A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 10

Section XII

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1 — 6. True Christians may be ill as well as others, — Christ is the best Friend in time of need, — Christ loves all true Christians, however varying in tem- perament,— Christ knows best the time to help .... 228—331

7 — 16. Christ's ways with His people some- times mysterious, — Christ's tender lan- guage about His people,— natural tem- perament shows itself in all believers 242 — 246

17 — 29. Mixture of grace and weakness in be- lievers,— need of having clear views of Christ's person, office, and power 254—257

30 — 37. Blessing bestowed on sympathy,— depth of sympathy in Christ for His people 267—270

38 — 46. Christ's words about the stone over the grave of Lazarus, — Christ's words ad- dressed to Martha when she doubted, — Christ's words to God the Father, — Christ's words addressed to Lazarus in his grave .... 277 — 281

47—67. Wickedness of man's natural heart, — blind ignorance of God's enemies, — im- portance often attached by bad men to ceremonial 291— 2£"»

1 — 11. Abounding proofs of the truth of Christ's miracles, — discouragement Christ's friends meet with from man, — man's hardness and unbelief . . 306 — 810

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