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¥ TABLE OF CONTENTS. I 1. SECOND SECTION. Luke's Account.—Chaps. L ii. Proemium. Luke i. 1-4 197 2, Annunciation of the Birth of John the Baptist. Luke L 5-25 203 ' 3. Annunciation of the Birth of Jesus—Mary's Visit to EUsabeth. Luke i. 26-56 213 4. John's Birth and Circumcision—Prophecies of Zacharias concerning him and rAGB Christ. Luke i. 57-80 226 5. Birth, Circumcision, and Presentation of Jesus in the Temple. Luke iL 1-40 234 6. Jesus Converses with the Priests in the Temple. Luke ii. 44-52 251 SECOND PART. OF JOHN THE BAPTIST.—CHRIST'S BAPTISM AND TEMPTATION. Matthew iii. 1, iv. 12 ; Mark i. 2-13 ; Luke iiL 1, iv. 13. § 1. John's Doctrine and Baptism. Matthew iii. 1-12 ; Mark i. 2-9; Luke iiL 1-20 255 § 2. The Baptism of Christ. Matthew iiL 13-17 ; Mark i. 9-11 ; Luke iii. 21-23 ; John i. 32-34 270 § 3. Christ's Temptation. Matthew iv. 1-11 ; Mark L 11, 12 ; Luke iv. 1-13 2'75 THIRD PART. OP CHRIST'S WORKS AND DISCOURSES, PARTICULARLY IN GALILEE. Matthew iv. 12, xviiL 35 ; Compared with Mark L 14, Is. 50 ; and Luke iv. 14, ix. 50. § 1. Jesus appears as a Teacher. Matthew iv. 12-17 ; Mark L 14, 15 ; Luke iv. 14, 15 285 § 2. Jesus chooses Disciples. Matthew iv. 18-22 ; Mark i. 16-20 288 § 3. Christ's Sermon on the Mount. Matthew iv. 23, viL 29 . . 288 § 4. Healing of a Leper. Matthew viiL 1-4 ; Mark i. 40-45 ; Luke v. 12-16 334 § 5. Healing of the Servant of a Centurion. Matthew viiL 5-13; Luke vii. 1-10.. . 342 § 6. Raising of the Young Man at Nain. Luke viL 11-17 347 § 7. Healing of Peter's Mother-in-law. Matthew viiL 14-17 ; Marki. 29-34; Luke iv. 31-41 350 § 8. Peter's Draught of Fishes. Luke iv. 42-44; Mark L 35-39; Luke v. 1-11... . 352 § 9. Jesus stills the Sea. Matthew viii. 18-27 ; Mark iv. 35-41 ; Luke viiL 22-25. 358 § 10. Cure of the Gadarene Demoniac. Matthew viiL 28-34; Mark v. 1-20 ; Luke viii. 26-39 359
§ 11. Cure of a Paralytic. Matthew ix. 1-8; Mark v. 21, ii. 1-12; Luke v. 17-26. 373 TABLE OF CONTENTS. V § 12. The Calling of St. Matthew.—Of Fasting. Matthew ix. 9-17 ; Mark ii. 13-22 ; ; PAoa Lukev. 27-39 379 § 13. Healing of the "Woman with the Issue of Blood—Raising from Death the Daughter of Jairus. Matthew ix. 18-26 ; Mark v. 22-43 ; Luke viii. 40-45. 384 § 14. Healing of two Bhnd Men, and of a Dumb Man. Matthew ix. 27-34 390 § 15. The sending forth of the Apostles. Matthew ix. 35, x. 42 ; Mark vi. 7-11 Luke ix. 1-5 391 § 16. John the Baptist sends his Disciples to Jesus.—Discourses of Jesus on the oc- casion of this Mission. Matthew xi. 1-30; Luke vii. 18-35, x. 13-15, 21, 22 415 § 17. The Disciples pluck Ears of Corn. Matthew xii. 1-8 ; Mark ii. 23-28 ; Luke vi. 1-15 437 § 18. Jesus Cures a "Withered Hand. Matthew xii. 9-12 ; Mark iiL 1-6 ; Luke vi. 6-12 443 §19. Of the Calumnies of the Pharisees.—Jesus' Severe Rebukes of them. Matthew xii. 22-45 ; Mark iii. 20-30 ; Luke xi. 14-26, 29-32 448 § 20. The Arrival of the Mother and Brothers of Jesus. Matthew xii. 46-50 ; Mark iii. 31-35 ; Luke viii. 19-21 470 § 21. A "Woman Anoints Jesus. Luke vii. 36, viii. 3 473 § 22. The Collection of Parables. Matthew xiii. 1-63; Mark iv. 1-20, 30-34; Luke viii., 4-15, xiii. 18-21 479 § 23. Jesus in Nazareth. Matthew viii. 53-58 ; Mark vi. 1-6 ; Luke iv. 14-30 503 § 24. The Baptist's Death. Matthew xiv. 1-12 ; Mark vi. 14-29 ; Luke iii. 19, 20, ix. 7-9 513 § 25. Feeding of Five Thousand. Matthew xiv. 13-21 ; Mark vi. 30-44; Luke ix. 10-17 ; John vi. 1-15 516 § 26. Jesus "Walks on the Sea. Matthew ix. 22-36 ; Mark vi. 45-56 ; John vi. 16-21 521 § 27. Of "Washing the Hands. Matthew xv. 1-20 ; Mark vii. 1-23 626 § 28. The Healing of the Canaanitish "Woman's Daughter. Matthew xv. 21-31 Mark vii. 24-31 ; [32-37, viii. 22-26] 633 § 29. Feeding of the Four Thousand. Matthew xv. 32-39 ; Mark viii. 1-10 538 § 30. "Warning against the Leaven of the Pharisees. Matthew xvi. 1-12; Mark iii. 11-21 641 § 31. Confession of the Disciples.—^Prophecy of Jesus Respecting his own Death. Matthew xvi. 13-28 : Mark viii. 27, ix. 1 ; Luke ix. 18-27 543 § 32. The Transfiguration of Jesus. Matthew xvii. 1-13 ; Mark ix. 2-13 ; Luke ix. 28-36 , 555 § 33. Healing of the Lunatic. Matthew xvii. 14-23 ; Mark ix. 14-32 ; Luke ix. 37-45 564 § 34. The Coin (stater) in the Fish's Mouth. Matthew xvii. 24-27 570 § 35. On the Character of the Children of the Kingdom. Matthew xviiL 1-35 ; Mark ix. 33-50 ; Luke ix. 46-56 674
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196 Matthew II. 23. spolcen hy the
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198 Luke I. 1. he drew, ilie princi
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200 Luke I. 1, 2. wrote. But when t
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204 Luke I. 5, 6. —There is a str
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206 Luke I. 10-14. evening sacrific
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208 Luke I. 15, 16. this power at w
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210 Luke I. 17, 18. self is conceiv
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212 Luke I. 20-25. I, ff.) The desc
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214 Luke I. 30-33. the ai3pearance
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216 Luke I. 35. stands as explanato
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220 Luke I. 35. revelation of the F
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222 Luke I. 39-43. determined in ve
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224 Luke I. 47-50. strangeness whic
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242 Luke II. 24-27. Tlie circumstan
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244 Luke II. 32. over the whole hum
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246 Luke II. 34, 35. rangeraent. {K
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248 Luke II. 38-40. members composi
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250 Luke II. 40, 41. the suppositio
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252 Luke II. 41-43. which has to fu
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254 Luke II. 49-52. Yer. 49, 50.—
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258 Matthew III. 1. a rnucli inferi
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260 Matthew III. 1, 2. in tlie mind
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262 Matthew III. 2. in tlie souls o
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264 Matthew III. 2, 3. consideratio
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266 Matthew III. 7. cepts had been
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270 Matthew III. 12, 13. siah, and
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272 Matthew III. 13-17. Ver. 13,—
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274 Matthew III. 16, 17. in several
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276 Matthew IV. 1. desire, makes it
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278 Matthew IV. 1. We meet with ana
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280 Matthew IY. 2-4. Ver. 2,—In C
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282 Matthew IV. 7-9. in Luke x. 25
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284 Matthew IV. 11. kingdom of God.
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286 Matthew IV. 12-16. nite as thos
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290 Matthew V. 1. Tlie Sermon on th
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292 Matthew V. 1, bo traced in tLe
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298 Matthew V. 6-8. Idngdora of God
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300 Matthew V. 11-13. is persecutio
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302 Matthew V. 15-17. exhortati('n
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304 Matthew V. 19, 20. their freedo
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306 Matthew V. 21, 22. the Pharisai
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308 Matthew V. 26-30. injured as a
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310 Matthew V. 32. visible institut
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316 Matthew V. 48 ; VI. 1-6. as her
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318 Matthew VI. 7-13. The words old
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320 Matthew VI. 7-13. deepest root,
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322 Matthew VI. 7-13. implied, wlii
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324 Matthew VI. 15-24. kindling of
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326 Matthew VI. 24-27. God, money,
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328 Matthew VI. 34 ; VII. 1, 2. aga
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330 Matthew VII. 6-12. distinguisli
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332 Matthew VII. 20-23. as both dec
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336 Matthew VIII. 1. ual i)Ov;cY in
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338 Matthew VIII. 1. mcnt betray tl
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342 Matthew VIII. 4, 5. and emphasi
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340 Matthew VIII. 11, 12. particula
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848 Luke VII. 11. As to the general
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350 Luke VII. 16, 17 ; Matthew VIII
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352 Matthew VIII. 17 ; Luke IV. 42.
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354 Luke V. 1-5. ovvayojyalc: ri'ig
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358 . Matthew VIII. 18-24. § 9. Je
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360 Matthew VIII. 28. and what is u
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364 Matthew VIII. 28. very miserabl
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372 Matthew VIII. 32-34. on the ner
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374 Matthew IX. 1. of Christ, and,
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376 Matthew IX. 2, 3. have excited
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378 Matthew IX. 7, 8. representativ
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380 Matthew IX. 10-14. standing, we
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398 Matthew X. 2-5. "would then app
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400 • Matthew X. 8-10. unlikely a
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402 Matthew X. 14-18. Ver. 14.—Wh
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404 Matthew X. 21-23. than that wli
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406 Matthew X. 23-25. only to add t
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408 Matthew X. 27, 28. hitherto unk
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410 Matthew X. 36-38. sword of the
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412 Matthew X. 39. unbelieving man,
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414 — Matthew X. 41, 42. Next, it
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416 Matthew XI. 1, 2. John, etc. {n
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418 Matthew XI. 2-5. prised by a da
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424 Matthew XI. 12, 13. see, in the
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426 Matthew XI. 14-17. improbable s
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428 Matthew XI. 19, 20. culiar clia
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430 Matthew XI. 23-25. Testament ;
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432 Matthew XI. 25, 26. the Gvvemg,
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434 Matthew XI. 27, 28. of the Son
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436 Matthew XI. 29, 30. deemer urge
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438 Matthew XII. 1. nor to any othe
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440 Matthew XII. 4-6. a very few ex
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442 Matthew XII. 8. such a view of
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444 MATTHEW XII. 10-14. law. The qu
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446 Matthew XII. 15-20. even appare
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448 Matthew XII. 22. § 19. Of the
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450 Matthew XII. 25, 26. the Bin ag
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462 Matthew XII. 29, 30. tween good
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454 Matthew XII. 31, 32. self dark,
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456 Matthew XII. 31, 32. man. There
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458 Matthew XII. 31, 32. this impre
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460 Matthew XII. 31, 32. fenders of
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462 Matthew XII. 31-33. ready exist
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464 Matthew XII. 35-37. their heart
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466 Matthew XII. 38-40. to carnal m
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468 Matthew XII. 42, 43. Ver. 41, 4
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470 Matthew XII. 43-46. and the spi
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472 Matthew XII. 46-50. since the g
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474 Luke VII. 36. time, unquestione
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476 Luke VII. 38-46. but her feelin
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478 Luke VII. 48-50. love existing
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480 Matthew XIII. 1. case is clifFc
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482 Matthew XIII. 1-9. the view tak
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484 Matthew XIII. 1&-23. The figure
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486 Matthew XIII. 18-23. the will i
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488 Matthew XIII. 18-23. growth ; o
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490 Matthew XIII. 18-23. the law (j
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492 Matthew XIII. 10-17. in the sen
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494 Matthew XIII. 24-30; 36-43. the
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496 Matthew XIII. 36-43. as every a
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498 Matthew XIII. 33; 44-50. dualiz
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600 Mattuew XIII. 44-52. ble gives
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502 Matthew XIII. 34, 35. prophet
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504 Matthew XIII. 53-58 ; Luke IV.
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506 Luke IV. 19, 20. at once in min
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508 Luke IV. 21, 22. ouvTjg av\i(io
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510 Luke IV. 23, 24. xiii. 1. Here
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512 Luke IV. 30. minute account of
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514 Matthew XIV. 2-5. defer therefo
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516 Matthew XIV. 11-13. Ver. 11, 12
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518 Matthew XIV. 17-21. owu supply
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520 Matthew XIV. 20, 21. any views
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522 Matthew XIV. 22-25. The Old Tes
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524 Matthew XIV. 28-31. of burning
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526 Matthew XIV. 33-36 ; XV. 1, 2.
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528 Matthew XV. 3-6. mand. The real
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530 Matthew XV. 12-16. tion regardi
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532 Matthew XV. 18, 19. tion of fee
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534 Matthew XV. 23-28. bestow grace
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536 Matthew XV. 29-31 ; Mark VII. 3
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538 Mark VII. 32-37; Matthew XV. 32
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540 Matthew XV. 32-39. vention is q
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542 Maithkw XVI. 1-T. named by Matt
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544 Matthew XVI. 13, 14. first took
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546* Matthew XVI. 15-17. as the Mes
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548 Matthew XVI. 18, 19. ual founda
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650 Matthew XVI. 19-21. ately over
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552 Matthew XVI. 22, 23. They could
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554 Matthew XVI. 24-28. Peter ii. 2
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556 Matthew XVII. 1. histories of o
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558 Matthew XVII. 1-3. curred.'-' T
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560 Matthew XVII. 2-5. to this drow
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562 Matthew XVII. 5-9. us to follow
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564 Matthew XVII. 13-15. Jesus, at
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666 Mark IX. 20-27. breathed, to st
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568 Matthew XVII. 19-21. with Jesus
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670 Matthew XVII. 24-27. § 34. The
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572 Matthew XVII. 24. maintain, tha
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574 Matthew XVIII. 1. § 35. On the
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576 Matthew XVIII. 1-4. thejj as st
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578 Matthew XVIII. 5. something fut
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580 Matthew XVIII. 6. be at peace a
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582 Matthew XVIII. 8, 9. developmen
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584 Matthew XVIII. 8, 9. of the cer
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586 Matthew XVIII. 10-17. ish myths
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588 Matthew XVIII. 15-17. believers
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590 Matthew XVIII. 19, 20. sole obj
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592 Matthew XVIII. 23-30. seemed to
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594 Matthew XVIII. 34, 35. of God's
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600 Luke IX. 51-54. v'oc. 6"':3] co
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602 Luke IX. 55, 56. lofty impressi
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604 Luke IX. 57-60. Ver. 57, 58.—
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606 Luke IX. 61, 62 ; X. 1. to the
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608 nesses of the harvest ; Luke X.
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610 Luke X. 17, 18. the many miracl
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G12 Luke X. 19-22. {'AdiKELv stands
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614 Luke X. 25-27. He seems rather
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616 Luke X. 25-33. religion and mor
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618 Luke X. 38-40. widow, or lived
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620 Luke X. 41, 42 ; XI. 1-8. loss.
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