Contents of The Decades of Henry Bullinger (Volume 1):

• The Preface (pp. 1-11).
• 2. Of the Four General Synods or Councils (pp. 12-35).
• 3. The First Decade of Sermons (pp. 36-192).
  
  • 1. First Sermon: Of the Word of God; the cause of it; and how, and by whom, it was revealed to the world (36-57).
  • 2. Second Sermon: Of the Word of God; to whom, and to what end, it was revealed; also in what manner it is to be heard; and that it doth fully teach the whole doctrine of godliness (57-70).
  • 3. Third Sermon: Of the sense and right exposition of the word of God, and by what manner of means it may be expounded (70-80).
  • 4. Fourth Sermon: Of true faith; from whence it cometh; that it is an assured belief of the mind, whose only stay is upon God and his Word (81-97).
  • 5. Fifth Sermon: That there is one only true faith, and what the virtue thereof is (97-104).
  • 6. Sixth Sermon: That the faithful are justified by faith without the law and works (104-121).
  • 7. Seventh Sermon: Of the first articles of the Christian faith contained in the Apostles' Creed (122-139).
  • 8. Eighth Sermon: Of the latter articles of the Christian faith contained in the Apostles' Creed (140-157).
  • 9. Ninth Sermon: Of the latter articles of Christian faith contained in the Apostles' Creed (157-179).
  • 10. Tenth Sermon: Of the love of God and Neighbor (180-192) .
• 4. The Second Decade of Sermons (pp. 193-435).
  
  • 1. First Sermon: Of laws, and of the law of nature, then of the laws of men (193-209).
  • 2. Second Sermon: Of God's law, and of the two first commandments of the first table (209-237).
  • 3. Third Sermon: Of the third precept of the Ten Commandments, and of swearing (237-253).
  • 4. Fourth Sermon: Of the fourth precept of the first table, that is, of the order and keeping of the Sabbath-Day (253-267).
  • 5. Fifth Sermon: Of the first precept of the second table, which is in order the fifth of the Ten Commandments, touching upon honour due to the parents (267-298).
  • 6. Sixth Sermon: Of the second precept of the second table, which is in order the sixth of the Ten Commandments, thou shalt not kill: and of the magistrate (298-322).
  • 7. Seventh Sermon: Of the office of the magistrate, whether the care of religion appertain to him or no, and whether he may make laws and ordinances in cases of religions (323-344).
  • 8. Eighth Sermon: Of judgment, and the office of the judge; that Christians are not forbidden to judge; of revengement and punishment; whether it be lawful for a magistrate to kill the guilty; wherefore, when, how, and what the magistrate must punish; whether he may punish offenders in religion or no (345-369).
  • 9. Ninth Sermon: Of war; whether it be lawful for a magistrate to make war. What the Scripture teacheth touching war. Whether a Christian man may bear the office of a magistrate. And of the duty of subjects (370-393).
  • 10. Tenth Sermon: Of the third precept of the second table, which is in order the seventh of the Ten Commandments; thou shalt not commit adultery of wedlock; against all intemperance; of continency (393-435).