Christ's tact and condescension, — Christ's readiness to give, — the excellence of Christ's gifts, — the necessity of conviction of sin, — the uselessness of formal religion, —Christ's kindness to great sinners . 201 — 206
27—30. Christ's deaUngs marvellous, — grace an ab- sorbing principle, — true converts zealous to do good 227—232
31^-42. Christ's zeal to do good, — encouragement to those who labour fof Christ, — men led to Christ in various ways . . . 237 — 241
43 — 54. The rich have afflictions, -^the young may be sick and die, — affliction a blessing, — Christ's word as good as His presence . . 251 — 255
The misery caused by sin, — the compassion of Christ, — the lessons that recovery should
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16—23. Some works lawful on the Sabbath, nity and majesty of Christ .
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24 — 29. Hearing Christ the way to salvation, — the privileges of true believers, — Christ's power to give life, — the final resurrection of all the dead 289—293
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V. 30 — 39. The honour Christ puts on His servants, — the honour Christ puts on miracles, — the honour Christ puts on the Scriptures 300—303
40 — i1. The reason why many are lost, — one principal cause of unbehef, — Christ's testimony to Moses 313—318
VX 1 — 14. Christ's almighty power, — the office of minis- ters,—the sufficiency of the Gospel for all mankind 323 — 326
16 — 21. Christ's humihty, — the trials of Christ's disci- ples,— Christ's power over the waters 334 — 32"
22 — 27. Christ's knowledge of man's heart, — what Christ forbids, — what Christ advises, — what Christ promises 344 — 348
28 — 34. The ignorance of natural man, — the honour Christ puts on faith, — the high privileges of Christ's hearers over those of the Jews in the wilderness .... 355 — 358
36—40. Christ the bread of life, — none cast out, — the Father's will about all who come to Christ 36^—370
41 — 51. Christ's lowly condition an offence to some, — man's natural impotence, — salvation a pre- sent thing 378—382
52 — 59. The true meaning of eating Christ's body and
drinkmg Christ's blood . . . 393—396
60 — 65. Some of Christ's sayings hard, — danger of putting carnal meanings on spiritual words, — Christ's perfect knowledge of hearts . 406 — 409
•6—7 1. Backsliding an old sin, — Peter's noble declarar tion, — the httle benefit some get from reli- gious privileges ..... 414. — 418