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Tex I
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P^Se.
1278.
i. 21—23.
Import of the Names given to Christ .
1
1279.
ii. 1, 2.
The Wise Men seekincj Christ . .
4
1280.
ii. 10.
The Joy of the Magi
7
1281.
ii. 16, 18.
The Slaughter of the Infants .
11
1282.
iii. 7 — 10.
John's Address to those who came to
be baptized of him
16
1283.
iii. 11.
The Baptism of the Spirit ....
23
1284.
iii. 12.
The Issue of the final Judgment . .
28
1285.
iii. 15.
Fulfilling all Righteousness
31
1286.
iv. 1.
Christ's Temptation
36
1287.
iv. 18—22.
The Call of four Apostles ....
41
1288.
The Blessedness of the Humble . .
46
1289.
Christian Meekness
51
1290.
Hungering and Thirsting after Right-
eousness
56
1291.
The Reward of Mercifulness . . .
60
1292.
Purity of Heart
64
1293.
The Peace-makers
70
1294.
Persecution for Righteousness' Sake .
75
1295.
Christians the Salt of the Earth . .
79
1296.
Christians the Light of the World
85
1297.
The Law and the Prophets confirmed
89
1298.
The Danger of little Sins ....
94
1299.
Evangelic and Pharisaic Righteous-
ness compared
98
1300.
Christ's Exposition of the Sixth Com-
mandment
113
1301.
Necessity of Reconciliation with Men
119
1302.
Importance of Reconciliation ivith God
123
1303.
Our Lord's Exposition of the Seventh
Commandment
128