A commentary upon the prophecie of Isaiah : whereunto are added foure tables ... (1609)
Calvin, Jean, 1509-1564, Cotton, Clement · London : Imprinted by Felix Kyngston · leaf 628
s, that neither potver nor•vviil is wanting in God, to faue thofe that bekis: but that it i? their owne ptruerpsie thatbinders him from caufing them to fcclc hisliberahtie : and confequently, that they didwickedly to couiplaine of him, in vttenngfuch (landers agamfthim, feeing that thcm-fclues… … tie,that fo he might at once cut ofFall the ca-uils and replies of hypocrites. Now we muftfupply oppositions in the words fhoxtentd andheauie: as if he fhould fiy^Thehandofthe Lord•ova* once flrong enough to faue hit children : and*nce hit eartsvitre open to heare their praters :and now hee is no…
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