A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 8

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149—153

25' — 33. Importance of knowing the Father, — Christ's kindness to those who have weak grace, — believers ignorant of their own hearts, — Christ the true source of peace .... 158 — 163

X"VII. 1 — 8. Christ's office and dignity, — Christ's gra- cious account of His people . . 167-

-170

9 — 16. Christ's special work for believers, — be- lievers not taken out of the world, but

kept

181—185

17 — 26. Christ's prayer for His people's sanctifi- cation, — Christ's prayer for His people's unity, — Christ's prayer for His people's glorification 194—198

XVni. 1 — 11. Hardness of a backslider's heart, — volun- tariness of Christ's sufferings, — Christ's care for His people's safety, — Christ's

submission to His Father's will

208—213

12 — ^27. Desperate wickedness of unconverted men, — Christ's condescension, — weak- ness of some real Christians . 224 — ^238

28—40. False scrupulosity of hypocrites, — ^nature of Christ's kingdom, — Christ's mission, — Pilate's question . . 241—247

XIX. 1 — 16. Portrait of Christ, — ^portrait of the Jews,

—portrait of Pilate . . . 265—268

17 — ^27. Christ bearing His cross, — Christ cruci- fied as a King, — Christ's care for His mother ..... 290—294

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