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IX. 12 — 17. Fire fhcrasand men fed with fire loayes and
two fiflhee 300
18 — 22. Yarious opinions abotrt Christ, — Petei^s clear
confession, — Christ ftyretellB His own death 304 28—27. Necessity of self-denial and canying the
cross, — yalue of the sonl, — danger of being
ashamed of Christ 309
28—86. The transfiguration of Christ. . . .814 37—46. The devil cast out of the young man whom
the disciples could not cure . . .321 46—50. The pride of Christ's disciples rebuked, —
bigotry and illiberality reproved . . 326 51 — 56. Christ's steady adherence to His great work,
— unholy zeal of James and John reproved 831 57 — 62. Christ's followers must submit to hardships,
— ^must let the dead bury their dead, — must
not look back 388
X. 1 — 7. Christ's appointment of the seventy disciples,
and instructions with which they were sent
forth .844
8 — 16. Further instructions given by Christ to the
seventy disciples 352
17 — 20. Betum of the seventy elated with success, —
solemn warning given to them by Christ . 358
21 — 24. Christ rejoicing, — sovereignty of God in sav- ing sinners, — privileges of those who have the Gospel 363
25 — 28. The lawyer's question to Christ, — the rule of
faith, — the summary of duty . , . . 369
29—37. Parable of the good Samaritan . . . 376
38—42. Christ at the house of Martha and Mary, — over-carefulness reproved, — one thing need- ful, — the good part commended . . 383