XIII. 10 — 17. Healing of the woman who had been ill
eighteen years 118
18 — 21. Parable of the mustard-seed, and the leaven 124 22 — 30. Number of the saved, — the duty of striving
to enter in at the strait gate . . .130 31 — 35. Times in God's hands, — Christ's compassionate
words about Jerusalem .... 137
XIV. 1 — 6. Christ eating bread with a Pharisee, — ^the
true doctrine of Sabbath observance . 146 7 — 14 Humility recommended, — ^who ought to be
our guests 152
15 — 24. Parable of the great supper . . . 159
25—35. Self-denial enjoined, — counting the cost, —
the salt which has lost its savour . 166
XY. 1 — 10. Parable of the lost sheep, and the lost piece
of silver ... . . 178
11 — 24. Parable of the prodigal son . . .180
25 — 32. The prodigal son's elder brother . . .189
XVI. 1 — 12. Parable of the unjust steward . . .195 13 — 18. Neutrality impossible, — the dignity of the
law 205
19 — 31. Parable of the rich man and Lazarus . .211
XVII. 1 — 4. Sinfulness of causing offence, — duty of for-
giveness 220
5 — 10. Importance of faith, — ^the best men unpro- fitable servants 225
11—19. The ten lepers 231
20 — 25. The kingdom of God cometh not with ob- servation 4^^^
26—37. The days of Noah, and the days of Lot . 243
XVIII. 1—8. Parable of the importunate widow . .251 9 — 14. Parable of the Pharisee and Publican . 259
15 — 17. Christ's mind about infants . . 265
18—27. The rich young ruler 270
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