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. viii. 22–39.

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

into swine.

147

LECTURE XXIX. - viii. 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

humility by the example of a child.

172

LECTURE XXXIV.-ix. 51–62.

The angry spirit of two apostles reproved. Perseverance in

religion required.

177

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LECTURE XXXV.- 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.—x. 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.—xii. 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.-xiï. 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.-xviii. 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.

378

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.-X

.—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

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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.

135

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