MS. du Procès inquisitionnel de Lyon, p. 331. Footnote 484: MS. du Procès inquisitionnel de Lyon, pp. 331-332. Footnote 485: The word _Gebenna_ occurs frequently in ancient documents. Footnote 486: ‘Nous ne voulons plaire, nous, ni à Monsieur ni à Madame.’—Froment, _Gestes de Genève_, pp. 83-84. Footnote 487: MS. du Procès inquisitionnel de Lyon, pp. 231, 232, 236. Footnote 488: MS. du Procès inquisitionnel de Lyon, pp. 233, 234. Footnote 489: MS. du Procès inquisitionnel de Lyon, pp. 235, 236. Footnote 490: ‘Jurisdictionem habet universalem in toto mundo papa, nedum in spiritualibus sed temporalibus.’—_De planctu ecclesiæ_, lib. i. cap. xiii. Footnote 491: ‘Papa vice Dei, est omnium regnorum provisor.’—Aug. Triumphus, _Summa de potestate ecclesiasticâ_, Qu. xlvi. art. 3. Footnote 492: Revelation xiii.-xx. CHAPTER VII. FAREL PREACHES IN THE GRAND AUDITORY OF THE CONVENT AT RIVE. (MARCH 1 TO APRIL 25, 1534.) The interview with the father-superior had been useless; the churches remained closed. The evangelicals could wait no longer: the majority of the inhabitants were for the Word of God, but not a church was opened to them. The walls of St. Pierre, St. Gervais, St. Germain, and the Madelaine contained merely the external and barren forms of the Roman worship: life and movement were there no longer; they had passed into the hearts of the resolute men and pious women who gathered round Farel. Neither the hall in Maisonneuve’s house, nor any other sufficed for the _lovers of the Word_. Every day numbers of hearers had to remain in the street. ‘Alas!’ said they, ‘the Gospel can find nothing in Geneva but _secret chambers_, and we can only whisper of the grace of Christ. And yet grace ought to be proclaimed all through the city and spread even to the ends of the world.’ They were about to take measures accordingly. [Sidenote: Farel In The Grand Auditory.]