xvii. 11.

Lu. xvii. 12-19.

XXXV. Christ heals ten Lepers.
XXXVI. Christ declares the lowliness of his King-Luke xvii. 20,
dom, and the sudden Destruction of to the end.

Jerusalem.

XXXVII. Christ teacheth the true Nature of Prayer. Luke xviii. 1-8.
XXXVIII. Parable of the Pharisee and Publican. Lu. xviii. 9-14.
XXXIX. From the Conduct of the young Ruler, Matt. xix. 16,
Christ cautions his Disciples on the to the end.
Dangers of Wealth.

Mark x. 17-31. Lu.xviii. 18-30. XL. Parable of the Labourers in the Vineyard. Matt. xx. 1-16. XLI. Christ is informed of the sickness of La-John xi. 1-16.

zarus.

XLII. Christ again predicts his Sufferings and Mat. xx. 17-19.

Death.

XLIII. Ambition of the Sons of Zebedee.

XLIV. Two Blind Men healed at Jericho.

Mar. x. 32-34.
Lu.xviii.31-34.

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Mat. xx. 20-28. Cn the way -
Mark x. 35-45. to Bethany.
Matt.xx. 29, to Jericho.
the end.

Mark x. 46, to

the end.

Luke xviii. 35,

to the end.

XLV. Conversion of Zaccheus, and the Parable Luke xix. 1-28.

of the Pounds.

XLVI. The Resurrection of Lazarus.

John xi. 17-46. Bethany.

XLVII. The Sanhedrim assemble to deliberate John xi. 47, 48. Jerusalem. concerning the Resurrection of Lazarus.

XLVIII. Caiaphas prophesies.

John xi. 49-52.

XLIX. The Sanhedrim resolve to put Christ to John xi. 53.

death.

L. Christ retires to Ephraim, or Ephrata.

John xi. 54.

Ephraim.

LI. State of the public Mind at Jerusalem, John xi. 55, to Jerusalem.
immediately preceding the last Passover,

LII. Christ comes to Bethany, where he is Mt. xxvi. 6-13. Bethany.

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Luke xix. 29,

and part of

ver. 35.

John xii. 12-18.

CHAPTER VI.

From Christ's triumphant Entry into Jerusalem, to his Apprehension—Sunday,
the fifth Day before the last Passover.

II. Christ's Lamentation over Jerusalem, and Lu. xix. 41-44.
the Prophecy of its Destruction.

III. Christ, on entering the City, casts the Mt. xxi. 12, 13.
Buyers and Sellers out of the Temple.

Mark xi. part of

ver. 11.45, 46.
Lu. xix. 45, 46.

IV. Christ heals the Sick in the Temple, and Mt. xxi. 14-16.
reproves the Chief Priests.

V. Some Greeks at Jerusalem desire to see John xii. 20-43.
Christ The Bath Col is heard.

VI. Christ again declares the object of his

sion.

VII. Christ leaves the City in the Evening,

goes to Bethany.

VIII. Monday-Fourth Day before the

Mis-John xii. 44, to

the end.

and Matt. xxi. 17. Bethany.
Mark xi. 11.

Pas- Mat. xi. 18, 19. Jerusalem.

sover-Christ, entering Jerusalem again, Mar. xi. 12-14.
curses the barren Fig-tree.

IX. Christ again casts the Buyers and Sellers Mar. xi. 15-17.
out of the Temple.

X. The Scribes and Chief Priests seek to de- Mark xi. 18.

stroy Christ.

Lu. xix. 47, 48.

XI. Christ retires in the Evening from the Mark xi. 19.

City.

XII. Tuesday-Third Day before the Passover Mt. xxi. 20-22.
-The Fig-tree is now withered.

XIII. Christ answers the Chief Priests, who in-
quire concerning the Authority by which
he acted-Parables of the Vineyard and
Marriage Feast.

XIV. Christ replies to the Herodians.

XV. Christ replies to the Sadducees.

XVI. Christ replies to the Pharisees.

XVII. Christ inquires of the Pharisees concerning
the Messiah.

XVIII. Christ severely reproves the Pharisees.

Mar. xi. 20-26.
Matt. xxi. 23,
to the end, and
xxii. 1-14.
Mark xi. 27, to
the end, and
xii. 1-12.
Luke xix.1-19.
Mt.xxii. 15-22.
Mar.xii. 13-17.
Lu. xx. 20-26.
Mt.xxii.23-33.
Mar.xii. 18-27.
Lu. xx. 27-40.
Mt.xxii.34-40.
Mar.xii. 28-34.
Matt. xxii. 41,
to the end.
Mar.xii.35-37.
Lu. xx. 41-44.
Matt. xxiii. 1,
to the end.
Mar.xii. 38-40.
Luke xx. 45,

to the end.

XIX. Christ applauds the liberality of the poor Mark xii. 41, Jerusalem.

Widow.

to the end. Luk. xxi. 1-4.

XX. Christ foretels the destruction of Jerusa-Mt. xxiv. 1-35.
lem-the end of the Jewish dispensa- Mar. xiii. 1-31.

tion-and of the world.

XXI. Christ compares the suddenness of his

Luk. xxi. 5-33. se-Matt. xxiv. 36,

cond Advent to the coming of the De- to the end.

XXII. The Parable of the wise and foolish Vir-Mat. xxv. 1-13.

XXIII. The Parable of the Servants and the Ta-Mt. xxv. 14-30.

gins. lents.

XXIV. Christ declares the proceedings at the Day Matt. xxv. 31, to the end. XXV. Christ retires from the city to the Mount Luk.xxi.37,38.

of Judgment.

of Olives.

XXVI. Wednesday-Second day before the Cru-Matt. xxvi. 1-2. cifixion-Christ foretels his approaching Mark xiv. 1. Death.

XXVII. The Rulers consult how they may take Matt. xxvi. 3-5

Christ.

Mark xiv. pt. of

ver. 1. ver. 2. Luke xxii. 1, 2.

XXVIII. Judas agrees with the Chief Priests to be- Mat.xvi. 14-16.

XXIX. Thursday-the day before the Crucifixion. Mt.xxvi. 17-19. Christ directs two of his Disciples to Mar.xiv. 12-16. prepare the Passover.

XXX. Christ partakes of the last Passover.

XXXI. Christ again reproves the Ambition of his

Disciples.

XXXII. Christ sitting at the Passover, and conti

nuing the Conversation, speaks of his

Betrayer.

Luk. xxii.7-13.)
Matt. xxvi. 20.

Mark xiv. 17.
Lu. xxii. 14-18.
John xiii. 1.
Luk. xx.24-27.
John xiii. 2-16.
Mt.xxvi. 21-25.
Mar.xiv. 17-21.

Lu. xxii. 21-23.

Joh. xiii. 17-30.

XXXIII. Judas goes out to betray Christ, who pre- Luk. xx.28-38. dicts Peter's denial of him, and the John xiii. 31, to danger of the rest of the Apostles.

XXXIV. Christ institutes the Eucharist.

the end.
Mt.xxvi. 26-29.
Mar.xiv. 22-25.
Lu.xxix.19,20.

XXXV. Christ exhorts the Apostles, and consoles John xiv.

them on his approaching Death.

XXXVI. Christ goes with his Disciples to the Mount Matt. xxvi. 3.

XXXVII. Christ declares himself to be the true Vine. John xv. 1-8.
XXXVIII. Christ exhorts the Apostles to mutual love,

XXXIX. Christ promises the gifts of the Holy Spirit. John xvi. 5, to

the end.

John xvii.

1 XL. Christ intercedes for all his followers.
XLI. Christ again predicts Peter's denial of him. Mat.xvi. 31-35.

Ma. xiv. 27-31.

XLII. Christ goes into the Garden of Gethse-Mt, xxvi.36-46.
mane. His agony there.

LXIII. Christ is betrayed and apprehended.

resistance of Peter.

Mar,xiv.32-42.
Lu. xxii. 40-46.
John xviii. 1, 2.

The Mt. xxvi.47-56.

Ma. xiv. 43-50.

Lu. xxii. 47-53.

Joh. xviii. 3-11.

CHAPTER VII.

From the Apprehension of Christ to the Crucifixion.

I. Christ is taken to Annas, and to the Pa-(Matt. xxvi. 57. Jerusalem.

lace of Caiaphas.

II. Peter and John follow their Master.

III. Christ is first examined and condemned
the House of the High Priest.

Mar. xiv.51-53.
Luke xxii. 54.

Jo. xviii. 12-14.
Matt. xxvi. 58.
Mark xiv. 54.
Luke xxii. 55.
Jo. xviii. 15,16.
in Mt. xxvi.59-66.

Mar. xiv.55-64.
Jo. xviii. 19-24.

IV. Twelve at night. Christ is struck, and Mt. xxvi.67,68.

insulted by the Soldiers.

Mark xiv. 65.
Lu. xxii. 63-65.

V. Peter's first denial of Christ, in the Hall Mt. xxvi.66-70.

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VI. After Midnight. Peter's second denial of Mt. xxvi.71,72.
Christ, at the porch of the Palace of the Mark xiv. 69,

High Priest.

VII. Friday, the day of the Crucifixion.

part of 70.
Luke xxii. 58.
Time, Mt.xxvi.73-75.

about three in the Morning. Peter's Mar.xiv.70-72.
third denial of Christ, in the room where Lu. xxii. 59-62.
Christ was waiting among the Soldiers

till the dawn of day.

VIII. Christ is taken before the Sanhedrim, and Matt. xxvii. 1.

condemned.

IX. Judas declares the Innocence of Christ.

Mark xv. part

of ver. 1.
Luke xxii. 66,

to the end.
Mt. xxvii. 3-10.]

X. Christ is accused before Pilate, and is by Matt. xxvii. 2.
him, also, declared innocent.

XI. Christ is sent by Pilate to Herod.

and xi. 14.
Mark xv. 1-6.
Luke xxiii. 1-4.)
Jo. xviii. 28-38.
Luk. xxiii.5-12.

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XII. Christ is brought back again to Pilate, Mt.xxvii. 15-20. Jerusalem:
who again declares him innocent, and Mark xv. 6-11.
endeavours to persuade the people

ask Barabbas.

to Lu. xxii. 13-19.

John xviii. 39.

XIII. Pilate three times endeavours again to re- Mt.xxvii. 21-23.

XIV. The Jews imprecate the punishment of Mt.xxvii.24,25.

Christ's death upon themselves.

XV. Pilate releases Barabbas, and delivers Mt.xxvii.26-30

Christ to be crucified.

Mar. xv. 15-19
Lu.xxiii.24,25.
John xix. 1-16.

XVI. Christ is led away from the Judgment-hall Mt.xxvii.31,32.

XVII. Christ arrives at Mount Calvary, and is Mat. xxvii. 33,|

crucified.

XVIII. Christ prays for his Murderers.

34-37.

Mar. xv. 22, 23.|
26-28.
Lu.xxiii.33-38.
Joh. xix. 18-22.
Luke xxiii. part
of ver. 34.

XIX. The Soldiers divide and cast lots for the Mt.xxvii.35,36.

XX. Christ is reviled when on the Cross, by the Mt.xxvii. 39-44. Calvary.
Rulers, the Soldiers, the Passengers, the Mar. xv. 29-32.
Chief Priests, and the Malefactors. Lu.xxiii. 35-37.
XXI. Christ, when dying as a Man, asserts his Lu.xxiii. 39-43.
Divinity, in his answer to the penitent

Thief.

XXII. Christ commends his Mother to the care of Joh. xix. 25-27.

John.

XXIII. The death of Christ, and its attendant cir- Matt. xxvii. 45-
cumstances.

52. 54-56.
Mark xv.33-41.
Lu.xxiii.44-49.

Joh.xix. 28-37.

CHAPTER VIII.

From the Death of Christ till his Ascension into Heaven.

I. Joseph of Arimathea, and Nicodemus, Mt.xxvii.57-60.|Jerusalem.
bury the body of Christ.

Mar. xv. 42-46.

Lu. xxiii.50-54.

Joh. xix. 38-42.

II. Mary Magdalene, and the other Mary, Mark xv. 47.

and the Women from Galilee, observe Luke xxiii. 55.
where the body of Christ was laid.