The sermons of M. Iohn Caluin vpon the fifth booke of Moses called Deuteronomie faithfully gathered word for word as he preached them in open pulpet; together with a preface of the ministers of the Church of Geneua, and an admonishment made by the deacons there. Also there are annexed two profitable tables, the one containing the chiefe matters; the other the places of Scripture herein alledged. Translated out of French by Arthur Golding.

Papists.

The dealing of the Papists when they alledge any of the ancient doctors.

489. b 20.

They are miserable and wretched creatures.

494. a 10.20.

They are traitors to God and his Church: looke in what respects.

493 b. 40.50.

all filth and infection of infi∣dels among them,

495. a all.

Of their vnitie, and wherein they agree.

1193 a 10.20.30.

wherein they followed certaine things commanded by Mo∣ses to the Iewes,

504. a 60. and b all.

Their replication when they haue warning giuen them of their super∣stitions.

521. b 30.40

The Papistes wote not what God they worship.

543. a 20.

Howe they haue shaken off the cloake of our Lord Ie∣sus Christ.

564. a 10.

Howe they in their masse vsurp the office of Christ

505. b 10.20. &c.

they are much more brutish than the very Iewes that had no faith at all, and wherein.

504. a 60. b 10.

Howe they haue shewed that they can in no case away with sub∣mitting themselues to God.

504. a 50.60. & b all.

How they haue corrupted the sacrament of baptisme.

598. a 60. & b 10.505. a 50. & 1245. a 30.40.50.60.

Their doctrine of ioyntworking with God adnihilated.

1231. a 50.60. b 10.

They haue no worse enimies than the saincts, whom they thinke to honour, how, and why.

1239. a 50.60. b 10.20.

From whence all their doubts doe proceede.

515. a 10.

Whie they laugh our plaine dealing in Gods seruice to scorne.

518. a 10.

They make an ydoll of the virgin Marie, and yet they say they do not.

1238. a 60. b 20.

We must not followe their seruing of God: places worth looking on.

523. b 40. &c. & 77. a 60. & 525. b 30. & 631. a al, & 275. b 10. & 267. a 10. & 164. a 30.32. b 60.

They shew themselues to be far past shame: and wherin.

526. b 10.20.

They blaspheme God two wayes, & how.

525. b 10.20. &c. 40.

They are become Iewes, how¦beit bastard Iewes.

1243. a 20.30.40

The Papists beastlie furie in punishing those whom they count heretikes.

541. b 10.20. & 544. all.

Whom they take to be ydols, & whom not.

1238. a 50.60. b 10.

Howe they boast them∣selues to be the Church of Christ: & yet defie him in their life.

1004. a 20.30.40.

Their presūption noted, when they heare any condition added to Gods promises.

322. a 10. and b 30.

Howe apishly they imitated the Iewes in diuerse ceremonies.

628. b 10. &c.

They are a misbegotten ge∣neration, and who they take to bee their fathers.

489. b 10.20.

Their reli∣gion is all grounded vpon suppositi∣on.

1042. b all.

They thinke not that they doe ill when they bring their owne pelting trash vnto God.

1035. a 40.50

Howe vildely the Papistes esteeme of holie scripture, and deale with it.

1046. a 50.60. b 10. and 20. b 50.60.

What plaisters they giue poore sin∣ners to put away their sinnes.

1051. a 10.

That they in all their doctrine of freewill deale treacherouslie with God, and howe.

1053. all. & 1054. all.

How fondlie they conclude, so soone as they heare that God commaun∣deth men to do a thing.

1052. a and b 50.60. & 1053. a al.

They haue deuised a worke of merite wrought on mans part, and how.

1056. a 30.40. & 1113. b 50.60. & 1114. a 10.

How they prate of the Catholike Church, and what disorder or confusion there is among them.

1099. a 50.60.

Why they would not haue men venture to reade the holie scripture.

1060. a 20.

Howe they go to worke in obseruing Gods lawe

115. b 10.

The Papistes cannot abide to yeeld to this reason, that God should be obey∣ed according to his worde.

114. b 20.30.40.

They are taught by a familiar example to pray.

102. a 20.30.40.

Their doctrine of merit or desert.

111. b 50.60. & 112. b 10.

They vp∣braide vs that we are too wise in our owne conceits: Looke the place.

114. b 10.

Against the Papists and their exacting of duties of the Church.

429. b 60. & 430. a 10.20.

Their opinion, & others twited for that they say a man may fulfill the law.

435. b all, & 245. a 10.

A speech of theirs and of the Pelagi∣ans.

443. a 60.

That they are wel wor∣thie of the reprobate minde wherein they bee, and why.

462. a 30.

They make no difference betweene God and a saint that they haue forged of their owne head.

419. a 20.30

Whereof it commeth that the Papists at this day are so wilfull.

388. a 40.50.60. & 1164. b all.

How they magnifie the doctrine of freewill.

368. a 20.30 & 38. b 10. a 50. & 58. a 60. b 10.

They abuse the scripture to maintaine the intercession of saints.

417. a 50.60. & b all.

Their manifold superstitions, and grossenes.

270. a 10.20.30.40.50.60. &c.

We ought not to intermingle our selues againe with them, & why.

312. b 10.20.

For the maintenance of what tyranny they fight at this day.

21. b 60

The Papists vpholde that they become righteous by keeping the lawe.

302. a 30.

A manifest proofe that they haue no care to obserue Gods commaun∣dements.

34. a 10.

Vpon what contēp∣tible thing they ground themselues and their obedience.

115. b 10.20.

They are ydolaters, and accursed, al

their fonde deuotions notwithstan∣ding. 927. b 30.40. Some footestep of the calling of God remaineth amōg them. 809. b 50. Their vowes, & how vainely they prooue them. 829. all. They bee as it were Edomites, and how.

809. b 50.60.

Reade what that is which the Papistes do cast in our teeth nowadayes. 162. b 30.40. The causes why there is such diuision betweene them and vs. 287. b 10.20.30 21. b 50. Their lenton fast an apish imitation of the Iewish fast. 612. b 10.20.40.50. How homely they handle their ydols, when they haue beguiled them, as they thinke. 1164. b 50.60. Why God giueth not occasi∣on vnto them to blaspheme his holy name.

1145. b 10.20.30.40.50

Papists and protestants compared, and which of the twaine founde worst. 1145. a 10. Their wretched state no∣ted. 299. b 40. & 124. a 50. Their ex∣cuse of not comming to the Gospel. 257. a 20.30. Their weake reason for the maintenance of images. 136. a 50. & 138. a 50. b 10. Their assertion, that the Iewes onely were forbidden to worship images, refuted. 135. a 20. &c. Their behauiour in their church 131. b 60. Of certaine despisers of re∣ligion, worse than they, and how they condemne the Papists.

1165. a 20.30. & 77. a 50.60. b 10

At what point the Papistes bee when mention is made of the fathers. 1130 b 20.30.40. The foundation whereon they haue grounded their implied faith. 130. b 10. They haue some re∣uerence of their religion. 124. a 50. Their damnable doctrine, that men ought not to assure themselues of their saluation, but to suppose it. 914. b 20.30. They are cōfuted with their reasons inferred as touching iustifi∣cation by workes. 938. b all. 380. a 40.50.60. How they haue broken the v∣nity, which Christ hath set betweene his members. 920. a all. That they v∣surpe the priesthood of the Leuites, and would be iudges of the leprosie. 849. With what defaults they charge vs with open outcries.

905. a 10.20.30