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catalog alternative "Bible. Gospels. English. Revised standard. 1947.".
catalog contributor b3219256.
catalog created "[1947]".
catalog date "1947".
catalog date "[1947]".
catalog dateCopyrighted "[1947]".
catalog description "Section A: the Infancy of Christ and of John the Baptist : 1. Introduction : The prefaces of the Gospels ; The preface to John's gospel, the Coming of Jesus, the eternal Word in flesh, brings light truth and grace to men ; The two genealogies of Jesus Christ -- 2. The birth of John the Baptist is promised to Zechariah and Elizabeth -- 3. The virgin, Mary of Nazareth, receives the angels' annunciation of Jesus' birth -- 4. Mary visits Elizabeth in a city of Judah. The Magnificat -- 5. John the Baptist is born and named. The Benedictus -- 6. Joseph of Nazareth learns of the incarnation; Jesus Christ is born at Bethlehem -- 7. Angels proclaim His birth and shepherds visit him. The Gloria in Excelsis -- 8. The circumcision and naming take place on the eighth day -- 9. The presentation in the temple occurs; Simeon and Anna give thanks. The Nunc Dimittis -- 10. Eastern wise men come to Jerusalem and Bethlehem with gifts; Herod plots to destroy the child -- 11. Joseph and Mary flee into Egypt with Jesus; Herod slaughters the children of Bethlehem and dies; the family returns to Nazareth".
catalog description "Section B: Christ's youth, early manhood, and preparation for his public ministry : 12. Jesus Visits Jerusalem for the Passover when Twelve years of age; confers with the teachers in the temple -- 13. At home in Nazareth, Jesus grows in the fourfold way -- 14. John the Baptist preaches and baptizes beside the Jordan until imprisoned : Declares his mission as herald of Jesus ; Baptizes ; Preaches repentance and righteousness ; Announces the coming one ; Undergoes imprisonment -- 15. Jesus is baptized by John the Baptist in the Jordan -- 16. Jesus is tempted in the wilderness".
catalog description "Section C. Christ's early work, especially in Judea and Samaria, according to John : 17. John the Baptist declares the pre-eminence of Jesus; announces the Lamb of God, -- 18. Jesus wins five disciples including Andrew, Simon, Philip, and Nathanael -- 19. Jesus gives a sign at a marriage at Cana in Galilee; sojourns with Disciples and family in Capernaum -- 20. In Jerusalem for the Passover, Jesus drives trade out of the temple -- 21. Nicodemus visits Jesus at night; they discuss new birth and salvation -- 22. Jesus baptizes in Judea; John exalts him at Aenon -- 23. Jesus teaches at Sychar in Samaria : Telling the woman about the water of life ; Discussing true worship ; Directing the disciples to the food of service ; Winning believers in Sychar -- 24. Jesus arrives in Galilee -- 25. An official's son in Capernaum is healed".
catalog description "Section D. Christ's early teaching, preaching, and healing in Galilee according to Matthew, Mark, and Luke : 26. After John's imprisonment, Jesus preaches repentance, the Kingdom's coming, and belief in the gospel -- 27. Jesus speaks in the synagogue at Nazareth and is rejected -- 28. Peter, Andrew, James and John are called as disciples following a great catch of fish -- 29. Jesus teaches, heals, and preaches in Capernaum and elsewhere in Galilee : Teaching in the Capernaum synagogue ; Healing a man with an unclean spirit ; Healing Simon peter's mother in law and others ; Leaving Capernaum to preach in other cities ; Cleansing a leper".
catalog description "Section E. Christ's popularity among the people and the rise of opposition by Jewish leaders : 30. Jesus in Capernaum heals a paralytic carried by four friends; scribes and Pharisees charge blasphemy -- 31. Levi (Matthew), a tax collector, is called as a disciple; Jesus attends the feast while scribes and Pharisees find fault -- 32. Jesus answers a question about fasting; tells of old and new cloth and garments, wine and wineskins -- 33. Jesus heals an invalid man at the pool of Bethsaida in Jerusalem; Jews cite Sabbath laws and dispute his equality with the Father -- 34. Jesus discourses on his gift of eternal life and the testimony concerning himself -- 35. The Pharisees censure the disciples for plucking grain on the Sabbath; Jesus gives the principle of Sabbath observance -- 36. Jesus heals a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath ; the scribes and Pharisees determine to destroy him -- 37. Many seek Jesus as he speaks and heals by the lake".
catalog description "Section F. Christ's choice of the Twelve, his Sermon on the Mount, and the Beelzebub controversy : 38. The twelve are appointed to be disciples and apostles -- 39. In his Sermon on the Mount Jesus deals with the duties and privileges of citizens of the kingdom of God : Their ways to happiness and their destinies. The beatitudes ; Their purposes in the world ; Their use of the law and the prophets ; Their better righteousness: perfect morality versus obedience to the law alone ; Their better righteousness: sincere religion versus profession. The Lord's prayer ; Their highest good: God's kingdom and righteousness ; Their principle of similar returns, The Golden Rule ; Their deeds ; Their help -- 40. Jesus heals the centurion's slave in Capernaum -- 41. Jesus raises a widow's only son at Nain -- 42. John the Baptist sends disciples to ask a last question; Jesus replies : Showing his works; commending John ; Condemning the wickedness of the generation ; Upbraiding three impenitent cities ; Returning thanks for knowledge of God; inviting the weary to rest in Him -- 43. Jesus, anointed by a penitent woman, gives a parable of the creditor who forgave two debtors -- 44. Jesus and the twelve, with women ministering, engage in a preaching tour -- 45. Jesus withstands friend, enemies, and relatives seeking to restrain him : Is charged with madness ; Heals a blind and dumb demoniac; denies allegiance with Beelzebub ; Discusses the eternal sin, blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, the seeking of signs, and other evils ; Designates his true relatives".
catalog description "Section G. Christ's parables of the kingdom and his journey into the country of the Gerasenes : 46. Jesus gives nine parables of the kingdom of God : The soils ; The reason for using parables and the explanation of the soils ; The weeds, with explanation ; The virile seed and the fertile earth ; The mustard seed; the leaven, Matthew 13:31-33 ; Jesus' custom of using parables ; The hidden treasure; the pearl of great value; the net; treasures old and new, Matthew 13:44-52 -- 47. Jesus calms the storm on the sea of Galilee -- 48. Jesus heals and helps many : The Gerasene demoniac ; Jairus' daughter and the woman with hemorrhage ; Two blind men, and a dumb demoniac -- 49. Jesus returns to Nazareth and is not honored".
catalog description "Section H. Christ's sending forth of the twelve and his journey into Phoenicia : 50. The twelve are instructed and sent out to minister : The plight of the people; sending the twelve ; Instructions for the journey ; The persecution of the disciples and their fearless witness ; The cost and rewards of discipleship and service -- 51. John the Baptist is martyred by Herod and Herodias -- 52. Five thousand are fed after the twelve return to Jesus -- 53. Jesus refuses a crown; prays; walks on the sea; returns to Gennesaret -- 54. Jesus discourses on the Bread of Life; the Jews debate; many disciples fall away -- 55. Jesus condemns the traditionalism of the elders; declares that the source of evil is within -- 56. Jesus journeys toward Tyre and Sidon; a Syrophoenician woman's daughter is healed -- 57. Jesus returns through the region of the Decapolis; heals a deaf mute -- 58. Four thousand are fed; Christ departs to the region of Magadan -- 59. Pharisees and Sadducees ask for a sign; Jesus warns the disciples to beware of their spirit -- 60. A blind man is healed near Bethsaida".
catalog description "Section I. Christ's journey to Caesarea Philippi and His transfiguration : 61. Peter confesses Jesus' Messiahship -- 62. Jesus foretells His suffering, death, and resurrection; rebukes Peter's remonstrance -- 63. Jesus speaks of cross-bearing and finding one's life -- 64. The transfiguration takes place; Elijah's second coming is discussed -- 65. The epileptic boy is healed -- 66. Jesus foretells his death and resurrection a second time -- 67. The half-shekel tax is found in the mouth of a fish -- 68. The disciples dispute about rank ;Jesus teaches childlike humility, self-denial, and concern for the young and the lowly -- 69. Jesus deals with reconciliation and forgiveness; gives the parable of the unforgiving servant".
catalog description "Section J. Christ's attendance at the feasts of tabernacles and dedication : 70. Jesus attends the feast of Tabernacles; meets hostility : Goes privately to the feast ; Faces enemies ; Is considered and denied as the Christ -- 71. Jesus debates with Jews in the temple : On the Son as light of the world ; On spiritual freedom ; On sons of Abraham and the Son of God -- 72. Jesus heals the man born blind -- 73. The good shepherd is portrayed in an allegory -- 74. Jesus attends the feast of dedication in Jerusalem; returns beyond Jordan".
catalog description "Section K. Christ's further work as reported largely by Luke alone : 75. Jesus departs from Galilee through Samaria to Judea beyond the Jordan -- 76. Jesus sets tests for three hesitant disciples -- 77. Seventy, instructed and sent out to minister -- 78. Jesus tells the parable of the good Samaritan -- 79. Jesus visits the home of Martha and Mary in Bethany -- 80. Jesus teaches his disciples how to prevail in prayer; speaks parable of the friend calling at midnight. The Lord's prayer -- 81. Jesus discusses casting out demons by Beelzebub, the sign of Jonah, and inner light -- 82. At a Pharisee's table Jesus pronounces woes upon the Pharisees and lawyers -- 83. Jesus talks to the disciples on trust and watchfulness : God's care of the confessor ; The parable of the foolish rich man ; Trust in God's providence ; The parable of the watchful servants, ; Interpreting the signs of the times -- 84. Disasters of Galileans teach urgency of repentance; Jesus speaks the parable of the unfruitful fig tree -- 85. Jesus heals a stooped woman on the Sabbath; meets criticism -- 86. Jesus likens the kingdom to mustard seed and leaven -- 87. Jesus discusses the question whether but few are saved -- 88. Jesus replies to the warning that Herod will kill him; laments over Jerusalem -- 89. Jesus dines with a chief Pharisee; heals a man with dropsy, teaches humility; gives a parable of the great banquet -- 90. Jesus discusses the cost of discipleship -- 91. Three parables on grace and two parables on wealth are given : The lost sheep ; The lost coin ; The lost son ; The dishonest steward ; The rich man and Lazarus -- 92. Jesus discusses forgiveness, faith, and service -- 93. Ten lepers are healed; one returns to thank Jesus -- 94. Jesus discusses the nature of the kingdom's coming -- 95. Jesus gives parables of the widow and the judge and of the Pharisee and the tax collector".
catalog description "Section L. Christ's final approach to Jerusalem : 96. Jesus speaks concerning marriage and divorce -- 97. Jesus blesses little children -- 98. A rich young ruler refuses discipleship; Jesus cites dangers of wealth -- 99. Jesus gives a parable about the payment of laborers in a vineyard -- 100. Jesus foretells his death and resurrection the third time -- 101. The ambition of James, John, and their mother is corrected -- 102. Blind Bartimaeus is healed near Jericho -- 103. Zacchaeus, a tax collector in Jericho, receives Jesus -- 104. Jesus gives the parable of the pounds; draws near to Jerusalem -- 105. Lazarus is raised at Bethany -- 106. Jesus is condemned by the council; withdraws into Ephraim".
catalog description "Section M. Christ's passion week: His triumphal entry and conflict in Jerusalem : 107. Jesus enters Jerusalem with acclaim -- 108. Jesus puts a curse upon an unfruitful fig tree, which withers; he declares the power of faith -- 109. Jesus cleanses the temple and heals there; children praise him -- 110. Chief priests, scribes and elders question the authority of Jesus -- 111. Three parables on Israel's unfruitfulness are given : Two sons ; Wicked tenants ; Guests at the wedding feast of the king's son -- 112. Scheming leaders put three questions; Jesus asks one : The Pharisees and Herodians: about paying taxes to Caesar ; The Sadducees: about the resurrection ; The scribes: about the great commandment ; Jesus: about the Messiah's ancestry -- 113. Jesus pronounces woes upon the scribes and Pharisees as hypocrites -- 114. Jesus comments on the widow's offering of two coins -- 115. Certain Greeks seek Jesus; the Jews reject him -- 116. Jesus discourses on the destruction of Jerusalem, the close of the age, the coming of the Son of Man, and the judgment : Times and signs ; The parables of the ten maidens and of the talents ; The great separation -- 117. For thirty pieces of silver Judas Iscariot conspires with the rulers against Jesus -- 118. A woman of Bethany anoints Jesus; she is censured".
catalog description "Section N. Christ's passion week: His last supper, trial and crucifixion : 119. Jesus and the twelve have the last supper together : Preparation for the Passover ; The washing of the disciples' feet ; The meal and the betrayer ; The institution of the Lord's supper ; Contention as to the greatest disciple ; The forewarning of Peter and the other disciples -- 120. Jesus gives his farewell discourses and intercessory prayer : Discussion of faith, hope, love and obedience ; Promise of the counselor's coming ; Allegory of the vine and the branches; the command to love one another ; Warning of persecution for his witnesses ; Words of comfort for the disciples concerning his going ; Prayer for his own -- 121. Jesus prays in Gethsemane, is betrayed and arrested -- 122. Jesus is tried and condemned; Peter denies; Judas dies : Investigation before the Jewish authorities; arraignment before Annas and Caiaphas; Peter's denial; condemnation of Jesus ; Beginning of trial before Pilate; the charge and examination ; Judas' suicide ; Mockery before Herod ; Continuation of trial before Pilate; the tumult of the people; the release of Barabbas -- 123. Jesus is crucified on Golgotha. The "Seven Words" -- 124. Joseph and Nicodemus bury Jesus in the tomb of Joseph of Arimathea; soldiers seal and guard the burial place".
catalog description "Section O. Christ's resurrection, subsequent appearances, and ascension : 125. Jesus arises : The women visit the tomb and find it empty ; Peter and another disciple run to the tomb ; Mary Magdalene and the other women see and hear the risen Lord ; The guard reports -- 126. Jesus appears to Cleopas and a companion walking to Emmaus -- 127. Jesus appears to the disciples in Jerusalem, Thomas being absent -- 128. Jesus appears to Thomas with the other disciples -- 129. Seven disciples see Jesus by the Sea of Tiberius, have large catch of fish, Peter expresses his love and is restored to favor -- 130. Jesus appears to the eleven on a mountain in Galilee, gives the great commission -- 131. Jesus ascends -- 132. The purpose and the conclusion of John's Gospel.".
catalog extent "xvii, 209 p.".
catalog hasFormat "Harmony of the Gospels for students, according to the text of the Revised standard version.".
catalog isFormatOf "Harmony of the Gospels for students, according to the text of the Revised standard version.".
catalog issued "1947".
catalog issued "[1947]".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Philadelphia, Muhlenberg press".
catalog relation "Harmony of the Gospels for students, according to the text of the Revised standard version.".
catalog subject "226.1".
catalog subject "BS2560 .H4".
catalog tableOfContents "Section A: the Infancy of Christ and of John the Baptist : 1. Introduction : The prefaces of the Gospels ; The preface to John's gospel, the Coming of Jesus, the eternal Word in flesh, brings light truth and grace to men ; The two genealogies of Jesus Christ -- 2. The birth of John the Baptist is promised to Zechariah and Elizabeth -- 3. The virgin, Mary of Nazareth, receives the angels' annunciation of Jesus' birth -- 4. Mary visits Elizabeth in a city of Judah. The Magnificat -- 5. John the Baptist is born and named. The Benedictus -- 6. Joseph of Nazareth learns of the incarnation; Jesus Christ is born at Bethlehem -- 7. Angels proclaim His birth and shepherds visit him. The Gloria in Excelsis -- 8. The circumcision and naming take place on the eighth day -- 9. The presentation in the temple occurs; Simeon and Anna give thanks. The Nunc Dimittis -- 10. Eastern wise men come to Jerusalem and Bethlehem with gifts; Herod plots to destroy the child -- 11. Joseph and Mary flee into Egypt with Jesus; Herod slaughters the children of Bethlehem and dies; the family returns to Nazareth".
catalog tableOfContents "Section B: Christ's youth, early manhood, and preparation for his public ministry : 12. Jesus Visits Jerusalem for the Passover when Twelve years of age; confers with the teachers in the temple -- 13. At home in Nazareth, Jesus grows in the fourfold way -- 14. John the Baptist preaches and baptizes beside the Jordan until imprisoned : Declares his mission as herald of Jesus ; Baptizes ; Preaches repentance and righteousness ; Announces the coming one ; Undergoes imprisonment -- 15. Jesus is baptized by John the Baptist in the Jordan -- 16. Jesus is tempted in the wilderness".
catalog tableOfContents "Section C. Christ's early work, especially in Judea and Samaria, according to John : 17. John the Baptist declares the pre-eminence of Jesus; announces the Lamb of God, -- 18. Jesus wins five disciples including Andrew, Simon, Philip, and Nathanael -- 19. Jesus gives a sign at a marriage at Cana in Galilee; sojourns with Disciples and family in Capernaum -- 20. In Jerusalem for the Passover, Jesus drives trade out of the temple -- 21. Nicodemus visits Jesus at night; they discuss new birth and salvation -- 22. Jesus baptizes in Judea; John exalts him at Aenon -- 23. Jesus teaches at Sychar in Samaria : Telling the woman about the water of life ; Discussing true worship ; Directing the disciples to the food of service ; Winning believers in Sychar -- 24. Jesus arrives in Galilee -- 25. An official's son in Capernaum is healed".
catalog tableOfContents "Section D. Christ's early teaching, preaching, and healing in Galilee according to Matthew, Mark, and Luke : 26. After John's imprisonment, Jesus preaches repentance, the Kingdom's coming, and belief in the gospel -- 27. Jesus speaks in the synagogue at Nazareth and is rejected -- 28. Peter, Andrew, James and John are called as disciples following a great catch of fish -- 29. Jesus teaches, heals, and preaches in Capernaum and elsewhere in Galilee : Teaching in the Capernaum synagogue ; Healing a man with an unclean spirit ; Healing Simon peter's mother in law and others ; Leaving Capernaum to preach in other cities ; Cleansing a leper".
catalog tableOfContents "Section E. Christ's popularity among the people and the rise of opposition by Jewish leaders : 30. Jesus in Capernaum heals a paralytic carried by four friends; scribes and Pharisees charge blasphemy -- 31. Levi (Matthew), a tax collector, is called as a disciple; Jesus attends the feast while scribes and Pharisees find fault -- 32. Jesus answers a question about fasting; tells of old and new cloth and garments, wine and wineskins -- 33. Jesus heals an invalid man at the pool of Bethsaida in Jerusalem; Jews cite Sabbath laws and dispute his equality with the Father -- 34. Jesus discourses on his gift of eternal life and the testimony concerning himself -- 35. The Pharisees censure the disciples for plucking grain on the Sabbath; Jesus gives the principle of Sabbath observance -- 36. Jesus heals a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath ; the scribes and Pharisees determine to destroy him -- 37. Many seek Jesus as he speaks and heals by the lake".
catalog tableOfContents "Section F. Christ's choice of the Twelve, his Sermon on the Mount, and the Beelzebub controversy : 38. The twelve are appointed to be disciples and apostles -- 39. In his Sermon on the Mount Jesus deals with the duties and privileges of citizens of the kingdom of God : Their ways to happiness and their destinies. The beatitudes ; Their purposes in the world ; Their use of the law and the prophets ; Their better righteousness: perfect morality versus obedience to the law alone ; Their better righteousness: sincere religion versus profession. The Lord's prayer ; Their highest good: God's kingdom and righteousness ; Their principle of similar returns, The Golden Rule ; Their deeds ; Their help -- 40. Jesus heals the centurion's slave in Capernaum -- 41. Jesus raises a widow's only son at Nain -- 42. John the Baptist sends disciples to ask a last question; Jesus replies : Showing his works; commending John ; Condemning the wickedness of the generation ; Upbraiding three impenitent cities ; Returning thanks for knowledge of God; inviting the weary to rest in Him -- 43. Jesus, anointed by a penitent woman, gives a parable of the creditor who forgave two debtors -- 44. Jesus and the twelve, with women ministering, engage in a preaching tour -- 45. Jesus withstands friend, enemies, and relatives seeking to restrain him : Is charged with madness ; Heals a blind and dumb demoniac; denies allegiance with Beelzebub ; Discusses the eternal sin, blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, the seeking of signs, and other evils ; Designates his true relatives".
catalog tableOfContents "Section G. Christ's parables of the kingdom and his journey into the country of the Gerasenes : 46. Jesus gives nine parables of the kingdom of God : The soils ; The reason for using parables and the explanation of the soils ; The weeds, with explanation ; The virile seed and the fertile earth ; The mustard seed; the leaven, Matthew 13:31-33 ; Jesus' custom of using parables ; The hidden treasure; the pearl of great value; the net; treasures old and new, Matthew 13:44-52 -- 47. Jesus calms the storm on the sea of Galilee -- 48. Jesus heals and helps many : The Gerasene demoniac ; Jairus' daughter and the woman with hemorrhage ; Two blind men, and a dumb demoniac -- 49. Jesus returns to Nazareth and is not honored".
catalog tableOfContents "Section H. Christ's sending forth of the twelve and his journey into Phoenicia : 50. The twelve are instructed and sent out to minister : The plight of the people; sending the twelve ; Instructions for the journey ; The persecution of the disciples and their fearless witness ; The cost and rewards of discipleship and service -- 51. John the Baptist is martyred by Herod and Herodias -- 52. Five thousand are fed after the twelve return to Jesus -- 53. Jesus refuses a crown; prays; walks on the sea; returns to Gennesaret -- 54. Jesus discourses on the Bread of Life; the Jews debate; many disciples fall away -- 55. Jesus condemns the traditionalism of the elders; declares that the source of evil is within -- 56. Jesus journeys toward Tyre and Sidon; a Syrophoenician woman's daughter is healed -- 57. Jesus returns through the region of the Decapolis; heals a deaf mute -- 58. Four thousand are fed; Christ departs to the region of Magadan -- 59. Pharisees and Sadducees ask for a sign; Jesus warns the disciples to beware of their spirit -- 60. A blind man is healed near Bethsaida".
catalog tableOfContents "Section I. Christ's journey to Caesarea Philippi and His transfiguration : 61. Peter confesses Jesus' Messiahship -- 62. Jesus foretells His suffering, death, and resurrection; rebukes Peter's remonstrance -- 63. Jesus speaks of cross-bearing and finding one's life -- 64. The transfiguration takes place; Elijah's second coming is discussed -- 65. The epileptic boy is healed -- 66. Jesus foretells his death and resurrection a second time -- 67. The half-shekel tax is found in the mouth of a fish -- 68. The disciples dispute about rank ;Jesus teaches childlike humility, self-denial, and concern for the young and the lowly -- 69. Jesus deals with reconciliation and forgiveness; gives the parable of the unforgiving servant".
catalog tableOfContents "Section J. Christ's attendance at the feasts of tabernacles and dedication : 70. Jesus attends the feast of Tabernacles; meets hostility : Goes privately to the feast ; Faces enemies ; Is considered and denied as the Christ -- 71. Jesus debates with Jews in the temple : On the Son as light of the world ; On spiritual freedom ; On sons of Abraham and the Son of God -- 72. Jesus heals the man born blind -- 73. The good shepherd is portrayed in an allegory -- 74. Jesus attends the feast of dedication in Jerusalem; returns beyond Jordan".
catalog tableOfContents "Section K. Christ's further work as reported largely by Luke alone : 75. Jesus departs from Galilee through Samaria to Judea beyond the Jordan -- 76. Jesus sets tests for three hesitant disciples -- 77. Seventy, instructed and sent out to minister -- 78. Jesus tells the parable of the good Samaritan -- 79. Jesus visits the home of Martha and Mary in Bethany -- 80. Jesus teaches his disciples how to prevail in prayer; speaks parable of the friend calling at midnight. The Lord's prayer -- 81. Jesus discusses casting out demons by Beelzebub, the sign of Jonah, and inner light -- 82. At a Pharisee's table Jesus pronounces woes upon the Pharisees and lawyers -- 83. Jesus talks to the disciples on trust and watchfulness : God's care of the confessor ; The parable of the foolish rich man ; Trust in God's providence ; The parable of the watchful servants, ; Interpreting the signs of the times -- 84. Disasters of Galileans teach urgency of repentance; Jesus speaks the parable of the unfruitful fig tree -- 85. Jesus heals a stooped woman on the Sabbath; meets criticism -- 86. Jesus likens the kingdom to mustard seed and leaven -- 87. Jesus discusses the question whether but few are saved -- 88. Jesus replies to the warning that Herod will kill him; laments over Jerusalem -- 89. Jesus dines with a chief Pharisee; heals a man with dropsy, teaches humility; gives a parable of the great banquet -- 90. Jesus discusses the cost of discipleship -- 91. Three parables on grace and two parables on wealth are given : The lost sheep ; The lost coin ; The lost son ; The dishonest steward ; The rich man and Lazarus -- 92. Jesus discusses forgiveness, faith, and service -- 93. Ten lepers are healed; one returns to thank Jesus -- 94. Jesus discusses the nature of the kingdom's coming -- 95. Jesus gives parables of the widow and the judge and of the Pharisee and the tax collector".
catalog tableOfContents "Section L. Christ's final approach to Jerusalem : 96. Jesus speaks concerning marriage and divorce -- 97. Jesus blesses little children -- 98. A rich young ruler refuses discipleship; Jesus cites dangers of wealth -- 99. Jesus gives a parable about the payment of laborers in a vineyard -- 100. Jesus foretells his death and resurrection the third time -- 101. The ambition of James, John, and their mother is corrected -- 102. Blind Bartimaeus is healed near Jericho -- 103. Zacchaeus, a tax collector in Jericho, receives Jesus -- 104. Jesus gives the parable of the pounds; draws near to Jerusalem -- 105. Lazarus is raised at Bethany -- 106. Jesus is condemned by the council; withdraws into Ephraim".
catalog tableOfContents "Section M. Christ's passion week: His triumphal entry and conflict in Jerusalem : 107. Jesus enters Jerusalem with acclaim -- 108. Jesus puts a curse upon an unfruitful fig tree, which withers; he declares the power of faith -- 109. Jesus cleanses the temple and heals there; children praise him -- 110. Chief priests, scribes and elders question the authority of Jesus -- 111. Three parables on Israel's unfruitfulness are given : Two sons ; Wicked tenants ; Guests at the wedding feast of the king's son -- 112. Scheming leaders put three questions; Jesus asks one : The Pharisees and Herodians: about paying taxes to Caesar ; The Sadducees: about the resurrection ; The scribes: about the great commandment ; Jesus: about the Messiah's ancestry -- 113. Jesus pronounces woes upon the scribes and Pharisees as hypocrites -- 114. Jesus comments on the widow's offering of two coins -- 115. Certain Greeks seek Jesus; the Jews reject him -- 116. Jesus discourses on the destruction of Jerusalem, the close of the age, the coming of the Son of Man, and the judgment : Times and signs ; The parables of the ten maidens and of the talents ; The great separation -- 117. For thirty pieces of silver Judas Iscariot conspires with the rulers against Jesus -- 118. A woman of Bethany anoints Jesus; she is censured".
catalog tableOfContents "Section N. Christ's passion week: His last supper, trial and crucifixion : 119. Jesus and the twelve have the last supper together : Preparation for the Passover ; The washing of the disciples' feet ; The meal and the betrayer ; The institution of the Lord's supper ; Contention as to the greatest disciple ; The forewarning of Peter and the other disciples -- 120. Jesus gives his farewell discourses and intercessory prayer : Discussion of faith, hope, love and obedience ; Promise of the counselor's coming ; Allegory of the vine and the branches; the command to love one another ; Warning of persecution for his witnesses ; Words of comfort for the disciples concerning his going ; Prayer for his own -- 121. Jesus prays in Gethsemane, is betrayed and arrested -- 122. Jesus is tried and condemned; Peter denies; Judas dies : Investigation before the Jewish authorities; arraignment before Annas and Caiaphas; Peter's denial; condemnation of Jesus ; Beginning of trial before Pilate; the charge and examination ; Judas' suicide ; Mockery before Herod ; Continuation of trial before Pilate; the tumult of the people; the release of Barabbas -- 123. Jesus is crucified on Golgotha. The "Seven Words" -- 124. Joseph and Nicodemus bury Jesus in the tomb of Joseph of Arimathea; soldiers seal and guard the burial place".
catalog tableOfContents "Section O. Christ's resurrection, subsequent appearances, and ascension : 125. Jesus arises : The women visit the tomb and find it empty ; Peter and another disciple run to the tomb ; Mary Magdalene and the other women see and hear the risen Lord ; The guard reports -- 126. Jesus appears to Cleopas and a companion walking to Emmaus -- 127. Jesus appears to the disciples in Jerusalem, Thomas being absent -- 128. Jesus appears to Thomas with the other disciples -- 129. Seven disciples see Jesus by the Sea of Tiberius, have large catch of fish, Peter expresses his love and is restored to favor -- 130. Jesus appears to the eleven on a mountain in Galilee, gives the great commission -- 131. Jesus ascends -- 132. The purpose and the conclusion of John's Gospel.".
catalog title "A harmony of the Gospels for students, according to the text of the Revised standard version, by Ralph Daniel Heim ...".
catalog type "text".