
Spirit and letter oppoſite. cha. 7. 6.
The operation of the ſpirit manifold, cha. 8. 14.
The helpe of the ſpirite how necesſary, cha. 8. 26.
Spiritual riches, cha. 8. 32.
Spiritual walking what it is, cha. 8. 1.
Strife muſt be auoyded, cha. 13. 3.
Sufferings of ignominy, cha. 1. 26
To ſweare by the name of God what it is, cha. 9. 1.
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THankeſgiuing, cha. 14. 6. & 16. 21.
Tribulation what it is, cha. 8. 35.
Tribulation how it worketh patience, cha. 5. 3.
Tributes why they are payde vntounto Princes, cha. 13. 6.
Truth for the rule of Gods will, cha. 2. 8.
The truth of Gods iudgement wherein it conſiſteth, cha. 2. 1.
To ſerue the time what it is, cha. 12. 11.
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The victory of the faithful, cha. 8. 37. & 12. 21. & 16. 19.
Vntil how it is taken, cha. 11. 25.
The warfare of the faithful, cha. 6. 13. & 12. 12.
Weakeneſſe of faith twofold, cha. 4. 19.
Weake taken for wicked and vnworthy, cha. 5. 6.
The weake in faith muſt bee conſidered, chap. 14. 1.
Way put for the reaſon or manner of doing. cha. 11. 33.
Weapons of light what they be. chap. 13, 11.
Whiſperers what they be. chap. 1. 28.
Whoredome condemned. chap. 1. 28.
The wicked are made woorſe by the bountifulnes of God. cha, 2. 5.
The wicked alway flee the yoke of God. cha. 2. 8.
The wicked appoynted for deſtruction. cha, 9. 2.
Wickednes what it is. cha. 1. 28.
To be wiſe vntounto ſobrietie what it is. cha. 12. 13.
The word of faith for the Goſpel. 1. 8. and 10. 8.
Workes of darknes. cha. 13. 11.
Workes iuſtifie not. cha. 2. 13.
World how it is taken. chap. 12. 2.
True worſhip of God what it is. cha. 1. ver. 9.
The worſhip of God put for ceremonies and rites. cha. 9. 4.
❧ Imprinted at London by Thomas Dawſon for John Harriſon, and George Biſhop. 1583.
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