SECTION.

CONTENTS.

SCRIPTURE.

PLACE.

Juslan ulge
Period.

XVII. History of Christ at the age of twelve Luke ii. 41-52. Jerusalem.

Years.

XVIII. Commencement of the Ministry of John Matt. iii. 1-12. The Wilder- 4739
the Baptist.

XIX. The Baptism of Christ.

XX. The Temptation of Christ.

Mark i. 2-8. ness of Ju-

Luke iii. 1-18. dea.

Matt. iii. 13, to Bethabara,

CHAPTER II.

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From the Temptation of Christ, to the commencement of his more public Ministry
after the Imprisonment of John.

The Buyers and Sellers driven from the John ii. 13. to Jerusalem.

Temple.

IV.

V.

VI.

VII.

VIII. Imprisonment of John the Baptist.

Conversation of Christ with Nicodemus.
John's last Testimony to Christ.

CHAPTER III.

From the Commencement of the more public Ministry of Christ to the Mission of
the twelve Apostles.

I. General Introduction to the History of Mat. iv. 12-17. Judea.
Christ's more public Ministry.

Mark i. 14, 15.
Luke iv. 14,15.

II. Christ's Conversation with the Woman of John iv. 1-42. Samaria.

Samaria.

III.

Second Miracle at Cana in Galilee.

John iv. 43, to Cana in Ga-
the end. lilee.

IV. First public preaching of Christ in the Luk. iv. 16-30. Nazareth.

Synagogue at Nazareth, and his Danger
there.

V. Christ sojourns at Capernaum.

Luk.iv. 31, 32. Capernaum.

and Mat. iv. 18-22. Sea of Gali-

the calling of Andrew, and Peter, James, Mark i. 17-20. lee.
and John.

Luke v. 1-11.

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XIII. The infirm Man healed at the Pool of John v. 1-15. Jerusalem.

Bethesda.

XIV. Christ vindicates the Miracle, and asserts John v. 16, to Jerusalem.
the Dignity of his Office.

XV. Christ defends his Disciples for plucking
the Ears of Corn on the Sabbath-Day.

the end.

Mat. xii. 1-8. In a Pro-
Mar. ii. 23-28. gress.
Luke vi. 1-5.

Matt. xii. 9-14. In a Pro-
Mark iii. 1-6. gress.
Luke vi. 6-11.)

Matt. xii. 5-21.
Mark iii. 7-12.

Mark iii. 13-19. Galilee.
Luke vi. 12-19.

Matt. v. vi. vii. Galilee.

XXVI. Christ forgives the Sins of a female Peni- Luke vii. 36,

tent, at the House of a Pharisee.

XXVII. Christ preaches again throughout Galilee.
XXVIII. Christ cures a Demoniac-Conduct of the
Scribes and Pharisees.

to the end.
Luke viii. 1-3.
Matt.xii.22-45. Capernaum.
Mark iii. 19-30.
Lukexi. 14-26.

XXIX. Christ declares his faithful Disciples to be Matt. xii. 46,

his real kindred.

to the end.
Mark iii. 31, to

the end.
Lu. viii. 19-21.

XXXII. Explanation of the Parable of the Sower. Mt. xiii. 18-23.

Markiv. 13-23.
Luke viii. pt. of

ver. 9. and

xi. 15.

XXXIII. Christ directs his Hearers to practise what Mark iv. 24, 25.

they hear.

Luke viii. 18.

XXXIV. Various Parables descriptive of Christ's Mt. xiii. 24-53.

Kingdom.

XXXV. Christ crosses the Sea of Galilee,

calms the Tempest.

XXXVI. Christ heals the Gadarene Demoniac.

XXXVII. Christ dines with Matthew.

Markiv.26-34.
and Mt. viii. 18-27.
Mark iv. 36, to

the end.

Lu. viii. 22-25.

Matt. viii. 28, Gadara.

to the end.

Mark v. 1-20.

Lu. viii. 26-39.

Mat. ix. 10-17. Capernaum.

Mark ii. 15-22.

Luke v. 29, to

the end.

XXXVIII. Jarius' Daughter is healed, and the infirm Matt. ix. 1. and

Mat. ix. 27-31. On a Tour.
Matt.ix. 32-34.

XXXIX. Christ restores two blind Men to Sight.
XL. Christ casts out a dumb Spirit.
XLI. Christ returns to Nazareth, and is again Mat.xiii.54-58. Nazareth.

ill-treated there.

Mark vi. 1, to

pt. of ver. 6.

XLII. Christ preaches again throughout Galilee. Matt.ix. 35-38. Galilee.

Mark vi. part of
ver. 6.

CHAPTER IV.

Probably
early in
the year
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From the Mission of the twelve Apostles to the Mission of the Seventy.

1. Christ's Commission to the twelve

Apos-Matt. x. and xi. On a Pro-
Mark vi. 7-13. gress, pro-
Luke ix. 1-6. bably in Ga-

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tles.

II. Death of John the Baptist-Herod desires Matt. xiv. 1-12. lilee.

III. The Twelve return, and Jesus retires with Mt. xiv. 13, 14. Desert of

them to the Desert of Bethsaida.

IV. Five thousand are fed miraculously.

Mark vi. 30-34. Bethsaida.
Lukeix. 10, 11.

John vi. 12.

Mt. xiv. 15-21. On the way

Mark vi. 35-44. to Jerusa-

Luke ix. 12-17. lem.

John vi. 3-14.

V. Christ sends the Multitude away, and Mt. xiv. 22, 23. Probably

prays alone.

VI. Christ walks on the Sea to his Disciples,

Mark vi. 45, 46. near Jerusa-
John vi. 15. lem.
Mt. xiv. 24-33. Galilee.

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VIII. Christ teaches in the Synagogue of Caper- John vi. 22, to Capernaum.

Mark vii. 1-23.

IX. Christ converses with the Scribes and Pha-Matt. xv. 1-20.
risees on the Jewish Traditions.
X. Christ heals the Daughter of the Canaan- Mat. xv. 21-28. Tyre.

ite, or Syrophoenician Woman.

XI. Christ goes through Decapolis,

and teaching.

Mark vii.24-30

healing Mat. xv. 29-31. Decapolis.
Mark vii. 31, to
the end.

XII. Four thousand Men are fed miraculously. Matt. xv. 32. to On a Mount

XIII. The Pharisees require other Signs-Christ
charges them with Hypocrisy.

XIV. Christ heals a blind Man at Bethsaida.
XV. Peter confesses Christ to be the Messiah.

the end.

by the Sea of
Mark viii. 1-9. Galilee.

Matt. xvi. 1-12. Magdala.
Mark viii. 11.

and pt. of 22.
Mar.viii.22-26. Bethsaida.
Mat. xvi. 13-20. Cæsarea-
Mar.viii.27-30. Philippi.
Luke ix. 18-21.)

XVI. Christ astonishes the Disciples, by declar- Mt. xvi. 21-23. Galilee.
ing the Necessity of his Death and Re-Mark viii. 31,

XIX. Christ again foretels his Death and Resur-Mt. xvii. 22-28.

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From the Mission of the Seventy Disciples, to the triumphal entry of Christ into
Jerusalem, six Days before the Crucifixion.

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III. Agitation of the public Mind at Jerusalem, John vii. 11, to Jerusalem.
concerning Christ.

the end.
viii. 1.

IV. Conduct of Christ to the Adulteress and John viii. 2-11.

her Accusers.

V. Christ declares himself to be the Son of John viii. 12-20

God.

VI. Christ declares the Manner of his Death. John viii. 21,

VII. The Seventy return with Joy.

to the end.

Luke x. 17-24. Near Jeru-

salem.

VIII. Christ directs the Lawyer how he may at-Luke x. 25-28. On a Tour.

XVI. Christ exhorts to Watchfulness, Fidelity, Luke xii. 35, to

XVII. Christ cures an infirm Woman in the Sy-Lu. xiii. 10-17.

nagogue.

XVIII. Christ begins his Journey towards Jeru- Luke xiii. 22.
salem, to be present at the Feast of the and 18-21.
Dedication.

XIX. Christ restores to Sight a Blind Man, who John ix. 1-34. Jerusalem.
is summoned before the Sanhedrim.

XX. Christ declares that he is the true Shep-John ix. 35, to

herd.

XXI. Christ publicly asserts his Divinity.
XXII. In consequence of the opposition of the
Jews, Christ retires beyond Jordan.

XXIII. Christ, leaving the City, laments over Je-

rusalem.

the end.

x. 1-21.
John x. 22-38.
John x. 39, to
the end.

Luke xiii. 23, Near Jeru-
to the end. salem.

XXIV. Christ dines with a Pharisee-Parable of Luke xiv. 1-24.

the great Supper.

XXV. Christ's Disciples must forsake the World.

Luke xiv. 25, On a Tour.
to the end.

XXVI. Parables of the lost Sheep, and of the lost Luke xv. 1-10.

XXXI. Christ receives and blesses little Chil-Mat. xix. 3-15.

dren.

XXXII. Parable of the rich Man and Lazarus.

Mark x. 13-17.
Lu.xviii. 15-17.
Luke xvi. 19,
to the end.