b. By two Parables :
(1) The Two Sons, . 28-32
(2) The Vineyard, . 33-44 ii. Proceeds to lay snares for Him. 45—46
2. The Parable of the Marriage
Feast: . . . xxii. 1-14
3. The Questions of our Lord's Ad versaries —
i. Concerning Tribute,
ii. the Resurrection,
iii. the Great Command
ment: 4. Our Saviour's question in return
concerning David's Lord, His warning concerning the
Scribes and Pharisees, 3
His denunciation against them, And against the city itself: — IB. Out of the Temple.
The Discourse concerning the De struction of the Temple and the End of the World.
15-22 23-33
34-40 41-46
1-12 13-36 37-39
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a VI. The Passion and Resurrection. A. The Passion, Death, and Burial. fa. Wednesday.
«. Our Lord's Prediction, Ch. xxvi. 1, 2 /3. The Deliberation of the Chief
Priests, . ;. 3-5
7. The agreement of Judas, of fended at the anointing of our Lord, to betray Him. . 6-16
b. Thursday. a. By Day;
The Passover prepared. . 17—19
f3. At Evening.
1. The Betrayal indicated, 20—25
2. The Lord's Supper. . 26-29 7. By Night.
1. The offence of Peter and the Disciples foretold ; . 30-35
2. The Agony in Gethsemane ; 36-46
3. Jesus is taken, forbids the employment of the sword, rebukes the crowd, is de serted by His disciples : 47-56
4. Is led to Caiaphas : false wit nesses are unsuccessful : con fesses Himself to be the Son of God : is condemned to die :
is mocked. -.- . 57-68
5. Peter denies ; and weeps. 69—75
c. Friday.
The Passion consummated, i. In the Morning.
1. Jesus is delivered to Pilate, xxvii. 1, 2
2. The death of Judas. 3-10
3. The kingdom of Jesus :
His silence. . 11—14
4. Pilate ; warned in vain by (l e his wife releases Barabbas,