XVIII. 28 — 34. Encouragement to leave all for Chriflt's sake,
— crucifixion predicted . . . .277
35 — 43. The blind man at Jericho healed . . . 283
XIX. 1 — 10. Zacchsus called 290
11 — 27. Parable of the pounds . . . .297
28 — 40. Triumphal entry into Jerusalem . . . 307 41 — 48. Christ weeping over Jerusalem, — the temple
purified 313
XX. 1 — 8. Christ's authority demanded, and His answer 319 9 — 19. Parable of the wicked husbandmen . . 324
20 — 26. Question about tribute to Cassar, and Christ's
answer 330
27 — 40. Question about the resurrection, and Christ's *
answer S36
41 — 47. Christ's question about David's saying in the
Psalms, — ^the Scribes exposed . . . 344
XXI. 1—4. The widow's mite 360
6 — ^9. The temple's destruction predicted, — danger
of deception • . . • . . 355 10 — 19. National troubles predicted, ~- persecution
foretold 3Q0
20 — 24. The destruction of Jerusalem, and tribulation
of Israel 367
25 — 33. Second advent, and the signs preceding it . 374 34 — 38. Watchfulness in view of the second advent
enjoined 382
XXI I. 1 — 13. Judas Iscariot's dealing with the chief priests,
preparation for the passover . . . 387 14 — ^23. Institution of the Lord's supper . . . 395 24 — 30. Love of preeminence reproved, — ^true great- ness explained, — ^rewards promised . 402 81 — 38. Peter warned, — ^the sword and purse recom- mended 409
89-^6. Agony in the garden 420
47—53. Christ taken prisoner 429
VUl. OONTENTS OF EXPOSITIONS.