Commentary on Romans
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¶ Places out of the olde and nevve Testament, expounded in this Commentary, by Peter Martir.
THis is nowe bone of my bone, and flesh of my flesh. 4
I will goe downe and se whether it be so. 55. a
In thy sede shall all nations be blessed. 68. a
And thou shalt be the father of many nations. 72. b
Abraham beleued in God, and he imputed vnto him righteousnes. 73. a
Because thou haste done this thyng, thy seede shall be encreased. 174. a
I am the God of Abraham, of Isaac, and of Iacob. 68. a
The soul which is not circumcised, the 8. day shalbe cut of from my people. 86. b
Because thou haste done these things, I haue sworn by my selfe. 104. b
The imagination of mannes heart, is euill euen from his childehode. 121. b
God made man after his owne image and similitude. 124. b
All the dayes of the earth shall be sowing, and haruest, cold and heate. 218. a
It repenteth me that I made man. 363. b
And her seede shall breake the Serpentes head. 401. b
Now I know that thou fearest God. 402. a
BE mindful of Abraham, Isaac, and Israell thy seruaunts. 41. b
Shewing mercy to thousands of them that loue me. 41. b
I am the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Iacob. 68. a
Thou shalt not lust. 125. a
I wil visite the iniquitie of the fathers, vnto the thirde and fourth generation of thē that hate me. 132. b
Blot my name out of the booke which thou hast written. 241. a
If any sin, I wil wipe out hys name out of my booke. 256. a
THou shalt loue the lord thy God with all thy hart. 23. a
Ye shall destroye the aultares, groues, and images. 32. a
God shall circumcise thy harte that thou maist loue him. 82. b
Thou shalt circumcise the foreskin of thy hart. 85. a
YE are not able to serue god. 2
God hardened the hartes of the vnbeleuing Gentles. 27.
THis is not he whome I haue elected. 299. a
ANd he moued Dauid that he should say to Ioab: go and number the people. 27. a
BEhold the lord sent a lying spirite. 27. a
Ther is no mā but sinneth. 159
The Lord was not in the fire, and after the fire came a still and softe voyce. 332. b Hast thou not sene Achab humbled before me. 380. b
HE prepared not his hart to seke the Lord. 28. a
BEcause God had so wrought, to deliuer him into his handes. 27. b
THey made a calf in Horeb. 24
I haue deliuered him ouer to the lust of his own hart. 27. a
If they shal prophane my Testament. 41. b
To thee only haue I sinned. 51
In my haste I say euery man is a lyer. 51. a
Against thee only haue I sinned, that thou mightest be iustified in thy word, and ouercome whē thou are iudged. 51
That thou mightst be iustified in thy sayinges. 54. a
Their throte is an open sepulchre. 55. a
The poison of Aspes, is vnder theyr lippes. 55. b
The folish mā hath said in his heart, there is no God. 22. a
The Lorde hathe heard the desire of the poore. 381. a
Loke vpon my labor, and my vtility, and forgeue me al my sinnes. 382. a
Blessed are they, whose synnes are couered. 75. a
And in his heart there is no guile. 75. b
Blessed are ye immaculat which walk in the law of the Lord. 75.
Hoping in his mercy. 102. a. b
Beholde I was conceiued in iniquitie. 130. b
The heauens declare the glory of God. 327. b
Let their table be turned into a snare. 342. b
Returne O my soule, again into thy rest. 386. a
Deliuer me in thy righteousnes. 385
The mercy of the Lord, is from generation to generation, on them that feare him. 397. b
I as a grene Oliue tree in the house of the Lorde, haue put my trust in my God. 353. b
I Do loue them yt loue me. 297
I also wil laugh in your destruction.
It pertaineth to a man to prepare the heart: but thanswer of y• tonge, is of the Lord. 381
GOd reioyseth not in the destruction of the wicked. 307.
Ecclesiasticus.
THe fornace tryeth ye vessels of the potter, and so doth temptation the iust men. 273.
All mercye shall make place to euery one according to the merite of his worke. 159. b
God hath mercy vpon al men, and winketh at the sinnes of al men, because of repentance. 307
ANd if he geue his soul for sin he shal se his sede a far of. 118 Why hast yu made vs to erre. 27
Iudg thou house of Israel, betwene me, and my vineyard. 47
And euery day my name is euil spoken of. 46. b
Thou arte oure father, but we are clay. 276. a
Make grose ye heart of this peple, that they vnderstād not. 270
Beholde I say in Syon a stone of triall. 284. b
All the day long I stretched abroade my hāds, to a people that beleued not. 307. a
He hath borne our infirmities. 323. a
Behold I go to a nation which called not vpō my name. 330
Howe long Lord? euen to destruction. 338. a
In hearing heare ye, and vnderstand not. 338. a
My seruaunt shall iustifye many, and shall beare their iniquities. 392. b
Vnto wdome shall I loke, but vnto the pore contrite. &c. 399. a
Heauen is my seat, and earth is my footestole. 399. a
BE ye conuerted vnto me, (sayth the Lord) and I wil be conuerted. 388. a 381. b
If I shall speake of a nation or kingdome. &c. 273. b
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- TO THE RIGHT HONORABLE AND VVORTHY SIR ANTHONY COOKE KNIGHT, PETER MARTIR VERMILIVS OF…
- ❧ The Preface, wherein is set forth the dignitie, vtilitie, and summe of the Epistle to…
- ¶ Places out of the olde and nevve Testament, expounded in this Commentary, by Peter…
- ❧ The first Chapter.p. 1
- The second Chapter.p. 24
- The third Chapter.p. 50
- The fourth Chapter.p. 72
- The fift Chapter.p. 98
- The sixte Chapter.p. 135
- The seuenth Chapter.p. 160
- The eight Chapter.p. 191
- The ninth Chapter.p. 236
- Of predestination.p. 285
- The tenth Chapter.p. 224
- The eleuenth Chapter.p. 250
- Of Iustification.p. 368
- The twelfth Chapiter.p. 410
- The thirtenth Chapiter.p. 427
- The fourtenth Chapiter.p. 435
- The fiftenth Chapiter.p. 443
- The sixtenth Chapiter.p. 454
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