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.

Faith.

Wee must make a declaration of our Faith when wee haue worshipped God.

284. b 40

To sweare by the name of God, is a kinde of confessing our Faith.

284. b 30

Of standing in the Faith which wee holde from Gods worde doctrine most necessarie.

288. a 50.60

The name of Faith abused and made a shrowding sheete.

292. b 10

Of some that say, that they attaine Faith, because God foresawe that they would be faithfull.

167. b 30

The truest obedience of Faith.

81. b 30

It is a part of Faith to stande in awe so soone as God speaketh.

57. a 50

The foundation of all our prayers is Faith.

97. a 50. and 98. b 20. and 98. b 50

Faith is as the key to open vs the gate in praying.

102. a 40

Howe wee must behaue our selues in a case that concerneth a liuely Faith.

374. a 10.20

Howe sufficientlie God prouided for the suretie of his people, that their Faith might not be doubtfull.

391. a 20. &c. & b 10. &c.

We must pray in Faith, or else we shall neuer be heard, and what is meant by Faith.

396. b 60. and 397. a 10. & 417. b 60. & 418. a 10

The cheefe duetie of our Faith, & what it is.

414 b 30.40

An heresie that Abraham had but a fantasticall Faith: Looke the place.

465. b 10.20

Of the beginning of our Faith & what the same is.

423. a 10.20.30.40.50.60

The Papistes treating of Faith, fetch y^e pointes thereof from mens inuenti∣ons.

270. a 20

A meane which God vseth to trie our Faith and patience.

336. b 50.60. & 533. a 50 60

A kinde of feare that is an exercise of our Faith.

335. b 50

How Faith cannot be without patience

338. b 20

The proper nature of Faith is to tarrie Gods leasure.

338. b 10

A meane whereby Faith doeth come.

346. a 40

Of the Faith plighted betweene the man and the wife in mariage.

224. b 60

God will not haue our Faith grounded vpon men, nor to depende on them.

261. a 50.60

That our Faith must be certaine, and must bring a sure knowledge with it.

486. a 20

If there be Faith in y^e heart, the mouth must needs agree vnto it also.

487. a 10.20

Why Paul speaking of eating & drin∣king requireth Faith.

510. a 20.30.40

Faith must bee the entrie whereby to ouercome the worlde.

527. a 40

What stedfastnesse of Faith ought to be in those that haue beene taught by the word.

527. a 30

Of an inward and firme Faith, set forth by a similitude.

528. a 50.60

Of such as sweare by their Faith.

196. a 40

What store God setteth by the name of Faith.

196. a 40.50

A great manie to whome God giueth not the grace to be inlightened by Faith as we be.

187. a 10

Of the auncient Faith, and in whome the same had beginning.

1130. a 10 20

A definition of Faith, out of the Epi∣stle to the Hebrewes.

1149. a 10

Of the verie office and propertie of Faith what it is.

1074. a 60

Faith cannot bee without confession.

1064. b 40

The substance of our Faith, and where∣vpon the same must rest.

1062, all. 1063. al, 1064. a 10.20.30.40.50

Of a speculatiue Faith, and of such as haue the same.

1075. b 10.20

Of the word of Faith, & what is meant thereby.

1062. a 10.20. & 501. a 40.50 & 857. b 30.40

Howe our Faith must be occupied, whē God frighteth vs with his threate∣ninges.

979. b 10

Noah by Faith sawe the floude sixe score yeares before it came.

1034. b 10.20

What we must doe if we will haue our faith vnuariable.

22. b 20

By Faith wee applie the benefite of Christes resurrection vnto our selues

28. b 10

All the good that God doeth vs ought to serue for the confirming of our Faith.

39. b 10

We must beholde that thing by Faith which is hidden from our eyes.

28. b 20

Of an outwarde Faith, which is but in shewe and appearance.

528. a 50

When we must thinke that wee haue a perfect and right Faith.

528. a 40

What constancie and stedfastnesse we must haue in our Faith.

531. a 10.20

What eating & drinking without Faith meanent.

559. a 20

Howe the Faith of true beleeuers is made autenticall.

532. a 10

Of falsifying our Faith in marriage:

Read Sermon 128. and finallie page 790. a 10

A warrant and confirmation of our Faith both in life and death.

40. b 10 20

In what cases wee shal bee alwaies wa∣uering, and our Faith shall haue no steddinesse.

318. a 30, &c.

Of the Faith which wee ought to haue in Gods worde, which consisteth of two pointes.

923. b 10

What is meant by this, that Faith was reckoned vnto Abraham for righte∣ousnesse.

857. b 50.60

What constancie of Faith wee must haue:

Reade the whole Page of 529.

A most notable triall and good proofe of our Faith.

184. a 50

The Faith of Gods seruantes is alwaies the better proued by heresies, &c.

528 a 10. & 529. a 30.40

A question whether Faith iustifieth, as Saint Paul saith.

30. a 10.20

Howe weake our Faith must bee at the first.

527. b 40

Howe warie we must be in the keeping of our Faith.

530. a 10.20

The foundation whereon the Papistes haue grounded their implied Faith.

130. b 10