A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 6

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← Expository Thoughts on the Gospels — St. Mark

1—17.

18—20.

21—34.

35—43.

1—6.

7— 13.

14—29. 30—34.

35—46.

47—56.

1—13.

14—23.

24—30.

31—37. 1—13.

14—21.

22—26. 27—33.

34—38.

1—13. 14—29. 30—37. 38—50.

1—12. 13—16.

A devil cast out in the country of the Gada

renes

The man that had been possessed with the

devil sent home to his friends . The woman with an issue of blood healed The ruler's daughter raised to life Christ in His own country, — the sin of un- belief.

The first sending forth of the apostles to

preach

John the Baptist put to death by Herod The apostles' return from preaching, — the

importance of rest, Christ's compassion The multitude fed with five loaves and two

fishes

Christ walking on the water

The religion of the Pharisees.

The heart the true source of impurity .

The Syrophcenician woman whose daughtor

had an unclean spirit Healing of one who was deaf and dumb The multitude fed with seven loaves, — un

belief of the Pharisees "Warning against false doctrine, — slowness

to understand in disciples The blind man at Bethsaida healed Peter's noble confession of faith, — Peter's

ignorance of the necessity of Christ's death Necessity of self-denial, — value of the soul,

— danger of being ashamed of Christ Christ's transfiguration .... The boy with an unclean spirit healed . The crucifixion predicted, — humility enforced A tolerant spirit enjoined, — the necessity of

self-sacrifice, — the reality of hell The right view of marriage expounded Young children brought to Christ, — a plea > for infant baptism

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