LECTURE XXVI.--viii. 1-15.

The parable of the sower.

136

LECTURE XXVII.-viii. 16–21.

The answer of Jesus to his mother and his brethren.

LECTURE XXVIII.- viji. 22–39.

A tempest stilled. A man is delivered from devils, which enter

into swine.

147

LECTURE XXIX.- viïi. 40–56.

The faith of a diseased woman is rewarded. Jairus' daughter

restored.

152

LECTURE XXX.-ix. 1-17.

The twelve apostles sent to preach the gospel. Five thousand

miraculously fed.

157

LECTURE XXXI.-ix. 18—27.

The apostles acknowledge Jesus to be the Christ.

warned to prepare for trial and persecution.

They are

162

LECTURE XXXII.-ix. 28–36.

The transfiguration : and testimony given to Jesus from hea-

167

ven.

LECTURE XXXIII.-ix. 37–50.

Jesus heals a lunatic Predicts his own sufferings. Enforces

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humility by the example of a child.

172

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LECTURE XXXIV.-ix. 51–62.

The angry spirit of two apostles reproved. Perseverance in

religion required.

177

LECTURE XXXV.--X. 1-16.

Seventy disciples sent forth to proclaim the kingdom of God.

182

LECTURE XXXVI.-x. 17-20.

Return of the seventy. Their names written in the book of

life.

187

LECTURE XXXVII.-X. 21-29.

Mysteries of the Gospel. Answer to a certain lawyer, who

inquires concerning eternal life..

191

LECTURE XXXVIII.-8. 30–37.

The good Samaritan.

197

LECTURE XXXIX.-X. 38–42.

Jesus admonishes Martha that one thing is needful.

LECTURE XL.-xi. 1-13.

The efficacy of earnest, persevering prayer.

206

LECTURE XLI.-xi. 14—26.

A dumb man delivered from an evil spirit. Parable of the

strong man vanquished by one stronger.

212

LECTURE XLII --xi. 27-36.

Description of the truly blessed. The unbelief of the people

reproved.

219

LECTURE XLIII.-xi. 37–54.

Hypocrisy of the Pharisees and lawyers condemned.

224

LECTURE XLIV.-xi. 1-12.

The disciples charged to fear God and not man, and to show

themselves followers of Christ.

230

LECTURE XLV.-xii. 13–21.

The folly of the rich worldling, who lays up treasure for him-

self.

235

LECTURE XLVI---xii. 22-34.

Anxious care about earthly things reproved.

240

LECTURE XLVII.-xii. 35–48.

Watchfulness enjoined. The plea of ignorance examined.

245

LECTURE XLVIII.-xii. 49–59.

Jesus foretells some effects of his coming. He reproves the

people for their unbelief.

250

LECTURE XLIX.—xii. 1-9.

The nature of divine judgments. Parable of the barren fig-

tree.

255

LECTURE L.-xii. 10-21.

Jesus defends his healing on the Sabbath. Parable of the

leaven.

260

LECTURE LI.-xiii. 22—30.

Warning given to enter the strait gate in time.

266

LECTURE LII—xiii. 31–35.

Jesus laments the doom of Jerusalem.

272

LECTURE LIII.-xiv. 1-14.

A dropsical person healed on the sabbath.

Charity recommended.

Pride rebuked.

277

LECTURE LIV.-xiv, 15–24.

Parable of the great supper.

283

LECTURE LV.-xiv, 25—35.

Self-denial and resolution needful

..

288

LECTURE LVI.-xv. 1–7.

Parable of the lost sheep.

292

LECTURE LVII.-XV. 8–10.

Parable of the lost piece of silver.

298

LECTURE LVIII.-xv. 11-16.

The prodigal son. His departure from home, and misery.

302

LECTURE LIX.—xv. 17–24.

The prodigal's repentance, return, and reception with his

father.

307

LECTURE LX.-Xv. 25–32.

The jealousy of the prodigal's elder brother.

312

LECTURE LXI.-xvi. 1-12.

Parable of the unjust steward.

317

LECTURE LXII. - xvi. 13–18.

Necessity of choosing between the service of God and mammon.

323

LECTURE LXIII.-xvi, 19–31.

Parable of the rich man and Lazarus.

329

LECTURE LXIV.-xvii. 1-10.

Forgiveness of injuries. The disciples are taught to count them-

selves unprofitable servants.

335

LECTURE LXV.-xvii. 11-19.

Ten lepers healed. Only one returns thanks.

341

LECTURE LXVI.-xvii. 20—37.

The kingdom of God commenced, but neglected by men.

345

LECTURE LXVII.-xvii. 1-8.

Parable of the widow and unjust judge.

351

LECTURE LXVIII.-xviii. 9-14.

Prayer of the Pharisee and publican.

357

LECTURE LXIX.-xviii. 15-30.

Jesus receives little children. The recompense of those who

leave all, and follow him.

362

LECTURE LXX.-xviii. 31–43.

A blind man restored to sight..

368

LECTURE LXXI.-xix. 1–10.

Repentance of Zaccheus.

373

LECTURE LXXII.—xix, 11-27.

Parable of the ten pounds.

LECTURE LXXIII._xix. 28–40.

Triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem.

385

LECTURE LXXIV.—xix. 41-48.

Lamentation of Jesus over the impenitence of Jerusalem.

390

LECTURE LXXV.-xx. 1-18.

Parable of the rebellious husbandmen.

394

LECTURE LXXVI.—xx. 19–26.

Tribute due to Cæsar, and allegiance to God.

401

LECTURE LXXVII.

:-XX. 27 – 36.

Nature of the world to come.

407

LECTURE LXXVIII.-XX. 37–47.

Resurrection proved from a passage in the book of Exodus.

Christ more than the son of David.

413

LECTURE LXXIX.-xxi. 1-19.

Disciples warned of trials, and exhorted to patience.

419

LECTURE LXXX.-xxi. 20—28.

Destruction of Jerusalem.

425

LECTURE LXXXI.- xxi. 29--38.

Danger of worldly snares. Watchfulness enjoined.

430

LECTURE LXXXII.—xxii. 1-16.

Apostacy of Judas. Fulfilment of the Passover.

435

LECTURE LXXXIII.-xxii. 17-30.

The last supper. Disciples exhorted to humility.

441

LECTURE LXXXIV.—xxii. 31–34.

Peter warned of the enmity of Satan.

446

LECTURE LXXXV.-xxii. 35–53.

Jesus betrayed.

452

LECTURE LXXXVI.—xxii. 54–71.

Peter's denial of Jesus.

457