A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 33

TERSE. PAOR.

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38. On "here are two swords'* 419

39. On " went as he was wont " 424

40. On "pray that ye enter not, &c." 424

42. On the expression 'Hhis cup '' 425

On Chrisfs human and divine " will " 425

43. On " an angel" appearing 426

44. On the "agony" 426

On the sweat like "drops of blood" 428

46. On " sleeping for sorrow " 428

46. On "rise and pray" 428

49. On the expression " what would follow " . . . . 433

50. On " one of them smote, &c.'* 433

On "cut off his right ear" 433

51. On the words " suffer ye thus far " 434

On the healing of the "ear" 434

52. On the "chief priests" 434

53. On "your hour, and the power of darkness** . . 434

55. On "kindled a fire** . . * 440

On "the hall" 440

On " sat among them '* 440

56. On "sat by the fire'* 440

59. On"heisaGalil8ean" 440

61. On the Lord's "looking upon Peter'* . . . . .440

63. On the "mocking** of Christ 445

66. On the words " as soon as it was day ** .... 445

67. On the expression "ye will not believe" .... 446

68. Onthe words"if laskyou, &c." 446

69. On "hereafter shall the Son of man sit, &c." . . .447

70. On " art thou the Son of God " 447

On " ye say that I am " 447

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