56. On "sat by the fire"

On "cut off his right ear'

51. On the words "suffer ye thus far"

On the healing of the "

52. On the "chief priests"

53. On "your hour, and the power of darkness "

59. On "he is a Galilæan "

433

434

ear

440

66. On the words "as soon as it was day"

67. On the expression "ye will not believe"

68. On the words "if I ask you, &c."

69. On "hereafter shall the Son of man sit, &c."

70. On "art thou the Son of God"

On "ye say that I am"

12.

13.

On Herod "setting Christ at naught, &c."

On Pilate and Herod being "made friends "

On Pilate "calling together" the Jews

14. On Pilate finding "no fault"

22. On Pilate "the third time" declaring Christ innocent

23. On the words "they were instant"

24. On the expression "should be as they required."

30.

466

31. On the "green tree...and dry"

466

35. On Christ "saving others and not himself"

468

48. On "beholding the things which were done"

484

53.

On the body of Christ being "wrapped in linen, &c."

18. On the words "art thon only a stranger? &c."

503

19.

On the question "what things? &c."

504

21. On "He which should have redeemed, &c."

504

26.

27.

28.

On the disciples being "slow to believe"

On the expression ought not "

On "beginning at Moses, &c."

On "he made as though, &c."

29. On "they constrained him"

30.

On Christ "taking bread, &c."

31. On "their eyes were opened, &c.”

32. On "did not our heart burn?"

33. On "the eleven gathered, &c."

34. On the disciples "saying the Lord is risen "

35. On the "things done in the way"

36. On Christ standing "in the midst"

37. On the words "terrified and affrighted

38.

On "thoughts arise in your hearts"

39. On the words "behold my hands and my feet"

41. On "believed not for joy

45. On "opening their understanding"

46. On "thus it is written "

47. On the preaching of "repentance and remission "

48. On "ye are witnesses "

49. On "I send the promise"

On tarrying in Jerusalem, &c.

50. On Christ leading the disciples out to Bethany

On Christ blessing at His departure

523

528

528

529

52.

On the disciples "worshipping"

529

53.

On the disciples being "continually in the temple "

General catalogue of things found in St. Luke, and not the

other Gospels

529

THESE verses contain the prayer commonly called the Lord's Prayer. Few passages of Scripture perhaps are so well known as this. The most benighted Roman Catholic can tell us that there is a prayer called "Pater Noster." The most ignorant English child has heard something about "Our Father."

The importance of the Lord's Prayer appears in the simple fact, that our Lord Jesus Christ delivered it twice with very slight variations. He who never spake a word without good reason, has thought fit to teach us this prayer upon two distinct occasions. Twice the Lord God wrote the ten commandments on tables of stone. (Deut. ix. 10. x. 4.) Twice the Lord Jesus delivered the Lord's Prayer.

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