O LORD, I KNOW THAT THE WAY OF MAN IS NOT IN HIMSELF:

Jesus foretells his betrayal by one of those sitting at meat with him. What ensues
thereupon until the departure of Judas Iscariot from the supper chamber.

Matt.xxvi. 21-5. Mark xiv. 18-21. Luke xxii. 21-.3. John xiii. 18-30. pp.369-.72.

[LESSON 86.]-UPON THE DEPARTURE OF JUDAS, JESUS COMFORTS HIS DISCIPLES: HE FORETELLS THAT

PETER WILL THRICE DENY HIM. THE DISCIPLES ARE REBUKED BY JESUS. HE AGAIN FORETELLS THAT

PETER WILL DENY HIM. JESUS BIDS ALL THE DISCIPLES DRINK OF THE CUP.

Matthew xxvi. 27-.9.

Mark xiv. 23-.5. Luke xxii. 20; 24-38. John xiii. 31—.8.

1 Cor. xi. 25. pp. 373-..9.

Jesus comforts his disciples; and foretells that Peter will thrice deny him.

John xiii. 31-.8. pp. 373-..5.

The apostles dispute among themselves who should be greatest, and are rebuked by Jesus.

Jesus again foretells that Peter will thrice deny him.-Luke xxii. 24-38. pp. 375-..7.

The apostles not to exercise lordship
A kingdom appointed unto them.
Simon again forewarned.

[20. 25 9 34]
[25. 34]

22.24-.7

28-30

To use means for provision and defence

Jesus numbered with the transgressors

31-.4

35-.6

Ph. 2. 7; 1 Pe. 5. 3.

Ps. 49. 14.

Je. 10. 23; 1 Pe. 5. 8.

Is. 53. 12.

Jesus institutes the blessing of the cup; the remaining part of the Lord's supper.

Matt. xxvi. 27-.9. Mark xiv. 23-.5. Luke xxii. 20.

Jesus takes the cup, and gives to the disciples 26. 27, .8 14. 23, .4 22. 20

Promise of drinking it new in the kingdom. -29 -25 [-18

1 Cor. xi. 25. pp. 378,..9.

1 Cor.11.25 1 Cor. 10. 16.

Jno. 18. 36]

[LESSON 87.]-The supper being ended, Jesus discourses with his disciples before

departing from the supper chamber.-John xiv.

pp. 380-..6.

[LESSON 88.]-The consolation and mutual love of Christ and his people. Comfort under

hatred and persecution. The office of the Holy Ghost.-John xv. pp. 387—.91.

IT IS NOT IN MAN THAT WALKETH TO DIRECT HIS STEPS.-Jer. x. 23.

[LESSON 89.]-Christ fortifieth his disciples against tribulation by the promise of the
Holy Ghost, &c.: their prayers in his name acceptable. Peace.-John xví. pp.392—..7.
Jesus forewarns of persecution [ch.15.18-21]
Says why he spoke not so plainly at beginning
None of them now ask, Whither goest,' &c.
Expedient for them that he go away

The Comforter will convince the world of

sin, righteousness, and judgment
The disciples not yet able to bear all truth.
The Spirit will guide into all truth
He will glorify Jesus

Jesus speaks of a little while' [ch.7.33; 14.19]
The saying not understood by the disciples
Likens the approaching crisis to childbirth.
Invites them to ask the Father in his name.
Will hereafter shew plainly of the Father
His pre-existence, incarnation, and ascension
The disciples think they now understand
Jesus questions whether they yet believe
Foretells their being scattered from him
And tells how they may have peace

[17. 5]

16. 1-3 Ac. 7. 58, .9; comp. 8.

(1; 9.1, 2.

4

5,6

-7

8-11

12

[28. 18-20]

13

14, .5

16, .7

18

19-22

Mi. 4. 10.

23, .4

25-.7

28

[LESSON 90.]-JESUS' INTERCESSORY PRAYER.

29, 30

Lu. 8. 10; Eph. 1. 4, 6.

Mi. 5. 2. (with ver. 28.

See ver. 16; comp. 17-.9,

Lu. 24. 21; Jno.20.24..5.

Mt. 26. 31.

(8.37.

1 Jno. 4. 4; 5. 4; Rom.

31

32

33

PETER'S DENIAL OF HIM. HE PROMISES TO APPEAR IN GALILEE AFTER HIS

RESURRECTION.-Matthew xxvi. 30-.5. Mark xiv. 26-31. Luke xxii. 39.

xvii.-xviii. 1. pp. 398-411.

Christ prays his Father to glorify him; to preserve his apostles in unity and truth; and to glorify them, and

all other believers, with him.

John xvii. pp. 398-405.

O LORD, CORRECT ME, BUT WITH JUDGMENT; NOT IN THINE ANGER, LEST THOU BRING ME TO NOTHING.-Jer. x. 24.

I PRESS TOWARD THE MARK FOR THE PRIZE OF THE HIGH CALLING OF GOD IN CHRIST JESUS.-Phil. iii. 14.

And prays for his disciples

In recognition of whose they are, &c.

Keep them in thy name.

None lost, but the son of perdition'

Why this prayer in the disciples' hearing

Hated of the world.

Prayer that they may be kept from evil

for their sanctifica. through the truth [10. 5-8]

for the oneness of believers

that the disciples may be with him.

that the world may believe

'O righteous Father, &c.'

[25.34]

5. 44-.8]

Jesus departs from the supper chamber to the mount of Olives; he foretells a third time

that Peter should thrice deny him; he promises to appear to his disciples in Galilee

after his resurrection.-Matt. xxvi. 30-.5. Mark xiv. 26-31. Luke xxii. 39. John

xviii. 1. pp. 405, ..6.

SECTION LXXXVIII.-PARTICULARS OF THE TRANSACTIONS IN THE GARDEN OF
GETHSEMANE, BETWEEN THE TIME OF THE ARRIVAL OF JESUS THERE, AND
THE APPROACH OF JUDAS WITH THE BAND TO APPREHEND HIM. - Matthew
xxvi. 36-56. Mark xiv. 32-52. Luke xxii. 40-53. John xviii. 1-11. pp. 412-.23.
No. 88.-[Lesson 91.]-Jesus' agony.--Matt. xxvi. 36-.9. Mark xiv. 32-.6. Luke xxii.
40-.4. John xviii. 1. Gethsemane. pp. 412-..4.

I SEE ANOTHER LAW IN MY MEMBERS, WARRING AGAINST THE LAW OF MY MIND, AND

Jesus goeth away, and prayeth a second time. p. ib.

'O my Father, if this cup may not pass,' &c. 26. 42

14. 39

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ILLUSTRATIONS.

Rom. 7. 23; Ga. 5. 17.

[Mk. 9. 6.]

Ga. 2. 15.

Mk. 14. 20; Mt. 26. 31.

Particulars of the transactions between the time of the arrival of Judas, with the band,
and the apprehension of Jesus.

Matt. xxvi. 47-56. Mark xiv. 43–52. “Luke xxii. 47-53. John xviii. 2-11. pp. 417-.22.

Judas, with a band from the chief priests 26. 47

Jesus saith, I am.' They fall backward
Jesus claims exemption for his disciples
The betrayer's token, a 'kiss

They lay hold on Jesus

Peter smites with the sword

Jesus declines the use of the sword

14. 43

22. 47

18. 2, 3
- 4-6
7-9

Predicts with regard to those using the sword -52

The cup which my Father,' &c.

The help of God sufficient

53

The scriptures must be fulfilled

54

Are ye come out as against a thief,' &c.

All forsake him, and flee

A young man flees from them naked

- 51, .2

SECTION LXXXIX.-JESUS BEFORE ANNAS, CAIAPHAS, AND THE SANHEDRIM.
REPENTANCE OF PETER AND OF JUDAS.

Matthew xxvi. 57-xxvii. 10. Mark xiv. 53-xv. 1. Luke xxii. 54-xxiii. 1. John xviii.

12 28. Jerusalem. pp. 424-.39.

No. 89.-[Lesson 92.]—Jesus is led to Annas and Caiaphas.

Luke xxii. 54. John xviii. 12-.4. p. 425.

Matt. xxvi. 57. Mark xiv. 53

Jesus is bound, and led away to Annas.

18. 12-.4 Ps. 118. 27.

Is brought before Caiaphas the high priest. 26. 57 14. 53 22.54
Peter followeth afar off-John xviii. 15, .6. p. ib.

Jesus is examined by the Sanhedrim.

Matt. xxvi. 59-68. Mark xiv. 55-65. Luke xxii. 63—.5.

Jesus before the sanhedrim. False witnesses 26. 59-62 14.55-60

Jesus acknowledges that he is the Christ

63,461, .2

Accused of blasphemy, spit upon, and buffeted -65-.863-.5 22. 63-.5

pp. 427-.30.

De.19:15; Ps. 27.12; 35.

(11; Ac. 6. 13.

Le. 24. 16; Is. 50. 6.

Peter denies Christ.-Matt. xxvi. 69-75. Mark xiv. 66-72. Luke xxii. 56-62.
John xviii. 17, .8; 25-.7. pp. 430-..3.

Peter's first denial, 'Woman, I know him not' 26. 69, 70 14. 66-.8 22. 56, .7 18. 17

The sixth day in Passion Week, Friday, the 14th of Nisan.

In the morning, Jesus is again examined in the Jewish council chamber.-Lu. xxii. 66-71.

BRINGING ME INTO CAPTIVITY TO THE LAW OF SIN WHICH IS IN MY MEMBERS.-Rom. vii. 23.

HE SHALL SEE OF THE TRAVAIL OF HIS SOUL, AND SHALL BE SATISFIED: BY HIS KNOWLEDGE

Jesus, being condemned, is taken from the council to Pontius Pilate.
Matt. xxvii. 1, 2. Mark xv. 1. Luke xxiii. 1.

John xviii. 28. pp. 434,..5.

SECTION XC.*-PARTICULARS OF JESUS' TRIAL BEFORE PILATE AND HEROD.
DELIVERED TO BE CRUCIFIED.-Matthew xxvii. 11-26. Mark xv. 2-15. Luke
xxiii. 2-25. John xviii. 28-xix. 16. pp. 439-53.

No. 90.-[Lesson 93.]—Pilate comes out to the Sanhedrim.-John xviii. 28–32. pp. 440,..1.

Pilate accommodates himself to their scruples

18. 28-32 Ac. 3. 13.

Pilate's first intercession for Jesus' release.-Ver. 38-40. pp. 442, ..3.

Pilate goes out and proposes Jesus' release.

18. 38-40 Ac. 3. 14.

Jesus is scourged.-John xix. 1-3. p. 443.

Jesus scourged and mocked by the soldiers. [20.19 10. 34]

19. 1-3

Ps. 129. 3; Is. 53. 5.

Pilate's second intercession, and Jesus presented to the people.-Ver. 4-8. pp. 443, ..4.

PARTICULARS OF THE PROCEEDINGS AT THE TRIAL OF JESUS, FROM THE TIME

OF PILATE'S SITTING DOWN ON THE JUDGMENT SEAT, UNTIL JESUS IS SENT UNTO

HEROD.-Matthew xxvii. 11-.4. Mark xv. 2-5. Luke xxiii. 2-5. pp. 445, ..6.

Christ before Pilate, officially arraigned.

Matt. xxvii. 11-4. Mark xv. 2-5. Luke xxiii. 2, 3. pp. 445.

Jesus accused of perverting the nation.

Pilate examines him publicly.

-

23. 2

3

Pilate's fourth intercession.-Luke xxiii. 4, 5. p. 446.

'I find no fault in this man'

Ac. 16. 20, .1.

Rom. 2. 29.

SHALL MY RIGHTEOUS SERVANT JUSTIFY MANY; FOR HE SHALL BEAR THEIR INIQUITIES.-Isa. liii, 11.

They more fiercely repeat the accusation

23. 4

- 5

[Lesson 94.]-PARTICULARS OF JESUS' TRIAL FROM THE TIME OF HIS BEING SENT

TO HEROD, UNTIL HE IS DELIVERED TO BE CRUCIFIED.-Matthew xxvii. 15-26.

Mark xv. 6--15. Luke xxiii. 6-25. John xix. 14-.6. pp. 447-.53.

Jesus is sent to Herod

23. 6, 7

Lu. 3. 1; Mt. 14. 3-12.

Jesus before Herod; is sent back to Pilate.-Luke xxiii. 8-12. pp. 447, ..8.

Herod is glad, hoping to witness Jesus' power

The priests, &c., vehemently accuse Jesus

Herod mocks Jesus and returns him to Pilate

23. 9,9

-10

11, .2

2 Ki. 5. 11; Is.49.7; 53.3.

Pilate again presents Jesus to the people.-John xix. 14, .5. p. 448.

19. 14

Ge. 49. 10.

<-15

'Behold your King'
The priests' reply, No king but Cæsar

*SECT. xc. includes Lessons 93, .4. Lesson 93 embraces Matt. xxvii. 11-.4; Mark xv. 2-5; Luke xxiii.
2-5; John xviii. 28-xix. 14. pp. 439-.46.

NO PEACE, SAITH MY GOD, TO THE WICKED.-Isa. lvii. 21.

MATT.

Pilate intercedes the fifth time for Jesus' release.-Luke xxiii. 13—.6. p. 449.
MARK. LUKE. JOHN.
Pilate expostulates with the chief priests, and
declares Jesus' innocence
Proposes to chastise and release him

23. 13-.5
-16

Pilate intercedes the sixth time.

ILLUSTRATIONS.

Da. 6. 4; 1 Pe. 2. 15.

Pr. 12. 10.

Matt. xxvii. 15-.8. Mark xv. 6-10. Luke xxiii. 17. pp. 449, .50.
The custom to release a prisoner at the feast 27. 15
Pilate offers them Barabbas, or Jesus'?

15.6
-16-.87-10

23. 17

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Pilate's wife's message. The chief priests persuade the people.
Matt. xxvii. 19, 20. Mark xv. 11. Luke xxiii. 18, .9. pp. 450, ..1.

The priests move the people to prefer Barab. -20

They cry, Release unto us Barabbas'.

Pilate's wife intercedes for Jesus

27.19

Pilate's seventh and last intercession.

Matt. xxvii. 21-.5. Mark xv. 12-.4. Luke xxiii. 20-.3. pp. 451-..3.

Jesus delivered to the people.

Matt. xxvii. 26. Mark xv. 15. Luke xxiii. 24, .5. John xix. 16.

The murderer released to content the people 27. 26

15. 15 23. 24, .5

Jesus scourged and delivered to be crucified

-15 - 25 19. 16

453.

THE WICKED ARE ESTRANGED FROM THE WOMB THEY GO ASTRAY AS SOON AS THEY BE BORN, SPEAKING LIES.-Psa. lviii. 3.

THEIR POISON IS LIKE THE POISON OF A SERPENT:

THEY ARE LIKE THE DEAF ADDER THAT STOPPETH HER EAR;-Psa. lviii. 4.

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SECTION XCI.-PARTICULARS WHICH TRANSPIRED AFTER JESUS WAS DELIVERED
BE CRUCIFIED UNTIL THE TIME OF HIS DEATH.-Matthew xxvii. 27-50.
Mark xv. 16-37. Luke xxiii. 26-46. John xix. 16-30. Golgotha. pp. 454-.69.
No. 91.-[Lesson 95.]-Jesus is crowned with thorns, mocked, and led away to crucifixion.
Matt. xxvii. 27–32. Mark xv. 16-21. Luke xxiii. 26-32. John xix. 16. pp. 455-..8.
Jesus is led into the common hall
Arrayed in a royal robe and crowned
Is spit upon and struck on the head
Led away to execution

Vinegar and gall offered, at Golgotha, &c.

Matt. xxvii. 33-.8. Mark xv. 22-.8. Luke xxiii. 33, .4. John xix. 17-24. pp. 458-.62.

PARTICULARS OF WHAT TRANSPIRED FROM THE TIME WHEN JESUS WAS AFFIXED
TO THE CROSS, TO THE TIME WHEN HE GAVE UP THE GHOST.-Matthew xxvii.
39-50. Mark xv. 29-37. Luke xxiii. 35-46. John xix. 25-30. pp. 463-..9.

DELIVER ME FROM THE WORKERS OF INIQUITY, ETC.-Psa. lix. 2.