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Sermons on Job · John Calvin

Sermons on Job, Subject index · Part B

B

Banquet and Banqueting.

Looke Feast▪ and Feasting.

Of Barking, and Byting.

VVe may wel Barke at God, but vve cannot byte him. 702. a 21.

Beaſtes.

The Beaſte Behemoth. 798. b 49.

VVhy the beaſtes are diſobedient vntounto vsus. 110. b 20.

The wylde Beaſtes doe teache vsus our ſubiection vntounto God. 743. b 40.

VVhy vve be bereft of our dominion ouer all Beaſtes whiche vvas giuen to Adam in his creation. 782. a 12.

God ſendeth vsus to ſchole to the brute Beaſtes, and why. 785. a b 786. a 799. a 802. a 18. 804. a 33.

VVhy God keepeth and mayntayneth wylde Beaſtes in the worlde, ſince they bee not to doe men ſeruice. 742. a 49.

God reſerueth the Dominion or lordſhip of all Beaſtes to himſelfe. 778 b 32.

Gods woonderfull prouidence and vvoorking in the ingendring and bringing forth of Beaſtes. 777. b 15. & 778. a b.

Gods euident ſhewing of himſelf in the brute Beaſtes both vponupon Sea and Land, is inough to condemn our ignorance and vnthankefulneſſe tovvard him. 801. b 10.

Beaſtes are reconciled to Gods children and how. 111. a 5.

Beleefe, and beleuing.

To Beleeue the Goſpell is no common gift. 312, b 35.

VVherefore the vvicked can not Beleeue 313. a 5…

All Chriſtian Beleefe hath bin aboliſhed vnderunder the Pope. 449. a 58. Looke more in Fayth.

Benefites.

Gods Benefites are but our bane ſo long as we be at oddes with him. 690. a 59.

The remembrance of Gods former Benefites ought to comfort vsus in our aduerſities. 58. a 3. 289. b 53. 724 a 60.

All Gods temporall Benefites are a vvarrant to vsus of his fatherly good neſſe, and a calling of vsus to ſoluation. 747. b 15.

How to receiue Gods temporall Benefites or blesſinges. 819. b 54.

Gods particuler and priuate Benefits are more neere and forcible prouoking of vsus to thankefulnes and patience. 705. b 19.

The end of Gods Benefites beſtowed vponupon vsus in this life. 109 a 45.

The double vſe of Gods Benefites. 707. b 26.

Our prayers for the Benefites of this life ought to bee condi…ionall. 264 a 26.

The wicked enioy not Gods Bonefits by right of inheritance, but by vſurpation. 766. b 5….

The Benefites that God beſtoweth vponupon the vvicked, are to their damnation. 504. b 28.

VVhy God cutteth of his Benefites that he hath beſtowed vppon vsus. 447. a …2.

Birdes.

VVe muſt be as Birdes vponupon a bough to remoue hence at Gods pleaſure 549. a 5….

Beeing.

Gods euerlaſting Being, and his vnchangeable righteouſnes are inſeperable. 671. a. 11.

God is vnknovven in his Beeing 16. a. 42. 795. b. 20.

Of Birth and Birth dayes.

Gods prouidence in mannes Birth. 58. b. 10. 777. a. 48.

The bleſſing or ſolemniſing of Birth dayes, vvith the originall & right vſe thereof. 54. a. 13.

The ſolemnizing of Birth dayes is good and profitable. 54. a. 48.

The examining of our Birthſtate, muſt leade vsus to the conſideration of Gods prouident liberalitie, and to patience. 34. a. 6.

The Heathens opinion concerning the day of Birth. 53. a. 26.

VVhat Gods vvord teacheth vsus concerning our Birth. 53 a 45.

The abuſing thereof both by the Heathen and Chriſtians. 54. a. 22.

Iobes vnthankefulnes in curſing the day of his Birth. 54. a. 14.

The remembraunce of our Birth, muſt teach vsus humilitie and obedience vntounto God 778. b. 41.

The prouerbes of the Heathen concerning mannes Birth, do ſauour of vnthankfulneſſe. 208. b. 54.

Of Bliſſing and Bliſſednes.

Bliſſing put ſometime for curſing. 14. b. 52. 15. b. 30. 38.

VVhat it is to bliſſe God, 15. b. 40. 35 a. 48.

Not to Bliſſe God, is all one as to curſe him. 15. b. 42.

VVherein our Bliſſednes conſiſteth. 455. b. 51.

Blaſphemy.

The readines of man to Blaſpheme God, and his ſlowneſſe to honour him. 56 b. 3. 14.

Blaſphemy with charging God vvith vnreaſonable dealing. 35. a. 60.

Blindneſſe.

VVe be vtterly Blind till God inlighten vsus. 685. a. 8.

Naturall Blindneſſe excuſeth not men of ſinne. 684. b. 55.

VVhy God Blindeth the wiſemen, olde men, and men of authority. 620. b. 36.

VVhen men mingle mennes traditions with Gods ſeruice, he blindeth their rulers, aged men, and preachers. 620. b. 35.

VVhat a great plague it is to be Blinded of God. 335. b. 28.

Of Bringing vp.

Delicate Bringing vp of men maketh them to be vnpatient. 554. a. 42

Boldneſſe.

VVherein al our boldneſſe muſt be. 519. a 37.

Our ouer great Boldeneſſe is hard to be corrected. 525. a. 12.

Of Bringing foorth.

VVe can Bring foorth nothing but ſhrewd weedes. 551. a. 60.

Of Bowing.

Bowing of the body or knees. 33. a. 1.

Brotherly louelove and Brotherhod.

Brotherly louelove very gezon and rare novv adayes. 8. a. 13.

Brotherly louelove behouffull to men, and acceptable to God. 8. a. 41.

Brotherly louelove deſcribed in Iobes Children. 8. a. 11.

The name of Brotherhod teacheth vsus to looke vp to God. 8. b. 2.

Bribery.

Bribery cōmeth to nought. 315. b. 30

Buriall and Burying.

The Godly are not the worſe for want of buriall, nor the vngodly the better for being buried. 516. b. 55.

Buriall is a looking glaſſe of the reſurrection. 516. b. 37.

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Burthen.

The Burthen of negligent Parentes and houſholders. 14. a. 31. 15. a. 45.

Of Binding and vnbinding

Of Binding and vnbinding by the preacher. 645. b. 50. 647. a. 57.

The Preachers do not Bind and Vnbinde vvithout commiſſion from God. 648. b. 14.

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