A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 16

CHAPTER V.

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4. On the expression, *' launch out into the deep " . . 1 36

6. On the words, *' their net brake '* 1 36

10. On the expression, " thou shalt catch men " . . . 1 36

On the allegorical meaning of the miraculous draft of fishes 1 36

12. On the disease of leprosy 140

1 3. On the expression, " I will " 1 40

16. On the words, " withdrew himself and prayed " . J40

17. On the expression, '* to heal them" . . . .146 19. On the expression, ^* through the tiling " and the construction

of Eastern houses 146

26. On the expression, ** they were all amazed'* . .146

On the words, " strange things " 146

27 X On the ** publican named Levi " I6l

On the " receipt of custom " 161

88. On Levi "leaving all" 162

29. On Levi's "great feast" 162

32. On the " call to repentance " 1 62

33. On the expression, " thine eat and drink " . . .157 84. On the expressions, " bridechamber and bridegroom " .167 36. On the words, " then shall they iast " . . . .167 36. On the parable of the new piece on the old garment, and the

new wine in old bottles 1 68

89. On the expression, " the old is better " . . . .168

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