A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Ryle, J. C. (John Charles), 1816–1900 • SECTION 9

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28 — 37. Scripture fulfilled in every part of the crucifixion, — It is finished, — reality of Christ's death .... 314—318

38 — 42. Some Christians little known, — some end

better than they begin . . . 333—338

XX. 1 — 10. Those love Christ most who have got

most from Him, — diflerent tempera- ments of believers, — much ignorance remaining in believers . . . 346 — 350

11 — 18. Lovo receives most privileges, — fear and sorrow often needless, — earthly thoughts even in true believers . 365 — 370

19 — ^23. Christ's kind greeting, — evidence of res- urrection,— commission of the Apos- tles 386—390

24 — 31. Danger of not attending assemblies of Christians, — Christ's kindness to dull believers, — Thomas's glorious confes- sion 403—408

XXL 1 — 14. Poverty of first Disciples, — difference in characters of Disciples, — abundant evi- dence of Christ's resurrection . 422 — 426

15 — 17. Christ's question to Peter, — Peter's an- swer to Christ, — Christ's command to Peter 442-^45

18 — ^25. The future of Christians foreknown to Christ, — believer's death glorifies God, —our own duty should be our first thought, — number and greatness of Christ's works .... 454r-4G0

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