A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

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

contents of sxp08iti01i8. xiu.

← Expository Thoughts on the Gospels — St. Luke — Volume 1

Luke. page.

VI. 39—45. Warning agamrt ftlse teachen, — ^importance

of a blameleas life, — ^froit, the only teat of

character 189

46 — 19. The two builden and the two finmdationB . 194

YII. 1 — 10. The centDiion'a aerrant at Capemamn healed 199

11—17. The widow's son at Kain restored to life .207 .18 — ^23. The message with which John the Baptist sent his disciples to Christ, and the answer

which they received 214

24—30. Christ's high testimony to John the Baptist . 220 81 — 35. Qirisf s description of the men of His gener- ation, and their childiwh fully exposed . 228 86 — 60. Story of the woman who was a sinner, who stood behind our Lord, and anointed His feet in the house of Simon the Pharisee • 284

YIIL 1 — 3. The holy woman who accompanied our Lord

and His twelve aposdes, in their journeys, and ministered unto Him .... 243 4 — 15. Parable of the sower 249

16 — 21. Spiritual privileges to be diligently used, —

who were Christ's mother and brethren ? . 256

22 — 25. The storm on the lake, and the miraculous

calm 261

26 — 36. The man who had devils, in the country of

the Gadarenes, healed .... 266

37 — 40. Christ rejected by the Gadarenes, — Christ's commands to the man who had been healed in their coimtry 273

41 — 48. The woman who had an issue of blood, healed

by touching the hem of Christ's garment . 279

49—56. The daughter of Jairus restored to life . . 284

IX. 1 — 6. Christfs first commission to the twelve dis-

ciples when He sent them to preach . . 290 7 — 11. Herod perplexed by Christ's works, — the importance of occasional retirement, — Christfs readiness to receive . • . 294

Public-domain historical edition (1858). Text from OCR of an original Internet Archive scan; OCR may contain recognition errors.

Project Gutenberg source record →