c 4. Unwaslien hands ; . . Ch. xv. 1-20
5. The woman of Canaan ; . 21—28
6. Many sick healed ; . . 29-31
7. Four thousand fed ; . . 32-38
8. In the coasts of Magdala, those who
demand a sign are refitted ; 39— xvi. 4
9. The warning concerning leaven, 5—12
IV. Our Lords Predictions of His Passion and Resurrection.
The First Prediction.
1. The preparation by confirming the
primary article, that Jesus is the
Christ: . . 13-30
2. The Prediction itself delivered ; and
the interference of Peter rejected. 21—28
The Second Prediction.
1. The Transfiguration in the Mount ;
silence enjoined ; . . xvii. 1—13
2. The Lunatic healed ; . 14-21
3. The Prediction itself ; . 22,23
4. The Tribute-Money paid ; . 24-27
5. Who is the greatest ? . xviii. 1-20
6. The duty of forgiving injuries. 21—35 The Third Prediction.
1. The Departure from Galilee ; xix. 1, 2
2. The question concerning Divorce ; 3-12
3. Kindness to little children, . 13—15
4. The Kich Man turning back ; 16-22 And thereupon discourses,
On the Salvation of the Kich, 23-26
On the rewards of following Christ, 27—30 On the Last and the First. xx. 1-16
5. The Prediction itself; . 17-19
6. The request of the sons of Zebedee ;
humility enjoined. . . 20—28
a V. 7. The two Blind Men cured.
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a V. The Events at Jerusalem immediately before the Passion.
r Sunday :
" 1. The Regal Entry, . Ch. xxi. 1-11
2. The Cleansing of the Temple ; 12-17
/3. ( Monday :
(The Fig-tree. . . . 18-22
7. Tuesday. Occurrences — A. In the Temple :
1. The Interference of the Chief Priests, i. Repulsed,
a. By the Question concerning