A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS OF EXPOSITIONS.

← Expository Thoughts on the Gospels — St. Luke — Volume 2

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XI. 1 — 4. The Lord's prayer 1

6 — 13. The friend at midnight, — encouragementB to

prayer 10

14—20. The dumb devil, — ^the eyil of diyisions 16 21—26. The strong man armed, — ^ihe unclean spirit

returning 22

27 — 32. The blessedness of hearing the word,— the

generation which wanted a sign . . 30

33 — 36. The use of light, — ^the single eye . . 37

37 — 44. The Fhariseea exposed and rebuked 42

45-*54. The Lawyers exposed and rebuked . 50

XII. 1 — 7. Cautions against hypocrisy,— encouragements

against the fear of man ... 57

8 — 12. Bold confession of Christ recommended . 64

13—21. Warning against coyetousness . .71

22—31. Warning against over-anxiety about this world 77

32 — 40. Believer's comfort, — heavenly treasure, —

a waiting frame of mind enjoined . . 83 41 — 43. The doing Christian praised, — ^the indolent

misuser of privileges threatened . . 89 49' 53. Christ's zeal to do His work,— division caused

by the Grospel 95

54 — 59. The duty of noticing the signs of the times,

— ^reconciliation by the way recommended 101

XIII. 1 — 5. The absolute necessity of repentance . .107 6—9. Parable of the unfruitful fig-tree . .112

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