LECTURE X. MATT. xiii. 24-30, 36-42.

The Gospel compared to a net cast into the sea

LECTURE XIV. MATT. xviii. 21-35.

Parable of the Unmerciful Servant: forgiveness of injuries

enjoined

LECTURE XV. MATT. xx. 1—16.

Labourers in the vineyard

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29

Parable of the Fig-tree: suddenness of the destruction of

Jerusalem, and of the end of the world

LECTURE XX. MATT. xxv. 1-13.

95

The Sheep and the Goats: Procedure of the last Judgment 117

LECTURE XXIII. MARK ii. 18-22.

New cloth and old garment: New wine and old bottles:

The disciples excused from fasting

123

LECTURE XXIV. MARK iii. 22-30.

House divided against itself: Strong man overcome: Blas-

phemy against the Holy Ghost .

LECTURE XXV. MARK iv. 1-12.

The Sower Different Treatment of the Disciples and the

Pharisees

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135

LECTURE XXVI. MARK iv. 13-15.

Seed sown by the wayside

141

LECTURE XXVII. MARK iv. 16, 17.

Seed sown on stony ground

149

LECTURE XXVIII. MARK iv. 18, 19.

Candle under a bushel: need of zeal and faithfulness.

LECTURE XXXI. MARK iv. 26-29.

The kingdom of God compared to the growth of grain

LECTURE XXXII. MARK iv. 30-34.

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The kingdom of God compared to a grain of mustard seed. 185

Parable of the Fig-tree: watchfulness enjoined.

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LECTURE XXXVI. MARK Xiii. 33-37.

Man taking a far journey. Watchfulness.

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LECTURE XXXVII. LUKE vi. 39-49.

The blind leading the blind: The house upon a rock.

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House divided against itself: Power of Jesus over Satan

LECTURE XLIV. LUKE xi. 33–36.

Candle under a bushel: single and evil eye: Jesus reproves

the unbelief of the people.

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251

The barren fig-tree: Nature of Divine judgments

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