lunatic ; again foretells His Pas sion, . . . Ch. ix. 3. Teaches the disciples moderation,
leniency [sequitatem], and concord, 33, 34 ; 2. In Judea :
a. In the borders,
2,3
1. He treats of divorce,
2. Of little children,
3. Of obtaining eternal life, and
of the hinderance caused by riches, . 17, 18 ; 23, 24;
On the way to the city :
1. He predicts His passion a third time,
2. He answers James and John,
and corrects the remaining ten, 35, 36 ; To Jericho ; on the way He gives
Bartimeus his sight, . At Jerusalem :
a. His royal entry,
b. On the following day, curses to
barrenness the fig-tree, The temple cleansed,
c. On the following day,
1. Near the withered fig-tree,' He
commends the power of faith,
2. In the temple,
1. The authority of Jesus is vindicated,
2. The parable of the vineyard is set forth,
3. The question as to the law fulness of the tribute,
4. As to the resurrection,
5. As to the greatest commandment,
6. As to the Lord of David,
7. The people are warned to beware of the Scribes,
8. The widow's mites are praised,
xn.
2-32
38-50
x. 1
10, 11 13-16
28, 29 32-34 41-45
46-52 xi. 1 2-11
12-14 15-19
20-26
27-33 1-12
13-17
18-27 28-34 35-37
38-40 41-44
495
d c 3. At the temple, on the Mount of Olives, He predicts the end of the temple, and of the city, and of the world, Ch. xiii. 1, 2 ; 3, 4 ; 14, 15 ; 24, 25 ; 28, 29 ; 33-37
d. TWO DAYS BEFORE THE PASS-
OVER : the compact between
His adversaries and the traitor, xiv. 1—11
e. THE FIRST DAY OF UNLEAVENED