Hypocrisy of Scribes and Pliarisces, — danger
of traditions 170
False teachers, — the heart the source of sin . 175 The Canaanitish mother . . . .179
Christ's miracles of healing . . . .183 Enmity of the Scribes and Pharisees, —
Christ's warning against them . . .187
Peter's noble confession 192
Peter rebuked 198
Necessity of self-denial, — ^value of the soul . 201
The Transfiguration 204
The young man possessed with a devil healed 210 The fish and the tribute money . . .214 N'ecessity of conversion and humility, — reality
of hell 218
Rule for settling differences among Christians,
— nature of Church discipline . . . 224 Parable of the unforgiving servant. . .228 Christ's judgment about divorces, — Christ's
tenderness to little children . . . 232
The rich young man 237
Danger of riches, — encouragement to forsake
aU for Christ 241
Parable of the laborers in the vineyard . . 245 Christ's announcement of His coming death,
— mixture of ignorance and faith in true
disciples 250
True standard of greatness among Christians . 255 Healing of two blind men . . . .259 Christ's public entry into Jerusalem . . 262 Christ casting the buyers and sellers out of
the temple, — the barren fig-tree . . . 267 Christ's reply to the Pharisees demanding His
authority, — the two sons . . . .271 Parable cf the wicked husbandmen . . 275 Parable of the great supper . . . .279 The Pharisees' question about paying tribute 283
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