A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 25

CHAPTER IX.

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1. On Judas Iscariot being sent to preach 294

On our Lord "giving power** . ^ 294

2. On apostolical succession 295

3. On the command, " take nothing for your journey ** and the

word "scrip" 295

4. On the command, " there abide " 295

6. On the expression, " preaching the Gk>spel " . . . . 295

7. On the word " perplexed " 299

On the prevailing belief in a resurrection .... 299

9. On the repetition of the word " I " 299

10. On the expression, "he took them aside privately" . . 299

14. On the expression, " fifties in a company " .... 308

17. On the command to gather up " fragments" . . . 304 On the "baskets" 304

18. On our Lord's habit of private prayer 308

19. On the various opinions current about Christ . . . 309

20. On the expression " Christ of God " 309

21. On the words, "tell no man" 309

22. On the expression, "must suffer" 309

23. On the words, " will come " 312

On the expression, "talse up his cross" .... 313

24. On the expression, " will save his life shall lose it " . . 313

25. On the expression, "lose himself" 313

26. On the Lord's second coming 318

27. On the meaning of the words, " not taste of death till they

see, &C." « , . 313

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