the two days in Samaria, 420-422;
the cure of the court officer's son at Capernaum, 424-429;
Christ at Nazareth, 430, 431, 451-459;
at the Unknown Feast, 460-471;
end of first stage of Christ's Ministry, final call of disciples, and miraculous draught of fishes, 472-477;
heals the demonised at Capernaum, 484, 485;
cures Peter's wife's mother and other sick, 485-488;
second Galilean journey, 490-491;
heals the leper, 491-498;
tracked by Scribes and Pharisees, 498, 499,574, ii. 51;
heals the paralytic at Capernaum, i. 502-506;
calls Matthew, 513-521,
calls the twelve, 522, 523;
the Sermon on the Mount, 524-541;
in Capernaum: visit of His friends, 542, 543,
the charge that He had a devil and Satanic power, 543, 575, 576, 609, ii. 8, 197, 198;
heals the centurion's servant, 544-551;
raises the young man at Nain, 552-562;
chronology of this period, 561, 562, 570;
pardons the woman which was a sinner, 563-569;
the women who ministered to Him, 570-573;
heals two blind men and one demonised dumb on way to Capernaum, 573;
the visit of His mother and brethren, 576, 577;
His teaching by parables, 578-586;
the first series, 585-598;
stills the storm on the Lake of Galilee, 599-605;
heals the demonised at Gerasa, 606-615;
raises Jairus' daughter, and heals the woman who touched Him, 616-634;
Christ's personal appearance, 620-626;
His second visit to Nazareth, 635, 640;
sends forth the twelve, 640-653;
withdraws from Galilee, 654, 655;
answers the Baptist's disciples as to prayer and fasting, 662-665;
answers the Baptist's message, 668, 669;
Christ's testimony to the Baptist, 669-671;
feeds 5000 at Bethsaida, 677-685;
will not be made King, 686;
walks on the sea and stills the storm on the lake, 687-695;
at Gennesaret, ii. 5;
returns to Capernaum, 4-7;
discourses by the way, 9-24;
the crisis in popular feeling concerning Christ, 25, 26, 35, 36;
the teaching in the Synagogue at Capernaum, 27-35;
defection among His disciples, and answer of Peter, 36;
heals the Syro?Phoenician's daughter in the borders of Tyre and Sidon, 37-43;
cures one deaf and dumb in the Decapolis, 44-47;
heals one blind at Bethsaida?Julias, 47, 48;
heals two blind men, 48-50;
Christ's teaching as to the Sabbath, 52-58, 303;
heals the man with the withered hand, 59-62;
feeds 4000 in the Decapolis, 63-67;
Christ in the parts of Dalmanutha: the sign asked, 67-70;
teaches His disciples concerning the leaven of the Pharisees, 70, 71;
end of Christ's Galilean ministry, 75, 76;
effect of the challenge of a sign on the disciples and Judas, 76-78;
Peter's confusion and Christ's declaration and teaching thereon, 78-86;
Peter's temptation of Christ, 86, 87;
Christ's teaching about His death, 86, &c., 110, 111, 345, 391, 392, 469, 471;
the Transfiguration, 93-103;
He heals the lunatic, 105-109;
Peter and the tribute-money, 112-114;
discourse to the disciples, 117-125;
chronology of last part of Gospel narratives, 126-129;
Christ journeys to the Feast of Tabernacles, the challenge of His brethren, 129, 130;
the Samaritans will not receive Him, 131, 132;
those who were hindered from following Him, 132-134;
the mission and return of the Seventy, 135-142;
the woes on Chorazin and Bethsaida, 138, 139;
Christ's yoke, 142-144;
the inquiry of the lawyer; 144;
Christ at Bethany, 144-147;
teaches in the Temple at Feast of Tabernacles, 150-155;
plots of His enemies, 155;
teaches on the great day of the Feast, 160-162;
discourse in the Treasury, 164, 166-176;
Christ as Shomroni, 174-176;
heals the man born blind, 178-187;
the allegory of the Good Shepherd, 188-193;
in Peræa, teaches the disciples to pray, 195-197;
discourses in Peræa to disciples and people, 199-203;
the teaching at the morning meal in the Pharisee's house, 205-213;
His discourses to the disciples and multitude, 214-221;
teaching concerning the slaughtered Galileans, 221, 222;
heals a woman in a Peræan Synagogue, 223-225;
teaches in the Temple at the Feast of Dedication, 228-232;
the Peræan parables, 234-297;
the Peræan discourses, 298-307;
Christ's answer to Herod's message, 301, 302;