A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 30

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20. On the subject of the part of Christ's prophecy beguming here 372 On " Jerusalem compassed with armies *' , . • • 372

21. On " flee to the mountains " S72

22. On " the days of vengeance " 378

23. On the woes of women at the siege of Jerusalem . . 373 On the word "land" 378

24. On "falling by edge of sword "and being "led away eaptive" 373 On " trodden down of the Gentiles " .... 378 On " the times of the Gentiles" 373

25. On the subject of the part of Christ's prophecy beginning here 379 On the sun, moon, stars, &c 379

26. On the words " failing, .looking after, and earth" . . 379 On the ** powers of heaven '* 379

27. On the " Son of man coming " 380

28. On the expression " when these things begin, &c" . . 380 On the word " redemption " 880

29. On " the fig tree, and all the trees " 380

31. On "the kingdom of God is nigh" 380

32. On " this generation shall not pass away " . . . . 380

33. On "heaven and earth passing away" . . ^ , 382

34. On the words " overcharged with surfeiting '* . . . 386 On the word " unawares " 887

36. On the expression "watch and pray alway" . . . 887 On the expression " accounted worthy to escape'* . . 387

37. On our Lord " teaching in the day time " .... 387 On the word " abode " 387

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