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Obedience

Is due to magistrates, even when their requirements are tyrannical   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   4.20.29

Is due to parents   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   2.8.35

Is highly acceptable to God   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   2.8.5

Of the Mediator must be opposed to the disobedience of Adam, in order to our reconciliation with God   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   2.12.1

Removed the enmity between God and us   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   2.16.5

Object of faith

God is the; but he must be beheld through Christ   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   2.6.4, 3.2.1

Operating and co-operating grace

How far the distinction may be admitted   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   2.3.12

Lombard’s distinction between   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   2.2.6

Orders, ecclesiastical

Absurd imitation of our Saviour breathing on the Apostles   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   4.19.29

Absurdity and Judaizing nature of the clerical tonsure   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   4.19.25

Are an insult to Christ, by attempting to make him their colleague   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   4.19.23

Are in most cases empty names without any office   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   4.19.24

Divided by some into Seven, and by others into Nine Orders   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   4.19.22

Have no right to be distinguished by the title of Sacrament   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   4.19.27

In anointing they are rivals of the Levites, and became apostates from Christ   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   4.19.30

Offer insult to Christ by regarding men as priests   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   4.19.28

Reckoned by the Papists one of the Sacraments   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   4.19.22

The three higher classes are called by them Holy Orders   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   4.19.28

Ordination of ministers

The form and mode of   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   4.3.16

Original sin

And is confirmed by other passages of Scripture   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   2.1.6

Described   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   2.1.4

Errors of Pelagians and others concerning   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   2.1.5

Is not propagated by imitation   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   2.1.6

Is the common lot of the human race   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   2.1.5

Question whether the soul of the child comes by transmission from the soul of the parent   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   2.1.7

The term used by early Christian writers   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   2.1.5

This is plain from the contrast between Adam and Christ   The Institutes of the Christian Religion cvin   2.1.6

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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