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23 Jesus retires into Galilee after John the Baptist's imprison-
ment. Passing through Samaria, he makes disciples
24 In Galilee Jesus exercises his public ministry. In Cana he
heals the son of king Herod's officer, who lay sick at Ca-
pernaum
25 Jesus goes to Nazareth, where he preserves his life by a
miracle; and then fixes his dwelling at Capernaum
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26 The Call of Simon and Andrew, and likewise of James and
John; with the miracle which preceded it
27 Jesus in the Synagogue at Capernaum heals a demoniac
28 Peter's wife's mother, and many others are healed. Jesus,
attended by some of his disciples, teaches and works
miracles throughout Galilee
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43
THE TRANSACTIONS OF TWELVE MONTHS FROM THE BEGIN-
NING OF THE SECOND PASSOVER,
32 The healing of an infirm man at Bethesda, in Jerusalem
33 Jesus vindicates his disciples for plucking ears of corn on the
Sabbath
34 Jesus heals a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath, with-
draws himself from the Pharisees, and heals many
35 Jesus retires to a mountain, calls his disciples to him, chuses
twelve, is followed by a great multitude, heals many
36 The Sermon on the Mount
Continuation of the Sermon on the Mount
A second Continuation of the Sermon on the Mount
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38 The Widow's Son is raised from the dead at Nain
39 Jesus' Answer to the Disciples sent by John the Baptist
40 Jesus' Reflections in consequence of his Appeal to his mighty
41 A woman, who had been a sinner, is publicly re-assured of
forgiveness, by Jesus, sitting at meat with a Pharisee
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42 Jesus during his second Circuit through Galilee heals a
demoniac; and the Scribes and Pharisees blaspheme the
Holy Spirit
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43 The Scribes and Pharisees are reproved for secking a sign 76
44 Who are truly blessed
78
45 Jesus regards his disciples as his nearest relations
ib.
46 Jesus, sitting at meat with a Pharisee, denounces woes
against the Pharisees, Scribes, and Teachers of the law
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47 Jesus instructs his disciples and the multitude
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48 The calamities of certain Galileans, a warning to the Jews
85
49 Parables. The reason why Jesus used them. An explanation
of one of them
86
50 Jesus gives commandment to cross the Lake. Incidents on
the way. A Tempest stilled
92
51 Jesus heals a Demoniac of Gadara
93
52 Levi's Feast. Jesus' consequent discourse. The raising of
Jairus' daughter
95
53 Jesus heals two blind men
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54 Jesus casts out a dumb spirit. The Pharisees again blaspheme 99
55 Jesus visits Nazareth, and is again rejected there
56 The occasion of sending forth the twelve Apostles to
59 The Twelve preach repentance, and work miracles every where ib.
60 The death of John the Baptist
61 Herod hears of Jesus' fame, and desires to see him
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62 The Twelve return
63 Five thousand are fed on five loaves and two fishes
106
64 Jesus walks on the Sea
107
65 Jesus' discourses with the multitude in Capernaum; in the
synagogue of that city; and with his disciples. Peter's
66 Jesus discourse with the Pharisees and Scribes, and with
his disciples, about eating with unwashen hands
69 Jesus feeds more than four thousand with seven loaves
and a few small fishes
70 The Pharisees and Sadducces again ask a sign from heaven
71 The Disciples are cautioned against the leaven of the Phari-
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sees, and Sadducees
120
72 Jesus restores a blind man to sight near Bethsaida
73 Peter repeats his confession that Jesus was the Christ
74 Jesus plainly foretels his sufferings and resurrection, rebukes
Peter, and exhorts all to self-den-al
122
75 Jesus' transfiguration: his discourse with the three disciples
as they were descending from the mountain
124 Sec.
76 Jesus casts out a dumb and deaf spirit
77 Jesus again foretels his sufferings and resurrection
78 Jesus works a miracle to pay the tribute money
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79 The disciples contend who shall be the greatest. Jesus' conduct
and discourse on that occasion
128
80 The Seventy Disciples are instructed and sent out
133
81 Jesus goes to Jerusalem at the feast of tabernacles. His
conduct and discourses during the feast
135
82 A woman taken in adultery is brought before Jesus
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83 Jesus discourses with the Scribes and Pharisees, with those who
believed in him, and with the unbelieving Jews
140
84 Jesus restores to sight one blind from his birth. The consequence
86 A teacher of the law is instructed how to attain eternal life
151
87 The Disciples are again taught how to pray
152
88 Jesusrestores a woman who had been bowed down for eighteen years 153
89 Jesus replies to the question, Are there few that be saved? 155
90 The transactions when our Lord eat bread with a chief Pharisee
on the Sabbath day
156
91 Jesus states to the multitude the difficulties attending a profes-
sion of his religion
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92 Jesus defends himself against the Pharisees and Scribes, for
instructing Publicans and Sinners
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93 Jesus instructs his disciples by the parable of the unjust Steward.
The Pharisees are reproved
163
94 Jesus further instructs his disciples
166
95 The Samaritans will not receive Jesus. James and John are
97 The Pharisees ask when the kingdom of God should come.
Our Lord's answer
169
98 Jesus speaks a parable to his disciples, and another to certain
men, who trusted in themselves that they were righteous
101 Jesus goes again to Bethabara, after the feast of Dedication
and remains there till a fit occasion calls him into Judea 174
102 Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead. The consequences of
this miracle
175
103 Jesusenters Judea. The Pharisees question him about a divorce 179
104 Jesus lays his hands on young children, and blesses them
180
105 Jesus' discourse in consequence of being asked by a rich man
how he should attain eternal life
181 See.
106 Jesus as he is going up to Jerusalem foretels his sufferings
to the twelve apart
184
110 Jesus arrives at Bethany six days before the Passover
190
111 Jesus proceeds to Jerusalem, amidst the acclamations of the
disciples and of the multitude. The transactions there
191
112 The barren fig tree. The Temple cleansed
196
113 The disciples observe that the fig tree was withered away
114 Jesus' discourse with the chief Priests, the Scribes, and
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Elders, in the Temple
198
115 The Pharisees and Herodians, the Sadducees, and one of
the Pharisees, who was a Scribe, question Jesus. Jesus
questions the Pharisees
202
116 Jesus, in the hearing of his disciples and of the multitude,
reproves the Scribes and Pharisees to their face, with a
divine eloquence
206
117 Jesus prefers the widow's offering to the gift of the rich 210
118 Jesus foretels the destruction of the temple, as he takes his
final leave of it; and, on the mount of Olives, teaches four
of his apostles what were the signs of his coming, to destroy
the Jews, and to close the Mosaic dispensation
ib
119 Jesus describes the proceedings at the last day. How Jesus
employed himself during this week
220
120 The transactions on the fourth day of the week in which
Jesus was crucified.
221
PART VI.
THE TRANSACTIONS OF THREE DAYS, FROM THE DAY ON
WHICH THE FOURTH PASSOVER WAS KILLED, TILL THE
END OF THE DAY BEFORE THE RESURRECTION.
121 Jesus prepares to keep the Passover
224
122 Jesus sits down with the twelve. There is an ambitious
contention among the twelve
225
123 Jesus foretels that Judas would betray him. The conduct
of the disciples and of Judas
228
124 Jesus foretels to the Apostles the fall of Peter and their
common danger
230
125 Jesus institutes the eating of bread, and drinking of wine, in
remembrance of his body crucified
232
126 Jesus comforts his disciples
127 Jesus continues his most interesting discourse to his disciples 235
128 Jesus' Prayer
241
129 Jesus' agony in Gethsemane
244 XX
130 Jesus is betrayed
131 Jesus is brought before Annas and Caiaphas. Peter denies
him thrice
247
132 Jesus, questioned before Caiaphas, and afterward before the
whole Jewish Council, confesses himself to be the Christ,
and is pronounced guilty of death
249
133 Jesus is taken before Pilate
134 Pilate sends Jesus to Herod
135 Herod sends Jesus again to Pilate. Pilate seeks to release
him
254
136 Pilate, having scourged Jesus, and repeated his attempts to
release him, delivers him to the clamours of the Jews.
The soldiers insult Jesus, and lead him away to crucify him 255
137 Judas repents, and destroys himself
138 Christ is led away to be crucified
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139 What happened while Jesus was on the cross, till he expired
140 What happened at Jesus' death. Who were present during
the crucifixion. The remaining transactions of the day
141 The transactions on the day after the crucifixion
PART VII.
THE TRANSACTIONS OF FORTY DAYS, FROM THE DAY OF
THE RESURRECTION TO THE ASCENSION.
142 The first visit of the women to the sepulchre
146 The conduct of the Roman soldiers and Jewish rulers
276
147 Other women visit the sepulchre
148 Jesus appears to the two disciples who went to Emmaus
149 Jesus appears to the disciples, in the absence of Thomas
150 Jesus appears again to the disciples, Thomas being present
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151 The eleven disciples go into Galilee. Jesus manifests himself
there at various times to his disciples
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152 Jesus instructs his disciples concerning the preaching of the
gospel
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153 The Ascension of Christ
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