INSTITUTES

OF

THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION.

LONDON

BY JOHN CALVIN.

A NEW TRANSLATION,

BY HENRY BEVERIDGE, ESQ.

VOLUME FIRST.

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CONTENTS OF THE FIRST VOLUME.

TABLES, .

I. PREFATORY ADDRESS BY JOHN CALVIN TO FRANCIS I., KING

OF FRANCE.

II. SUBJECT OF THE PRESENT WORK, BY CALVIN,

III. CALVIN'S EPISTLE TO THE READER, prefixed to the last Edi-

tion revised by the Author,

IV. METHOD AND ARRANGEMENT, OR SUBJECT OF THE WHOLE WORK,

V. THE EPISTLE OF CALVIN TO THE READER, prefixed to the

Second Edition,

VI. GENERAL INDEX OF THE CHAPTERS,

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VII. BOOK FIRST. OF THE KNOWLEDGE OF GOD THE CREATOR, 35-205

THE ARGUMENT,

VIII. BOOK SECOND. Of the Knowledge of God the REDEEMER,

IN CHRIST, AS FIRST MANIFESTED TO THE FATHERS UNDER

THE LAW, AND THEREAFTER TO US UNDER THE GOSPEL,

THE ARGUMENT,

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209-459

208

IX. BOOK THIRD. THE MODE OF OBTAINING THE GRACE OF CHRIST.

THE BENEFITS IT CONFERS, AND THE EFFECTS RESULTING

FROM IT,

THE ARGUMENT,

460-582

461

THE DIVISION AND ARRANGEMENT OF THE CHAPTERS OF THE INSTITUTES Will
be found under No. VI.

THE SECTIONS are introduced at the commencement of each Chapter.

TABLES

TO THE

INSTITUTES OF
OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION.

TABLE I.

OF PASSAGES FROM THE HOLY SCRIPTURES, AND FROM THE APOCRYPHA, WHICH ARE QUOTED, OR INCIDENTALLY ILLUSTRATED, IN THE INSTITUTES.