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.

Righteousnesse.

The agreemēt betweene mans nature and Gods Righteousnesse.

244. b 20.30.40

Howe men must examine themselues, if they will needs challenge Righte∣ousnes to themselues.

380. b 50.60

The beginning of all the lawe and of all Righteousnesse, what it is.

266. b 30

There is no grace or Righteousnesse in vs, for the which wee might obteine loue at Gods hande: this excludeth merits.

408. a 20.30

Wherupon our true Righteousnesse de∣pendeth, and howe God alloweth it.

1192. b 30.40.50

What the Righteousnesse of the lawe respecteth in men.

273. b 10.946. a 10.20.941. b 30

What kind of obedience our true Righ∣teousnesse is.

380. b 60. & 381. a 10

Of the Righteousnesse which wee haue by Christs resurrectiō.

1064. a 30. &c.

The Righteousnesse of Angels scarsely answerable to Gods lawe.

245. b 50

Of the sacrifices of Righteousnesse, and what doctrine wee haue to obserue therein.

1220. a 60. b all.

Of our Righteousnesse what it is, and how short it commeth of that which the lawe requireth.

483. a 40.50.60.566. b 30.40.835. b 10

What our true Righteousnesse is:

reade in short summe page 386. a 10

Why it is purposely said of Moses, Thy Righteousnesse before God.

300. b 40.50.60. & 301. a 10

If God allowe of our doings, then is it perfect Righteousnesse.

518. a 10.20

Who may say y^t he hath perfect Righ∣teousnesse.

753. b 10.20.939. b 30

The glosse of Righteousnesse in part which the papists haue forged must be refused, and whie.

939. b 10.20

Howe and by what meanes we are saide to haue Righteousnesse.

940. a 30.40

That God hath bereft vs of all Righte∣ousnesse, & to what intent.

940. a 30

Of Righteousnesse imputatiue, and by whom wee haue it.

940. a 30.40. b 10.20.763. b 20.30.300. a 60. b all. 856. a 50.60. b 10

Of the papisticall Righteousnesse, cal∣led righteousnesse in part.

939. a 10.857. a 50.60

When, howe, and why our vnperfect keeping of the lawe shall not faile to be taken for Righteousnesse.

30. b 10.20.30.40

Our Righteousnesse consisteth not in the worthinesse of our owne workes.

301. a b

There is no Righteousnesse where there is no humanitie or gentlenes.

856. b 10.20. &c. 857. b 10

How Moseses wordes, y^t a mans almes∣deeds shall be counted vnto him for Righteousnes are ment.

857. b 30.40.50.60.858. b all.

What is ment by this, that faith was reckoned vnto Abraham for Righte∣ousnesse.

857. b 50.60. Looke Faith & Iustification.