A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 11

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← Expository Thoughts on the Gospels — St. Matthew

The Sadducecs' question about the resurrection 288 The Lawyer's question about the great com- mandment,— Christ's question to His ene- mies 292

Christ's warning against the teaching of the Scribes and Pharisees .... 296

Eight charges against the Scribes and Pliari-

sees ........ 300

Christ's last pubhc words to the Jews . . 300 Propliccy on the mount of Olives, — about the destruction of Jerusalem, — Christ's second coming, and the end of the world . .311 Projihecy continued, about miseries to come

at the first and second sieges of Jerusalem . 316 Second advent of Christ described . . . 321 Time just before second advent described, and

watchfulness enjoined 325

Parable of the ten virgins .... 330

Parable of the talents 335

Last judgment 340

The woman who anointed our Lord's head . 345 The false apostle, amd his besetting sin . . 349 The Lord's supper and the first communicants 354 The agony "in the garden . . . .361 The false apostle's kiss, — the voluntary sub- mission of Christ 366

Christ before the Jewish council . . .370 Peter's denial of his Master . . . .374 The end of Judas Iscariot . . . .378 Christ condemned before Pilate . . .384 Christ's sufferings in the hands of the soldiers,

and crucifixion 388

Christ's death, and signs accompanying it . 393 Christ's burial, and vain precautions of His

enemies to prevent Ilis resurrection . . 398

Christ's resurrection 402

Christ's parting charge to His disciples . .407

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