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.

Promise of God.

Howe wee ought to resolue our selues touching Gods Promise of the king∣dome of heauen, against Satan and all his sathanicall meanes.

476. a 50.60. & b 10

Of the Promise of God to Abraham y^t he would multiplie his seed like the starres of the skie.

452. a 60. and b 30

A proofe of Gods Promise y^t he would cast a feare vppon his peoples ene∣mies.

478. b 20.30.40.50.60. and 479. a 10

Howe farre the Promise that GOD would haue mercie on a thousande generations in such as loue him ex∣tendeth.

217. a 40.50

To what end a Promise was giuen tou∣ching the keeping of the first com∣maundement of the seconde table.

217. b 10

The faithfull in the time of the lawe, had the Promise of life after y^e same manner as it is conteined at this daie in the Gospell.

465. b 10.20

What Promise soeuer God doth make vs in his lawe with condition, it standes vs in no steede, and why.

464. b 40

The Promise of Gods blessing is tyed to the performing of his commaun∣dements.

483. b 20

Howe long Gods Promise to choose a place for sanctuarie was delaied, and that y^e Iewes, notwithstanding their manifolde prouocations of Gods wrath, coulde not disappoint that promise.

506. b 20.30.40.50.60

The Promise of saluation was giuen vs before our creation.

10. b 30

The Promise that God made to Abra∣ham, Isaac, and Iacob, was aliue, when they were dead and rotten.

9. a 40.50

A Promise of God vnto vs, if we be sure that he hath called vs into the place where we be.

67. b 50

In what cases God shewed himselfe more liberall to the Iewes, than his Promise was.

91. a 10

God hath made Promise of some things, and this wee maie demande without condition.

99. a 20.30.40.

A supposed speech applied vnto God by the way of Promise to helpe vs in all our perplexities.

87. b 30.40

It is Gods office whensoeuer hee ma∣keth Promise vnto vs of anie thing, to accomplish the whole.

26. b 30

God is not vnmindfull of his Promise notwithstanding mens vnworthines of anie one droppe of his goodnesse.

45. a 10.44. 20.26. b ••••

The summe of the solemne Promise of God, that he will be our Sauiour; & ours, that we wil bee his people: with the doctrines thereupon depending.

1028. all. & 1029. all.

For what cause Moses alleadgeth to the Iewes the Promise, that had bin made to Abraham, Isaach, and Iocob, beside the rehearsing of Gods benefites.

278. b 30.40.50.60. & 279. a 10

Why Moses layeth the blame of his not entring into the lande of Pro∣mise vpon the people of Israell.

104. a 20

To what Promise wee must resort, or else all the conditionall Promises of the lawe are not auailable vnto vs.

941. b 10

The cause why God hath sworne vnto the couenant and Promise.

157. a 60

Gods Promise allureth vs to pray vnto him, &c.

98. b 50

Of Gods Promise touching the conti∣nuing of his Church.

1047. b all. & 1048. a al.

Vnto whome God makes Promise of succour and aide in neede.

55. a 10

What we must doe and not doe, if God Promise vs anie thing.

1066. a 30. Looke Couenant.