A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 20

CHAPTER XVI.

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1. On the various explanations «f the parable of the unjust

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On the words " steward... accused" 201

On the words " thou mayest be " 201

On " I am resolved " 201

On the expressions "hundred,... fifty, &C.*' .... 202

On the words "the lord commended, &c." .... 202

On the " children of this world " 202

On the expression " in their generation wiser "... 203

9. On the sentence " make to yourselves friends, fcc" . . 203

On *' the mammon of unrighteousness " . . . . 203

On "when ye fail" 203

On " they may receive you *' 204

On *' everlasting habitations ** 204

10. On the sentence "he that is faithful in least, &c." . . 204

11. On the sentence " if therefore ye have not been faithful, &c" 204

12. On " that which is another man's " ..... 204

13. On " no man serving two masters " 209

14. On the word " derided^' 209

15. On "justify yourselves before men" 209

On the words " highly esteemed " 210

16. On the sentence " the law and commandment was until John" 210 On ^* every man " pressing in 210

17. On the sentence " it is easier for heaven and earth to pass, &c " 210

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