LECTURE XII. i. 1-12.

The power of Jesus to forgive sins

48

LECTURE XIII. i. 13, 14.

The call of Matthew

53

LECTURE XVI. ï. 23—28.

The Sabbath made for man

67

LECTURE XVII. iii. 1-12.

Enmity of the Pharisees .

72

LECTURE XVIII. iii. 13-19.

Twelve apostles chosen.

77

LECTURE XIX. iii. 20—30.

Blasphemy against the Holy Ghost

82

LECTURE XX. üi. 31–35.

A blessing pronounced on those who do the will of God

LECTURE XXI. iv. 1-12.

Different treatment of the Disciples and the Pharisees

92

LECTURE XXII. iv. 13-15.

Seed sown by the way

side

97

LECTURE XXIII. iv. 16, 17.

Seed sown on stony ground

105

LECTURE XXIV. iv. 18, 19.

Seed sown among thorns

. 112

LECTURE XXVII. iv. 26—29.

The kingdom of God compared to the growth of grain

LECTURE XXVIII. iv. 30–34.

The kingdom of God compared to a grain of mustard seed 138

The faith of a woman who had long suffered under dis-

ease, rewarded by a cure

153

LECTURE XXXII. v. 35–43.

The daughter of Jairus restored to life

157

LECTURE XXXIII.vi.

1-6.

Unbelief at Nazareth

162

Herod consents to put John the Baptist to death .

177

LECTURE XXXVII. vi. 30–34.

Sheep without a shepherd

183

LECTURE XXXVIII. vi. 35–44.

Five thousand fed in the wilderness

188

LECTURE XLI. vii. 14-23.

The defilement of the heart explained

203

LECTURE XLVI. viii. 12—21.

The leaven of the Pharisees

LECTURE XLIX. viii. 34–37.

Necessity of self-denial

244

LECTURE LVI. ix. 38–42.

Party spirit rebuked

279

LECTURE LVII. ix. 43–48.

Causes of departing from the faith

284
LECTURE LVIII. ix. 49.

Trials to be undergone

288

LECTURE LIX. ix. 50.

The Apostles exhorted to brotherly love

294

LECTURE LXIV. X. 28-31.

The recompence of reward

323