A HARMONIZED EXPOSITION

OF THE

FOUR GOSPELS

EXPOSITION

OF THE

FOUR GOSPELS

BY

REV. A. E. BREEN, Ph. D., D. D.

AUTHOR OF

A GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO HOLY SCRIPTURE-

A DIARY OF MY LIFE IN THE HOLY LAND

VOLUME III
REVISED EDITION

"And he said unto them: Therefore every scribe who hath been
made a disciple to the kingdom of Heaven is like unto a man that is
a householder who bringeth forth out of his treasure things new and
old."-Matt. XIII. 52.

ROCHESTER, N. Y.

JOHN P. SMITH PRINTING COMPANY

1908

v. 3

B73

v. 3
MAIN

CONTENTS

OF THE THIRD VOLUME

MATT. XVI. 21—28; MARK VIII. 31—IX. 1; LUKE IX. 21—27.

Christ rebukes St. Peter-Christ predicts his sufferings and death,

and his future glory

MATT. XVII. 1—13; MARK IX. 2—13; LUKE IX. 28-30.

The Transfiguration

MATT. XVII. 14-23; MARK IX. 14—32; LUKE IX. 37-45.

The healing of the demonized boy

MATT. XVII. 24-27.

The Jews interview Peter regarding the tax of the half-shekel;

Jesus bids Peter cast a hook into the sea, and pay the tax

with the shekel found in the mouth of the first fish that comes

up

MATT. XVIII. 15-35.

Forgiveness of injuries-The parable of the man who owed his

lord ten thousand talents

MATT. XVIII. 1—14; MARK IX. 33—50; LUKE IX. 46—50.

Who is greatest in the kingdom of Heaven?—Causes of stumbling

-The little ones—The parable of the hundred sheep-The

man who cast out devils, and followed not the Apostles

JOHN VII. 1—13.

Jesus goes up to the feast of tabernacles

LUKE IX. 51—56.

Jesus is refused hospitality by the Samaritans-James and John

would call down fire from Heaven upon the Samaritans

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