Title Page and Contents
FOUR GODLY SERMONS
AGAINST THE POLLUTION OF IDOLATRIES
Comforting Men in Persecutions, and Teaching Them What Commodities They Shall Find in Christ's Church
These sermons were preached in French by the most famous cleric, John Calvin, and translated first into Latin and afterward into
English by various godly learned men.
"I will not take the names of the Idols in my mouth."
Printed at London by Roland Hall, dwelling in Golding Lane at the
sign of the three arrows.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ROULAND HALL TO THE READER
A SERMON WHEREIN ALL CHRISTIANS ARE MONISHED TO FLEE THE OUTWARD IDOLATRY
THE SECOND SERMON CONTAINING AN EXHORTATION TO SUFFER PERSECUTION, THAT WE MAY THEREIN FOLLOW JESUS CHRIST AND HIS GOSPEL
THE THIRD SERMON WHEREIN THE FAITHFUL ARE ADMONISHED HOW GREATLY THEY OUGHT TO ESTEEM IT TO LIVE IN THE CHURCH OF GOD
THE FOURTH SERMON WHEREIN IT IS DECLARED WITH HOW GREAT PAINS AND CARE THE LIBERTY TO WORSHIP GOD PURELY IN SOME CHRISTIAN CHURCH OUGHT TO BE SOUGHT
A SHORT DECLARATION OF MR. JOHN CALVIN UPON THE 87TH PSALM.