A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 24

CHAPTER XVIIT.

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1. On the connection with the last chapter .... 256 On " always praying *' 256

2. On the allegorical meaning of the parahle of importunate

widow 256

3. On the expression " a widow ** 267

5. On the word " weary " . 257

6. On the expression " the imjust judge ** .... 257

7. On " crying day and night " 258

On the expression " hear long *' 258

8. On *' avenge them speedily *' 258

On the sentence " when the Son of man cometh, &c." . . 258

9. On the persons to whom the parahle of Pharisee and Puhlioan

was addressed 263

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