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XIII. 1 — 5. Christ's patient and continuing love, —
the deep corruption of some profes-
sprs .... . , 1 — 4
6 — 15. Peter's ignorance, — plain practical les- sons,— deep spiritual lessons . 12 — 16
16 — 20. Christians should not be ashamed to imi- tate Christ, — uselessness of knowledge without practice, — Christ's perfect knowledge of all His people, — the dig- nity of discipleship . . . 22—26
21 — 30. The troubles which Christ endured, — the power and malignity of the devil, — the hardness of a backslider , . 29 — 33
31 — 38. The crucifixion glorifying to the Father and the Son, — the importance of broth- erly love, — the self-ignorance that may be in a true believer . . . 39 — 43
XIV. 1 — 3. Remedy for heart-trouble, — an account
of heaven, — ground for expecting good
things 49—63
4 — 11. Believers better thought of by Christ than by themselves, — glorious names given to Christ, — only one way to God, — close union of Father and Son . D7 — 61