7 Mercy

8 A clean Heart

9 The Peace-makers

10-12 Persecution

LUKE, Vi. 24-26. Worldly Prosperity

MATT. V. 13-16 Moral Obligations of Christians

17, 18 Immutability of the Moral Law

19 Little Sins .

20 Pharisaical Righteousness

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24

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MATT. vi. 9 Liturgy of the English Church

9 Our Heavenly Father.

9 Hallowing the name of God.

10 Nature of God's Kingdom

10 Obedience to the Will of God

10 Imitation of the Angels

11 Daily Bread

12 Remission of Trespasses

12-15 Forgiveness of Injuries

13 Temptations

13 The Doxology

16-18 Fasting

19-21 Imperishable Treasure

22, 23 Single and Evil Eye

24-34 Anxiety about the Future

MATT. vii. 1-5 Censoriousness

6 Religious Prudence.

7-11 Encouragements to Prayer

12 Rule of Equity

13, 14 Strait Gate.

15-20 False Teachers

21-23 Practical Obedience

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JOHN, XV. 1-11 The True Vine.

12-16 Mutual Love

15 Friendship of Christ

17-25 Consolation under Persecution

26, 27 Offices of the Paraclete

26 Testimony of the Spirit

JOHN, xvi. 1-4 Iniquity of Persecution

4-11 The Holy Spirit promised

12-15 Instruction imparted by the Holy Spirit

13 Guidance into all the Truth

15 Equality of Christ with God

16-22 The Resurrection foretold.

23, 24 Prayer in the Name of Christ

25-32 Summary of Christian Faith

33 Christ has overcome the World

JOHN, xvii. 1-26 Sacerdotal Prayer of Christ

1-5 Glorify thy Son.

11 Protection of Disciples

17 Holiness of Disciples

22, 23 Unity among Disciples

20, 21 Believers in general

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The Two Sons

The Friend at Midnight

The Lost Sheep and the Lost Drachma

The Good and Evil Servant

The Unprofitable Servants.

The Good Shepherd .

The Ten Minas

The Two Debtors

The Vigilant Servant.

The Relapsed Demoniac

The Plant not planted by God

The Blind leading the Blind

New Cloth and old Garment

New Wine and old Flasks

The Lowest Couch

Children in the Market-place

The Thief in the Night

King going to War

Building a Tower

The Provident Householder

The Fig-tree putting forth Leaves

Parables

The preceding List of Parables rests upon the authority of Arch-deacon
NARES, to whom Mr. HORNE refers, vol. i. Append. No. IV. ch. i. § 2.
Theological critics are not unanimous in fixing definitively the precise number
of our Lord's Addresses, to which the term parable is strictly applicable. DODD
enumerates twenty-two; FARRER, twenty; GRESWELL, twenty-seven; TRENCH,
thirty. Mr. TRENCH has given a list of some of the chief works on Parables.
A complete reference to writers upon these subjects will be found in Mr.
DARLING'S Cyclopædia Bibliographica,' now in course of publication, and a
specimen of which is subjoined at the end of this volume.