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CONCISE

HARMONY

GOSPELS.

DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND OF

. PRIVATE STUDENTS.

All things must be fulfilled, which were written in the law of Moses;
and in the Prophets, and in the Psalms, concerning me."

EDINBURGH:
PRINTED BY BALLANTYNE & HUGHES.
M.DCCC.XXXIX.

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PREFACE.

This small Work was commenced in the form of a Memoir of

the Saviour, and arranged for the benefit of a class of young
persons, to whom their teacher was desirous of imparting a clear
and accurate knowledge of His Life and Actions. The early
part of the history is easily arranged from the narrative of the
Evangelists ; but it is not easy to select the most suitable nar
rative, when two, three, or four relate the same occurrence
with equal truth and simplicity. This led the writer to direct
the attention of her pupils to the several narratives, one after
the other, and to present the minute circumstances to them
again in the form of questions upon the whole, which elicited a
simply beautiful detail of each event, presenting a picture so
vivid as to leave the conviction of its truth upon the mind of
each attentive listener. The Work thus insensibly assumed the
form of a Harmony, before the Author was aware that such
works already existed in the literary world. The difficulties
of historical arrangement have since that period been removed
by the use of the compendious works of Crabbe, Doddridge,
Newcome, and others, which are beyond the reach of children,
and too large for class-books. It has also been the Author's
practice to refer to the writings of the Old Testament, when
the Prophecies are quoted or alluded to, and sometimes to the
Epistles in confirmation of doctrine. After all, it is but an
outline, incomplete in many points, and it is merely as such
that it is offered to the Christian Teacher, in the hope that,
if he adopt the plan, his knowledge of Scripture, and his zeal
for the benefit of the rising generation, will induce him to
take the necessary trouble in filling up the picture from the
Sacred Text.

THE AUTHOR'S ADDRESS TO HER PUPILS.

Some of you, my dear young friends, have already pursued,

under my instructions, the course of study now presented to you
under one view. You have pursued it with pleasure, at times
with ardour ; and it may truly be said of many of you, that the
sacred subjects which have engaged your thoughts during a
portion of almost every day, have had a salutary influence upon
your character and behaviour. But I need scarcely remind you
that we have not accomplished our purposethat your know
ledge is still limitedthat your views are yet confined ; nor
will it require much solicitation on my part to induce you to
renew your applications to the volume of Inspiration, as to
living streams in a desert. Admit, then, the Saviour's instruc
tions to dispel the ignorance which you lament. Assume His
offered righteousness to cover the poverty which you feel in
the sight of God. But if none of these thoughts are in your
hearts, may the attentive consideration of His humiliation, His
sufferings, His death for our sakes, arrest your attention and
convince you of your error.
This is my hope, this is my prayer for each of you, and
that all, " beholding as in a glass the glory of God, may be
changed into the same image, from glory to glory, even as by
the Spirit of the Lord."

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Prov.
viii,
ix.
JOHN.
1.
Gen.
1,
i.
2,

1-14.
I.
cxxiii.
Ps.
x xi .
6,
7
Is.
ix.; 5;
Jer.
15.
Numbers,
3.
vi.
17.
16,
6.
5,
Mai.
iv. 12,
13;
32.2
Sam.
vii.

LUKE.

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23-38.
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1-4.
I.

5-38.
I.

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2.
12;
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xxvi.
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15;
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xii.

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11
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23
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38,
I.
the
end.
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41.
15-17
xxiii.;
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23.
17.
Num.
viii.

LUKE.

Lev.
24.
8.
xii.
1-13.
xvi.
1-21.
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21.
II.

40-52.
II.

39.
II.

22-39.
II.

1-6.
III.

22.
21,
III.

7-18.
III.

MARK.
1.9-11.
1-8.
I.
10
Isaiah,
11.
Ps.
lxxii.;
5
23.
xiii.;
Judges,
13
III.
end.
the
to

15.
I.
xi.
Hosea,

MAT HEW.

14.
23.
vii.
Isaiah,

17.
15.
xxxi.
Jer.

2.
6.
Mieah,
v.

3.
xl.
Isaiah,
1
11.
i.
Sam.

6.
lx.
1-6.
III.
13-23.
1-12,
II.

7-12.
III.

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45.
15
xlix.
iii.;
Gen.

6
2
liii.
Micah,
ix.;
10;
18;
xviii. 14
Deut.
2
Isa.
vii.
iv.;

2
12.
vi.;
Zech.
v.

24.
2
9.
xvii.
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10.
xii.
Isaiah,
;

23
end.
the
III.
to
43
I.
end.
the
to

23.
3.
xl.
Isaiah,

JOHN.

9.
14.
xxi.
Num.

21.
5.
iv.
Mai.
3.
xliv.
19-28.
I.

1-12.
II.

29-42.
I.

22.
III.

1-21.
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13-25.
II.

1-26.
IV.

7
46.
Jer.
lvi.;
Isaiah,

10.
11,
xci.
Psalm
3.
Deut.
4. 12.
viii.

LUKE.

12.
16.
vi. 13.
Deut.
8.
vi.
Deut.
11.
vii.
45.
XIX.

19,20.
Ill

15-19.
XI.

17-20.
VI.

1-13.
IV.

MARK.

12,
13.
I.

MAT HEW.
16.
2.
viii.
Psalm
1-11.
IV.

12-16.
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5.
4,
3,
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4,
13;
10,
James,

1
Jiii.
22
ohn,
v.
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21.
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xix.
13;
Rom.

1.
1
Rom.
ii.
3,
xiv.
;

38
vi.
4
xvii.
;

ii.
13
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22.
i.
j

43
IV.
end.
the
to
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7.
6
James,
5,
i.;

JOHN.

14,
15.
30.
xix.
11,
12.
iv.
VII.
27-42.
IV.

29.
1
Read
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ings,
33.
1
13
Kiii.
ings,;

25.
1
9.
Kings,
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18.
1.
lxi.
Isaiah,

LUKE.

22-34;
10-29.
iv.x.

Matthew.

2
27.
14.
Kings,
v.

22-34.

14,30.
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31-37.
IV. 38,
39.
IV.

VI.

IV. 40-44.
IV.
1-11.
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8.
2;
Ps.xv.
Heb.xii.
20.
31
3.
Rom.
ix.
;
x.
14
1
12
Cxii.
or.
;
Matthew.

MARK.

2
Civ.
17;
or.
1
Jiii.
3.
2,
ohn, 10.
12.
ii.
Tim.

1.35.

1.14.
21-29.
I. 30,
31.
I.

15.
14,
I.

16-21.
I.

V.

32-39.
I.

2,
4.
3
2
lxi.
CIs.
or.
;

3.
17
li.
Ps.
Prov.
;
19
23.
xvi.
xxix.
;

23
IV.
end.
the
to

MATTHEW.

7.
1
2
Ps.
xli.
Tim.
;
1
13.
lv.
Isa.
lxv.
;
5.
11.
Psalm'
xxxvii. 6.

17.
Isaiah,
liii.

Matthew.

16.
2.
Isaiah,
1,
ix.

Diat
Disciples
his
with
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scourse Well

17.
IV.

13-17.
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owho
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man's
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heals
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aat
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to

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i.

17.
16,
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14,
15.
VIII.
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IV.

18-22.
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Mdraught
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his
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the
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and

31.]
SD.
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UBJECT.

i.
16
Heb.
10.
vi.
;

31
end.
the
V.
to

JOHN.
9.
8,
7,
6,
18.
ii.
Phil.

1-16.
V. 17-30.
V.

5;
21.
xxxii.
Psalm
25.
xliii.
Isaiah,
LUKE.

1-5.
VI.
V.
12-15.
V. 16.

12-19.
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6-11.
VI.

20-49.
VI.

VII.
1-10.
VII. 11-17-

27-29.
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17-26.
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Jxliii.
1
i.
ohn,
;
7.
4; 25
xiv.
Job,
Isaiah,

23
end.
II.
the
to
MARK.
8,9.
1-7.
III.
1-12.
II.

7-12.
III.

13-19.
III.

14.
13,
II.

40-45.
I.
xii.
Mark,
;
4.
2
cxxxix.
Ps.
John,
; 25

7.
6
Mivi.
Hosea,
;
17.
ix.47;
8;
xi.
vi.

6
3.
1
Sam.
xxi.
;

15;
22;
Luke,
v.
9.
xxviii.
Num.

MATTHEW.

17.
1.
xlii.
Isaiah,
6.
vi.
cah,

1-4.
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1-8.
IX.
Jesus
Mount
the
dCelsecaenseds
from

1-8.
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9-14.
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for
Disciples
his
Defends
the
rubbing
corn

retiring
Jesus,
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to
great
cures
wwhose
is
hand
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itcures
amheanred the

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15-21.
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9.
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rea
turns

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to
at
era
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beginning
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to
goes

81.]
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D.
A.
32.
D.
A.
over.
Vindicates
Miracle
his
Dignity
Declares
his
turion's
servant
ofhis
Sermon
Matthew
Calls

Leper
the
Jesus
prays

Paralytic

Multitudes
Bethesda

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JOHN.

36
VII.
end.
the
to
37
XL
end.
the
to
LUKE.

1-3.
VIII.

18-23.
VII. 24-35.
VII.

19-21.
VIII.
17-23.
15,
14,
XI.

27,
28.
XI.

16XL
,24,25,26,29-32.

33-36.
XL

13-17.
X.

31
III.
end.
the
to
MARK.

3-9.
XIV.

20-30.
III.

46
end.
the
XII.
to
28
XI.
end.
the
to

MATTHEW.

6-14.
XXVI.
2-6.
XI. 7-19.
XI.
sends
Baptist
Disciples
the
John
two
to

laments
Galilee
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Jesus
his
over

33-37.
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22-32.
XII.'

24-28.
20-24;
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PJesus
the
with
dines
of
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harise
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the
him
anoints
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pious
Jesus,
atwomen,
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in
he
another
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casts having
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words
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of
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38-45.
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their
with
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the
upbraids
harise s

relapsing
the
of
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further
asking
in
aperversenes

32.]
SD.
UA.
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the
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din
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his
mis ion
dearer
oclares
his
to
bedient could
prehis
of
dsrocsliuatsirtoeinsng aof
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be.
the
than
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lations
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the
swas
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show
outward
the
olproves
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whilst
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with
meat
at
a of
re
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and
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Pharis.e.s,
the

JOHN-

57,
IX.
end.
the
to

LUKE.
31.
3.
Rev.
xx.

1-10.
XIII.

4-10.
VIII.

18-21.
XIII.

11-18.
VIII.

26-39.
VIII.

22-25.
VIII.

35
IV.
end.
the
to

MARK.

1-9.
IV.

21-34.
IV.

10-20.
IV.

1-20.
V.
44.
7
iii.
Philip,
Isa.
;

1
25;
34.
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ings,
v.

26.
7
lxxxix.
lxv.;
Ps.

I14.
s.vi.9;Ezek.xi .2.

P13,
46.
iii.
rov.i .4,5;

8
1
xvii.
Luke,
v.
;

18.
1
lv.;
iii.
Rev.
MATTHEW.

14,15;
10,19.
viii.
39.
xvi.
Acts,
9
29.
cvii.
;

18-23.
XIII.

1-17.
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Christ
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from
repeanethaentcea of
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the
fruitaulnilsehamnsent

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the
exhorts
and
diligent
to
a of
iand
knowledge
their
mprovement

of
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the
assigns
and
the
;
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the
by
teaching
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the
explains
of
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Sower
;

24-30.
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in
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1-35-4 -52.

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other
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to
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and
over
passes
given
having
rJesus,
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aanrkable disposed
stills
mighty
he
it
tempest
aros es
cas

speedy
Gospel,
the
of
im
and
progres
it
blessings
the
of
produces
portance. .

32.]
D.
A.
SUBJECT.

18-27.
VIII.

28-34.
VIII.

Casts
Legion
Devils,
out
renesa
into
of
Gadathe
Jesus
country
passes of

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JOHN.

49
41,42,
VIII.
the
to

LUKE.

end.
40.
VIII.

43-48.
VIII.
14-18.
XI.
27-39.
V.

1-6.
IX.

6.
IX.

7-11.
VI.

13.
12,
VI.

21-29.
VI.

14-21.
VI.

6-12.
XIV.

1,2.
XIV.

1.
XI.

7-9.
IX.

2335
22,
V.
the
to

MARK.

end.
1-5.
VI.

15-22.
II.

21.
V.

6.
VI.

24-34.
V.

36.
5
xxxiv.;
Ezek.
ATTHEW.
Si

2
38.
1.
iii.
Thess.

55.
7.
xlix.
Isaiah,

1
X.
end.
the
to

2.
Zech.
x.

54-58.
XIII.
10-17.
ix. 18IX.
,19,23,24,25,26.

1.
IX.
John's
Levi's
with
dFeast
He
iscourses

The
ship
by
Capernaum
Jesus
returns
to

20-22.
IX.

35-38.
IX.

IX.
27-31.
IX. 32-34.

thence,
departed
he
When
two
men
cures'
diseased
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his
Jesus,
way,
aon blind
of
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dumb
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casts
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a

of
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the
through
preaches
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in
teaching
ynagogue,
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his
with
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to
azcomesareth, is

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and
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with
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his
forth
sends preach
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and
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ona have

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place,
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there
and
sert
into
aside
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his
takes
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a feeds

them
after
healed
he
cried. .
and
him,
Jairus
of
heals
Jesus
daughter
the
gladly
People
him
receive
32.]
SD.
UA.
BJECT.

rejected
again
them
healing

given
her
to
him
to
see

Disciples
Galilee

Gospel

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37Tii.
19
imothy,
;
22
VI.
end.
the
to
1
29.
23.
John,
iii.

JOHN.

1
19.
Jii.
ohn,

1-14.
VI.

Heb.
51.
ch.
x. 56.
1
16.
15,
John,
iv.

15-21.
VI.

LUKE.

10-17.
IX.

21.
5;
Gen.vi.
viii.
35.
6.
5,
Isaiah,
xxxv.

6.
13.
Isaiah,
xxix.

MARK.
13-18.
James,
v.

30-45.
VI.

45-52.
VI.

1-23.
VII.

24-30.
VII.

31-37.
VII.

1-20.
XV.

21-29.
XV.

29-31.
XV.

53-56.
VI.

MATTHEW.
26.
8.
ix.
Job,

13-22.
XIV.

with
tudes
five
loaves,
barley
and
two

22-33.
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34-36.
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Synagogue
at Peter
his
with
and
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the
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him
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his
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him
before
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fourth
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to
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watch
night,
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iand
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Deating
with
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Beginning
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Pas over.
Third
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33.]
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UA.
BJECT.
walking
the
Sea
on
33.
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A.

Jesus
the
heals
of
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Jesus
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hearing
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19.
18,
IX.

20,
IX.
21.

22-27.
IX.

28-36.
IX.

37-42.
IX.

43-45.
IX.

2-13.
IX.

14-29.
IX.

30-32.
IX.

14-21.
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23.
22,
XVII.

33.
1
Tiii.
3
hess.
;
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2
12.
Tiii.
im.

(
31-38.
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1-10.
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11,
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12.

22-26.
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13-21.
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27,
28.
VIII.

29,
30.
VIII.

1.
(IX.

1
5.
Isa.
xlii.;
Deut.
1
16.
15
John,
iv.
;

MAT HEW.

2-5.
Heb
i.
15-19.
xviii.
1-4.
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5-12.
XVI.

14.
13,
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15-20.
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1-13.
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21-28.
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32-39.
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Jesus
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his
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33.]
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14;
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58.
iii.
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5
Micah,
xxiii.
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;
2
5
ii.
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;
v.

17;
13;
i.
Col.
xliii.

11
42.
cxxxii.
Psalm
;
15-18.
40.
xviii.
Deut.
JOHN.

30-32J9.
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56.
xi.
Heb.

4
ii.
Luke,

1-53.
VII.

9.
ii.
Rom.
10.
5.
Lev.
xx. 7.
1.
ii. 22.
Rom.

1-11.
VIII.

8.
i.
Rev.
12-30.
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LUKE.

45-47.
IX.

47-50.
IX.

1-16.
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MAa..

33-36.
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36-50.
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1.
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2-14.
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MATTHEW.

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at
ripays
bute-money

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the
be
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15-35.
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of
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the
by
Humility
teaches
Jesus
a

of
Serhis
and
Parable
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the
Injuries
of
Forgivenes
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Jesus

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little

preach
Disciples
sends
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to
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xxxiv.
x;
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11.
11
xl.
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Ezek.; 12
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5-9;
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19;
i.
iii.

24
20.
xiii.;
Heb.
31.
Job,
12
x;xv.
Psalm
41.
xviii.

JOHN.
12.
viii.
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35
1-19.
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1-35.
IX.

19-22.
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27.
Deut.
5
vi.;
Lev.

Mark,
24
xi.
John,
;
9.
7
Mat.
22
vii.
xxi.;

Ps.
25;
lxix.
Isa.
7
6.
James,
i.
xv.;
7
i.
27
Dan.
ix.
;
35.
Lev.
32;
31,
xxvi.

LUKE.

18.
xix.
11-17.
XIII.
XII.

1-13.
XL
22,
17-20;
X.
24.

25-37.
X.

MARK.

MAT HEW.

born
been
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ersecuted

33.]
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with
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athe
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who
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the
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22-30.
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12.
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xxiii.
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xxix.
;
29;
11.
xxii.
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Job, 27
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24.
12;
xiv.
Zech.
Isa.
6
12
iv.
James,
;

19
end.
the
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to
11
the
end.
XV.
to

LUKE.

5.
1
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v.
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24.
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25-35.
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11.
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1-10.
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51.
fIX.

XV.
1-7.
xv. 8-11.

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52-56.
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1-54.
XI.
22-39.
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31.
Ps.
xxii
Isa.
liii
;

8.
Ex.
1
2
xxii.
Sam.
;
35
XVIII.
the
end.
to

14.
Job,
29
xxii.;
LUKE.

John,
28.
xviii.
James,
6.
iv.

9-14.
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15-17.
XVIII.

18-30.
XVIII.

6.
xii.

JXVIII.
31-34.
1-10.
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11-27.
XIX.

38-42.
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46
X.
end.
the
to
MARK.

1-12.
X.

13-16.
X.

17-31.
X.

32-34.
X.
Deut.
9
Prov.
xv.;

35-45.
X.
19.
Ch.
2;
xxvii.
Mark,

15.
Romans,
21
ix.;

MATTHEW.

6.
xxiii.
1-16.
xv.
1-12.
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Jesus
the
keeps
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of
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there
remains
and
suntil
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after
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the
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beyond
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Jordan
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Dhim
about
hiavroirsce s. Jesus
lays
his
hands
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16-30.
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XX.

13-15.
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Jesus,
he
going
is
Jagain
to
eas
rusalem, fhis
Sthe
Twelve
outo
rfetelrisngs

Jesus's
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iQuesof
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Jesus
rhouse
is
into
eceived

33.]
SA.D.
UBJECT.

17-19.
XX.

20-28.
XX.
ARequest
The
of
and
James
John
mbitious Jesus
Sight
Men
Blind
Two
rto
estores

29-34.
XX.
visits
He
Zaccheus,
of
Chief
Pubalicans
the
Parable
of
Pieces
Ten
the
Money

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of
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the

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JOHN.
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XII.
11.
iXII.
55-57.
XI. 3-10,
(

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28^*4.
XIX.
XX.
1-8.
XX. 9-18.

19-44.
XX.

45-47.
XX.

13-37.
XII.

38-40.
XII.

10.
22.
cxviii.
Psalm

27
XI.
end.
the
to
MARK.

1-11.
XI.

1-12.
XII.

12XI.
-1420-26.

9
ix.
Zech.
John,
;

7.
26
Dan.
ix.
Luke,
;

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15
the
XXII.
end.
to
5.
11
Ixii.
Isaiah,
;

MATTHEW.

37.
Deut.
11,12.
xxxii.

9.
26.
25,
Psalm
cxviii.
7.
2
13.
Kings,
ix.
1.
4.
xiv.
Zech.
4.
2.
ix.
Prov.
15.
xii.
1-11.
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arrives
Jesus
before
days
six
Bethany,
at

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the
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proceeds
JHe
amidst
the
Ac
to
erusalem of

27.
xix.
XXI.
23-32.
XXI. 33-46.

17-22.
XXI.

Scribes,
Elders,
and
in
Temple
Jesus's
Dwith
Chief
the
Priests,
iscourse the

Pthe
The
HhSadduearoidsieans,
Of
Vineyard
the
let
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out
sbandmen. .

Parable
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the
of
Sons
33.]
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D.
A.

1-36.
XXIII.

1-14.
XXII.

Parable
of
Weddingthe
Feast

and
of
Pwho
the
hacees,
onerwasise s Scribe,
Jesus
question
aques

Jesus,
hearing
in
Disciples
his
of
the Muthe
and
face
with
Divine
to
ariase s
and
Scribes
ltrietpurdoev,es Phtheir

37-39.
XXIII.

Laments
Pof
the
eover
rversity

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3.
Heb.ii.8;
xvi.
Ch.

14.
10;
1
PRom.
xii.
et.

8.
1
CTitus,
vi.
or.;

JOHN.

28.
1-20.
XIII.

2-9.
XII.

LUKE.

5.
iii
5.
V.

34.
13.
xiii.
Rom.
l-A.
XXI.
5-36.
XXI.

1-6.
XXII.

7-13.
XXII. 14
XXII.
18.

1,2-10,
XIV.
11.

18.
XIV.
16
12
XIV 17,

37,
XXI.
38.

2
12.
43.
viii.
Cor.

MARK.

XIII.
41-44.
XII.

1
43.
lTPheet.
2
s .v.2;

2
10.
15;
Tiv.
i.
im.
MATTHEW.

10-16.
XXIV.

Widow's
Jesus
prefers
the
Offering
the
to
fthe
Jesus
Dof
Tem
oesrtertuecltiosn

10.
iii.

17
19
XXVI. 20.
XXVI.

1-16.
XXVI.
31-46.
XXV.

XXV.
1-14.
XXV. 14-30.

sation
Typical
of
also
Day
the

of
Sign
the
ComiDg
his
destroy
to close
of
four
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his
should be
what
ple
and,
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the
Olives,
of
; teaches
on
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the
and
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dthe
PLast
eat
rsocreibdeisngs

How
Jesus
himself
employed
had
during

Tthe
Day
Fourth
of
ransonactions

Jesus
last
the
keep
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prepares
fhim
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that
would
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betray
oretels
in
Week
Jesus
Cwhich
ruwascified

He
down
sits
Twelve
the
with
33.]
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D.
SUBJECT.
Parable
Talents
the
of
of
Gifts
Rich
the

15.
17.
xviii.
Gen.
See

23
XVI.
end.
the
to
25.
19
Psalm;
x xv.

Paul.

JOHN.

Paul.

John.

4.
6.
John,
1
ii.

John.

11.
5.
Phil.
i.
1
25.
xi.
Cor.

24.
23,
1
Cxi.
or.
31-38.
XIII.

21-30.
XIII.

33.
26.
ii.
Acts,
16.
70.
vi.
Ch.
4.
lxix.
1-22.
XVI.

XIV.

XV.

XXII.
21-30.

1
31.
8.
Peter,
v.

LUKE.

13.
32.
Psalm
li.

19.
XXII.

31-38.
XXII.

20.
XXII.

MARK.

18-21.
XIV.

27-31.
XIV.

22.
XIV.

23,
25.
XIV.
24,

31-35.
XXVI.

26.
XXVI.

29.
28,
27,
XXVI.

24.
xxii
Ps.
liii
Isa.
;
MATTHEW.
23.
9.
xli.
Psalm
26.
ix.
Dan.
21-25.
XXVI.

Cand
DThe
the
of
iosncdiupcltes,

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Lord
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Fall
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oto
retel s

the
breaks
He
Bread,
dit
and
ito
stributes

chis
Jesus
Disciples
Tribu
against
omforts
Jesus
Cup
the
Dpito
his
srceispelnst.s.

of
Peter,
their
andcom on
Danger

SUD.
33.]
A.
BJECT.

comforts
Jesus
Disciples
his

the
by
lation
Promise He
of
Ghost
Holy
Name
his
by
accepted
be
will
them
Prayers
their
that
made
as ures in

36.
44
14.
vii.
ii.;
Dan.
4.
xix.
John,
2.
14.
vii. 30.
Dan.

JOH-

12.
8.
cix.
Psalm

15.
10.
xlix.
Gen.
XVIII.
1.
XVIII. 2-12.

XVII.

13-27.
XVIII. 28-38.
XVIII.

39,
XVIII.
40.

17.
xix.

1-16.
XIX.

17.
27.
xxii.
Psalm

1
3.
liii..
Isaiah,

LUKE.

Acts.

Luke.

22.
4.
Pii.et.
1
XXIII.
5XXII.
4-62-71. 1-5.

39-4&
XXII. 47-53.
XXII.

6-12.
XXIII.

13-23.
XXIII.

26-32.
XXIII.

23-25.
XXIII.
19.
18,
I.

23.
21.
lxix.
Psalm

MARK.

5XIV.
3-65-72. 1-5.
XV.

XIV.
26-42.
XIV. 42-52.

6-14.
XV.

21-23.
XV.

15-20.
XV.
19;
29.
lxix.
Isa.
Ps.

7
Lam.
liii.;
Ps.
54.
9
13.
50.
xli.
lv.
Ps.;

Kings,
1
xxi.
;
35
32.
Numbers,
xv. 13
;

MAT HEW.
7.
31.
liii.
Isaiah,
12.
xiii.
Heb.

13.
12,
9.
xi.
Zech.

2.
ii.
Psalm
1.
19.
8.
i.
Acts,
XXVI.
30-36.
XXVI. 36-46.
XXVI. 47-56.

20.
iv.

Caiabefore
brought
is
Jesus
and
Annas

Lord's
Our
GAgony
in
ethsemane
Olives
They
of
Mount
the
togo
33.]
SD.
UA.
BJECT.

15-23.
XXVII.

2XXVII.
-1 -14.
5XXVI.
7-68-75. 1,

again
him
sends
Herod
seeks
who
Pilate,
to

24-31.
XXVII.

him
SPeople
The
the
otoldiers crucify
insult
lead
him
and
toaway
aPilate
de
and
Jesus,
ftesrcwoarudsges livers

3.
liii.

3-10.
XXVIL

32-34.
XXVIL

46
36.
Ex.
xii.
Psalm
;

10
xii.
Zech.
Rev.
;

31
XIX.
end.
the
to
1,2;
xxxii.
1
xxxv.
;
17;
16,
37.
xxii.
Psalm

23.
31.
xxi. 6-8.
Deut.
1
34.
John,
v.

JOHN.

Paul.

9.
10.
xvi.
Psalm

25
23
24,
16
6
xxxvii.
15,
3
2,
xxxiv.
Ezek.
14,
5,
xxiii.
xxxiii.
Jer.
;,

2
13;
12,
18;
Sxviii.
vii.
17,
19;
4;
Deut.
xxvi.
10;
xxiv.
xlix.
Num.
am.
5.
C12,
1
13-35.*
13.
XXIV.
XVI.
or.
xv.

20.
xxxiv.
7.
i.
18-30.
XIX.
1-3.
XX.

44
1
Mat.
34.
Cor.
v.
;

3-10.
XX.

11-18.
XX.

46.
5
1
xxxi.
PPs.
et.
;

17
35.
xxii.
Ps.
Zech.
;

16
22,23;
xxviii.
10;
xxii.

47
XXIII.
end.
the
to

LUKE.

10.
xii.

33-46.
XXIII.

12.
iv.

23.
ii.

1-11.
XXIV.

12.
XXIV.
2.
20
6,
2
vii.
9
7
1
ix.
Zech.
1,
xiii.
iii.
Mai.
iv
;
6,7;
14-16;
1,2,
ix.
xi.

x xvi i.
Psalm
1
38
XV.
end.
the
to 40.
24.
18.
xxii. 12.
Psalm
7.
xxii. 34.
Psalm
Psalm
1.
xxii. 36.
28.
Isaiah,
liii. 29.
21.
Psalm
lxix.

MARK.

1-8.
XVI.

11.
10,
9,
XVI.

24-37.
XV.

,
11
1
cxxxii.
Isaiah,
x.v
;
jef
45.
9
viii.
Amos,
;.

16-20
7
6,
lx.
1
lxi.
ix.;
9
10.
xiii.
Isa.
xv.
;

P39.
cix.25.
s.x i .7;

12;
18;
14;
xxviii.
xxi.

MAT HEW.
43.
8.
xxiiPsalm

12.
38.
liii.
Isaiah,
40.
19.
ii.
John,

XXVIII.
(
52,
XXVII. 1-8.
(
53.
35-50.
XXVII.

5XXVII.
1-54-61.

XXVlII.
10.
9,

62-66.
XXVII.

11-15.
XXVIII.

ii.
9,
Ps.
xvi.
10;
lx i;
xxii;
c.1-17
*15
27.
VGen.
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PRINCIPAL TYPES OF CHRIST.

Typical Persons

Adam, Gen. ii. 7 i Rom. v. 14.

Abel, Gen. iv. 9, 10; Heb. xi. 4; xii. 24.
Noah, Gen. vi. 6-9 ; 2 Pet. ii. 5 ; Ps. xl. 9 ; Is. liy. 9 ; Rev. iv. 3.
Melchisedec, Gen. xiv. 17-24; Ps. ex. 4; Heb. vii.
Isaac, Gen. xxii. 1-19; Is. liii- 10.
JacobJoseph, Gen. xlix. 23, 24; Ps. cxviii. 13.
Moses, Deut. xviii. 15.
Joshua, Is. ii. 12; Rev. xiv. 8.
Samson, Mat. ii. 23; Heb. vii. 26 ; Lam. iv. 7.
David, Ps. xl. 8; lxxviii. 72; exxxi. 1 ; Is. ix. 7.
Solomon, 2 Sam. vii. 14; Heb. i. 5 ; Ps. xxii ; Song of Solomon.
Jonah, ch. i. 17; Mat. xii. 40.

Typical Things.The Manna in the Wilderness, Ex. xvi. 15; John, vi. 32, 33.
The Rock in the Wilderness, Ex. xvii. 6; John, vii. 37-39;
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The Brazen Serpent, Num. xxi. 9; John, iii. 14; xii. 32.
The Scape-Goat, Lev. xvi. 10; Is. liii. 6, 4, 11.
The Temple of Solomon, John, ii. 19.
The Paschal Lamb, Ex. xif; 1 Cor. v. 7; 1 Peter, i. 19.

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