A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 7

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← Expository Thoughts on the Gospels — St. Matthew

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21—37.

38—48. 1—8.

9—15.

16—24.

25—34.

1—11.

12—20.

21—29.

1—15.

The genealogy of Christ.

The incarnation and name of Christ.

The wise men from the East .

The flight into Egypt, — and subsequent abode at Nazareth

The ministry of John the Baptist .

The baptism of Christ ....

The temptation

The beginning of Christ's ministrj^, and the calling of the first disciples .

The beatitudes

The character of true Christians, and the con- nection between the teaching of Christ and the Old Testament

Spirituality of the law proved by three ex- amples

The Christian law of love set forth.

Ostentation in almsgiving and prayer for- bidden

The Lord's prayer, and the duty of forgiving one another

The right manner of fasting, — treasure in heaven, — the single eye ....

Over- carefulness about this world forbidden .

Censoriousncss forbidden, — sprayer encouraged

The inle of duty towards others, — the two gates, — warning against false prophets

Uselessness of profession without practice, — the two builders

Miraculous heahng of a leprosy, a palsy, and a fever .... . .

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