A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 19

C0HTSNT8 OF NOTES. XXI. VERSE. PAGE.

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2. On the centurion whose servant was healed .... 206

3. On the centurion sending elders to Christ .... 205 6. On the expression, '* built us a synagogue " . . . . 205

6. On the apparent discrepancy between Matthew and Luke re-

specting the centurion's conduct 205

On the expression, ** trouble not thyself" .... 206

7. On the expression, ''say in a word" 206

9. On Christ "marvelling" 207

11. On the expression, "the day after" 212

On the city called Nain 212

12. On the dead man being " carried out " 212

On the publicity of this miracle 212

13. On our Lord working this miracle unasked . . . .212 14.- On the word "bier" 212

On the expression, " I say unto thee, Arise" . . . 213

15. On the words, " began to speak" 213

16. On the expression, " there came a fear " . . . .213 On the expression, " God hath visited his people " . , 21S

17. On the expression, " this rumour went forth" . . . 214

19. On John the Baptist's reason for sending to Christ . . 218 On the expression, " he that should come " . . . . 219

20. On the words, "John Baptist" 219

21. On " infirmities, plagues, and evil spirits " .... 219 On the words, "he gave sight" 219

22. On the expression, "the dead are raised" .... 220 On the words, " to the poor the Gospel is preached " . . 220

24. On the words, "what went ye out to see" .... 225 On the expression, " a reed " 225

25. On the expression, " gorgeously apparelled and Uve delicately " 225

28. On the expression, " among those bom of women, &c" • 225 On the expression, " he that is least is greater than he " . 226

29. On the question^ whose are the words, " all the people that

heard, &c" 226

Onthe expression, "justified God" 227

30. On the words, " rejected the counsel of God, &c" • . 227 32. On the expression, " they are like unto children " . . 232

On the word "danced" 232

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