A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 17

CHAPTER XV.

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On the expression ** drew near "

On the words " all the publicans **

On the word " murmured **

On the words ** this man receiveth sinners "

On the allegorical meaning attached to parables by

On "joy in heaven" . . . . ,

On " one sinner "

On the " ninety and nine needing no repentance **

On the " woman who lost a piece of silver "

On the " joy of angels "

On the " certain man who had two sons **

On the words " the younger of them said *'

On the words that " falleth to me "

On the words " riotous living " .

On the " citizen of that country **

On " feeding swine "

On the wordB " he would £un have filled **

On the " husks " ....

On the expression " came to himself"

On the expression " against heaven and before

On the words " he arose and went"

On the expression " great way off. .ran . .kissed "

On the sentence ending " be called thy son "

On the fathei'tf words ....

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