LUKE.

the Gospels, and S. Luke's text, as it now of the other Evangelists. Rectify the alleged

the same days as No. .I in Section A and

its original position have been broken, the portions of the original masonry from which om its usurped position at once restores the interlaces by a succession of alternate recitals

day as 2 but related after it by S. Mark to group Parables. arallel to Sect. C of S. Luke see above.

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CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I.

Is it a thing incredible that the Gospels as first given

to men should have presented a perfect Unity of Design

and Execution? .

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xlv

CHAPTER VII.

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The Four Years of the Ministry

CHAPTER VIII.

S. Luke's Testimony to Christ's Divinity obscured by the

Displacement of his Text

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CHAPTER IX.

The Settlement at Bethlehem

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CHAPTER X.

A Crucial Question, or the Unnamed Feast of S. John v. 1. cxciii

The Four Gospels Arranged for Comparison and Con-

secutive Reading

TABLES.

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I.

2.

Outline of suggested Restoration of the original Gospel

Picture of our Lord's Ministry

The Displaced Section of S. Luke

. to face title-page

to face p. xiv.

3. The Gospels Self-arranged, being an Index to the

Gospels arranged for Comparison and Consecutive

Reading

4. Plan of S. Matthew's Gospel

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THE

GOSPELS SELF-ARRANGED,

OR THE

"ORDER" PRESCRIBED BY S. LUKE.

RULE OBSERVED.

Rectify displacement in S. Luke, and then follow his "Order" implicitly and without a single exception.

OBJECT WITH WHICH S. LUKE WROTE "IN ORDER."

"That thou mightest know the truthfulness of the Gospels (Aóywv) in which thou wast instructed."

S. Luke i. 4.