A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Simeon, Charles, 1759-1836 • SECTION 3

Luke

← Horae Homileticae — Volume 12 of 21

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iii. 4—6.

iii. 10, 11. iii. 10—14.

iii. 19, 20.

iii. 21,22.

iv. 21, 22.

iv. 23. iv. 28—30.

iv. 33, 34. iv. 38, 39. v. 8—11. v. 27—29. v. 36—38. vi. 12, 13. vi. 19.

vi. 20—26.

vi. 39.

vi. 43—45.

vi. 46.

vii. 6, 7.

vii. 14—16.

vii. 31,32,35.

vii. 40—42.

vii. 50.

viii. 16—18.

viii. 18.

viii. 50.

ix. 12, 13.

ix. 29—32.

ix. 55. ix. 57—62.

ix. 62.

x. 10—16. x. 20.

Ministry of John the Baptist .

Liberality to the Poor ,

Practical Duties enforced ....

The Imprisonment of Jolm ,

The Descent of the Spirit upon Christ

Our Lord's first Sermon at Nazareth

Physician, heal thyself

Christ escapes from his blood-thirsty Persecutors

An unclean Spirit cast out ....

Peters Wife's Mother cured .

The Draught of Fishes

The Call of Matthew

The new Wine and old Bottles

The Apostles chosen

The Analogy between bodily and spi- ritual Cures

True Happiness stated

The Blind leading the Blind .

The Tree known by its Fruits .

The Folly of a fruitless Profession .

The Centurion's Servant healed .

The Widotc's Son raised ....

The perverse Children

The Insolvent Debtors

The Sinner's Faith

The lighted Candle

Directions how to hear Sermons .

Jairus' Daughter healed ....

The Five Thousand fed ....

The Transfiguration of Christ

Against mistaking our own Spirit

Appropriate Addresses to distinct Characters

Against a Disposition to relinquish the Lord's Service

The Danger of rejecting the Gospel .

The Enrolment of our Names in Hea- ven, a Ground of Joy ....

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