A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 8

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← Expository Thoughts on the Gospels — St. Matthew

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16—23. 24—33. 34—42. 1—15. 16—24.

25—30.

1—13.

14—21.

22—37.

38—50.

1—23. 24—43. 44—50. 51—58.

1—12. 13—21. 22—36.

Christ's wisdom in dealing with professors, — the storm on the lake calmed

The devil cast out of a man in the country of the Gergcsenes

A palsied man healed, — the calling of Mat- thew the publican ....

New wine and new bottles, — the ruler's daughter raised to life.

Two blind men healed, — Christ's compassion on the multitude, — the duty of disciples

The sending forth of the first Christian preachers

Instructions to the first Christian preachers

Warnings to the first Christian preachers

Cheering words to the first Christian preachers

Christ's testimony about John the Baptist

Unreasonableness of unbelievers exposed, — danger of not using the light

Greatness of Christ, — ^fulness of Gospel invi- tations

The true doctrine of the Sabbath cleared from Jewish error ....

"Wickedness of the Pharisees, — encouraging description of Christ's character .

Blasphemy of Christ's enemies, — sins against knowledge, — idle words

Power of unbelief, — danger of imperfect and incomplete reformation, — Christ's love to His disciples

Parable of the sower

Parable of the wheat and tares

Parables of the treasure, the pearl, and the net

Christ's treatment in His own country, — danger of unbelief

Itlartyrdom of John the Baptist

Miracle of the loaves and fishes

Christ walking on the sea .

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Public-domain historical edition (1857). Text from OCR of an original Internet Archive scan; OCR may contain recognition errors.

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