Calvin, Jean, 1509-1564 · London : Imprinted by Anne Griffin for Ioyce Norton and R. Whitaker · leaf 126
t thofe things be uttered, which God,unlefle he had knowne them profitable to be knowne, would never have commandedto be taught by his Prophets and Apoftles. Forourbeingwifeoughttobe nomore butto embrace with meeke willingnefte to Iearne, and that without exception,whatfbeveris taught in the holy… … THE SECOND BOOKE OF THE INSTITVTION OF Cbriftian Religion, which intreatech of the knowlcdgecf Ciod the Redeemer in Chri/>, which knowledge was firft opened ro the Fathers in the time ot the Law, and then to us in the Goipell.
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