The Catechist's Manual and Family Lecturer: Being an Arrangement and Explanation of St. Mark's Gospel : for Purposes of Missionary and Domestic Instruction

W. Baxter, 1829 - 382 pages

INTRODUCTION	1

CHAPTER I	8

The Temptation	16

Jesuss mode of teaching	23

CHAPTER II	30

The call of Levi and Christs eating with publi	36

The disciples plucking the ears of corn on	42

Christs charge to the unclean spirits not to make	46

Christs declaration that he was to be betrayed	151

Bartimæus restored to sight	157

The withering of the figtree	167

Christs behaviour in the temple	175

The question of certain Pharisees and Herodians	187

Question of one of the Scribes	197

The assertion respecting the time of the prophecys	204

Whether history bears us out in the application	215

Christs disciples called his mother and his brethren	52

CHAPTER V	63

The healing of the woman with the issue of blood	70

Christs mission of his apostles in parties of	76

Death of John the Baptist	80

Cure of the Syrophoenician woman	94

Miracle of feeding four thousand with seven	101

CHAPTER IX	111

The Transfiguration	117

Scruple of the Apostles respecting the predicted	123

The twelve corrected in their discussion of	127

CHAPTER X	133

The young man whose riches were an obstacle	140

Persecution of the Christians	221

Supposing parts of the prophetic language to	230

CHAPTER XIV	239

Christ betrayed to the chief priests	250

The last supper	259

Christ in the garden of Gethsemane	267

Christ before the Jewish Sanhedrim	274

Peters denial of Christ	280

Pilates behaviour	288

Christs first appearance to the eleven	348

Christs appearance to the disciples at the sea	355

Christs appearance on the mountain in Galilee	366

Christs appearance to James and to Peter	377

Titre	The Catechist's Manual and Family Lecturer: Being an Arrangement and Explanation of St. Mark's Gospel : for Purposes of Missionary and Domestic Instruction
Auteur	Samuel Hinds
Éditeur	W. Baxter, 1829
Original provenant de	The British Library
Numérisé	27 juin 2019
Longueur	382 pages

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