Preface
By way of Preface the author wishes simply to state the plan upon which he has prepared this work and the principles that have governed his labors.
He has no net theories to establish, but has an ardent desire that tne life and doctrines of our Saviour shali be better and more generally understood, and has faithfully endeavored-
To embody in this work every statement of fact m the four gospels, neither adding nor diminishing in any particular;
To employ exactly the language of the authorized version, even at the expense of elegance of expression, and without comment;
To divide the work into sections, the headings of which shall note the central thought of each , to locate as far as possible the incident , and to give the exact chapter and verses that make up the section;
To arrange the narrative in the chronological order in which it probably occurred. As upon this there is sometimes doubt, so there must be differences of opinion. That order has been adopted which, after careful investigation, proved certain, or seemed most probable.
With these few words of introduction, the author submits the book, hoping the execution of the work may m some measure deserve the commendation already bestowed upon the plan.
Index to Verses, 14
SYNOPSIS OF THE GOSPELS.
Chapter I. Announcement, Birth And Childhood Of Jesus
Sec.
Subject.
Page.
-Preface to Luke's Gospel, -
-Introduction to John's Gospel, -
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-Genealogies of Jesus, -
-Birth of John the Baptist Announced,
-Birth of Jesus Announced to Mary,
-Mary visits Elizabeth, -
-Birth of John the Baptist, -
-Birth of Jesus Announced to Joseph, -
-Birth of Jesus, -
-An Angel appears to the Shepherds.
The Shepherds visit Jesus,
-Circumcision of Jesus, -
-Presentation of Jesus m the Temple,
-Temporary Return to Nazareth,
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-Visit of the Magi, -
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-Flight into Egypt, -
3 2
-Massacre of the Children, -
3 2
FOUR GOSPELS IN ONE.
Sec. Subject. Page.
17. — The Return from Egypt, - 33
18. — Jesus at 12 years of age visits Jerusalem, - 33
19. — Jesus Dwells at Nazareth, - - - 34
Chapter II. The Announcement And Introduction Of Christ's Public Ministry
20. — The Ministry of john the Baptist, - "35
21. — The Baptism of Jesus, - 37
22. — The Temptation, - - - - 38
23. — John the Baptist's Testimony concerning Jesus, 39
24. — Jesus Gains his First Disciples, - - - 41
25. — Jesus' First Miracle, - 42
26. — Jesus visits Capernaum, - - - 43
Chapter III
FROM THE FIRST PASSOVER DURING CHRIST'S PUBLIC MINISTRY UNTIL THE SECOND.
27. — The Traders Expelled from the Temple, - 45
28. — Nicodemus visits Jesus, - - - 46
29. — Jesus Retires to Judea, - 48
30. — Final Testimony of John the Baptist, - 48
31. — John the Baptist in Prison, - 49
32. — Jesus and the Samaritan Woman, - - 49
33. — Jesus Teaches Publicly in Galilee, 52
34. — Jesus Heals the Nobleman's Son at Capernaum, 53
35. — Jesus Rejected at Nazareth, - 53
36. — Jesus Resides at Capernaum, - - "55
37. — Jesus Calls Peter, Andrew, James and John, 55
38. — A Demoniac in the Synagogue Healed, - 56
39. — Peter's Wife's Mother Healed, 57
40. — Jesus makes his First Tour through Galilee, - 57
41. — The Miraculous Draught of Fishes, 58
42. — The Sermon on the Mount, - - 59
43. — A Leper Healed, - 69
44. — Jesus Returns to Capernaum and Heals a Par-
TABLE OP CONTENTS.
Sec. Subject. Page.
45. — Jesus Calls Matthew, - - 71
46. — Jesus Attends Matthew's Feast.
Eats with Publicans and Sinners.
Discourses upon Fasting, - - - 71
47. — Jesus Raises Jairus' Daughter.
Heals the Woman with an Issue of Blood, - 73
48. -TWO Blind Men Healed, - - - '75
49. — A Dumb Spirit Cast Out, ... 75
Chapter IV
FROM THE SECOND PASSOVER DURING CHRIST'S PUBLIC MINISTRY UNTIL THE THIRD.
50. — Jesus Attends the Passover,
Heals an Impotent Man on the Sabbath, - 77
51. — The Jews Persecute Jesus.
He Vindicates his Work.
Announces Himself as the Son of God, - 78
52. — The Disciples Pluck Ears of Grain on the Sabbath, 81 53 — Jesus Heals a Withered Hand on the Sabbath, 81
54. — Jesus Heals many at the Sea of Galilee, - 82
55. — Jesus Continues all night in Prayer.
Selects Twelve Disciples, ... 83
56. — Sermon on the Plain, - - - - 84
57. — The Centurion's Servant Healed, 87
58. — Jesus Raises a Widow's Son, - - 88
59. — John the Baptist in Prison.
Sends two of his Disciples to Jesus, 89
60. — Jesus Denounces the Unbelieving Cities.
Invites All, promising an Easy Yoke and a
Light Burden, - - - - 91
61. — Jesus is Anointed by a Penitent Woman, - 92
62. — Jesus makes a Second Circuit in Galilee, - 93
63. — The Blind and Dumb Demoniac Healed.
" He hath Beelzebub."
Of Blasphemy.
The Tree is known by his Fruit, 93
64. — The Scribes and Pharisees Seek a Sign, - 95
FOUR GOSPELS IN ONE.
Sec. Subject. Page.
65. — Christ's Mother and Brethren, 96
66. — [ arable of the Sower, - - - "97
67. — Parables spoken to the Multitude, 99
68. — Jesus Explains the Tares and speaks other Par-
ables to his Disciples, - xoi
69. — The Tempest Stilled, - 103
70. — The two Demoniacs of Gadara Healed.
Herd of Swine Destroyed, - 104
71. — Jesus Re-visits Nazareth and is again Rejected, 106 72 — The Third Circuit in Galilee, - - 107
73. — The Twelve Instructed and Sent Forth, - 107
74. — Herod's Opinion of Jesus, - - - no
75. — The Twelve Return
The Five Thousand Fed, - - - 112
76. — Jesus Walks on the Water, - - 114
77. — Jesus Teaches in the Synagogue at Capernaum, 116
Chapter V. From The Third Passover During Christ's Public
MINISTRY UNTIL THE ENSUING FEAST OF TABERNACLES.
78. — Jesus Continues in Galilee, - 121
79. — Of Unwashed Hands.
Traditions of the Elders, - 121
80. — Daughter of the Syro-Phenician Woman Healed, 123 8 [. — A Deaf and Dumb Man Healed, - - 124
82. — Four Thousand Fed, - 125
83. — The Pharisees and Sadducees Again Require a
84. — Warning Against the Leaven of the Pharisees, 127
85. — Jesus Heals a Blind Man, - 128
86. — Peter Professes that Jesus is the Christ, - - 128
87. — Jesus Foretells his Death and Resurection.
Teaches Self-denial, - 129
88. — Th° Transfiguration, - 130 S9.— Jesus Heals the Demoniac Boy, - - 132 90.— Jesus again Fortells his Death and Resurection, 133
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Sec. Subject. Page.
91. — Miracle to provide Tribute Money, - - 134
92. — The Disciples Dispute who shall be Greatest.
Jesus Answers, ----- 134
93. — How to Deal with an Offending Brother.
Power of United Prayer.
Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, - - 137
94. — Jesus Rejected by a Samaritan Village, - 138
95. — Requirements of Discipleship, - - - 139
Chapter VI. From The Feast Of Tabernacles Till Christ's Arrival At Bethany
96. — Jesus Teaches in the Temple at the Feast of
Tabernacles, ----- 141
97. — The Woman Taken in Adultery, - - 144
98. — The Jews Attempt to Stone Jesus, - - 145
99. — The Seventy Sent Forth, - 148
100. — The Seventy Return, - 149
101. — Parable of the Good Samaritan, - - 150
102. — Jesus at the House of Martha and Mary, - 151
103. — Jesus Teaches How to Pray, - - - 152
104. — Jesus Heals a Demoniac, - - - - 153
105. — Jesus Dines with a Pharisee.
Pronounces Woes against Scribes and Pharisees, 155
106. — Jesus Discourses upon Hypocrisy and Worldliness, 157
107. — Slaughter of certain Galileans.
Parable of the Barren Fig Tree, - - - 161
108. — A Man Born Blind Healed on the Sabbath, 162
109. — Jesus at the Festival of the Dedication.
He Retires to Bethabara, Beyond Jordan, - 166
no. — Jesus Heals an Infirm Woman on the Sabbath, 168
— Jesus is Warned Against Herod, - 169
112. — Jesus Hears of Lazarus' Sickness, - - 170
113. — Jesus Dines with a Chief Pharisee on the Sabbath.
Heals a Man with Dropsy.
Parable of the Great Supper, - 171
114. — What is Required of Christ's Disciples, - 173
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FOUR GOSPELS IN ONE.
Sec. Subject. Page.
115. — Parables and Teachings, - 174
116. — Lazarus Raised from the Dead, - - 180
117. — Council of the Chief Priests and Pharisees to put
Jesus to Death.
He Departs from Jerusalem to Ephraim, - 183
118. — Ten Lepers Cleansed, - 183
119. — The Coming of Christ's Kingdom, - - 184
120. — Parables — The Importunate Widow.
The Pharisee and Publican, - 185
121. — Jesus' Final Departure from Galilee.
Concerning Divorce, - 186
122. — Jesus Blesses Little Children, - - - 188
123. — The Rich Young Ruler.
Discourse upon Riches, - 188
124. — The Parable of the Laborers in the Vineyard, 190
125. — Jesus the Third time Foretells his Death and
Resurrection, ----- 191
126. — Ambitious Request of James and John, - - 192
127. — Jesus Heals Two Blind Men near Jericho, - 193
128. — Jesus Visits Zaccheus, - 194
129. — Many Seek Jesus at Jerusalem, - - 196
130. — Jesus at Bethany, - - - - - 196
Chapter VII
THE FIRST FIVE DAYS OF THE FOURTH AND LAST PASSOVER WEEK DURING CHRIST'S PUBLIC MINISTRY.
131. — Jesus Enters Jerusalem Publicly - - - 197
132. — Certain Greeks Desire to See Jesus.
He Retires to Bethany to Lodge, - - 200
133. — Jesus Curses a Barren Fig Tree, - - - 201
134. — Traders and Money Changers Expelled from
the Temple, - - - - - 201
135. — The Withered Fig Tree, - - - - 203
136. — Christ's Authority Questioned, - - 203
137. — Parable of the Two Sons, - 204
138. — Parable of the Wicked Husbandmen, - 205
139. — Parable of the Marriage of the King's Son, - 206
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Sec. Subject. Page.
140. — Concerning Tribute to Caesar, - - 207
141. — Of Marriage in the Resurrection, - - 208
142. — The Great Commandment, - 209
143. — How is Christ the Son of David, - 210
144. — Warnings Against the Scribes and Pharisees, 211
145. — Woes Against the Scribes and Pharisees, - 212
146. — Lamentation Over Jerusalem, - 214
148. — Reflections on the Unbelief of the Jews, - 215
149. — Jesus Foretells the Destruction of the Temple, 216
150. — Jesus Foretells the Coming of False Christs.
The Persecution of his Disciples.
Describes his Second Coming, - - 216
151. — Jesus Enforces Watchful Preparation, - - 220
152. — Jesus Teaches to Watch, Work, and Pray.
Parables of the Ten Virgins and the Talents, 222
153. — Scene of the Final Judgment, - - 224
154. — Jesus Announces his Betrayal and Crucifixion, - 225
155. — The Jewish Rulers Conspire Against Christ, 226
156. — Jesus Sups at Bethanj.
Mary Anoints Him, - 226
157. — Judas Engages to Betray Jesus, - 227
158. — Preparation for the Passover, - - - 228
Chapter VIII
THE PASSOVER MEAL AND INSTITUTION OF THE lord's SUPPER.
159. — Beginning of the Passover Meal, - 229
160. — Contention Among the Twelve, - - 229
161. — Jesus Washes the Disciples' Feet, - - 230
162. — Jesus Foretells his Betrayal, and Points Out the
Traitor.
Judas Withdraws, - 232
163. — Jesus Foretells Peter's Denial, - 233
164. — Jesus Institutes the Lord's Supper, - - 234
165. — 'Jesus Promises the Comforter, - 235
166. — Christ the True Vine, - - - - 237
Sec. Subject. Page.
167. — Jesus Warns his Disciples of Persecution. Promises the Holy Spirit.
Prayer in Christ's Name, - 239 16S. — Christ's Last Prayer with his Disciples, - 242
CHAPTER IX. Christ's betrayal, arrest, trial and crucifixion
-Peter's Denial again Foretold, -
170. — Christ's Agony in Gethsemane,
-Jesus Betrayed and Made Prisoner,
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-Christ Before Annas, -
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—Peter's Denial, - - - - -
-Christ Before Caiaphas, -
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-Jesus Condemned by the Sanhedrim,
-Judas Repents and Hangs Himself, -
-Jesus Led Away to Pilate, -
-Jesus Before Herod, -
-Pilate Seeks to Release Jesus.
The Jews Demand Barabbas, -
-Jesus Scourged, Mocked and Delivered for
Crucifixion, -
-Jesus Led to Crucifixion, -
-The Crucifixion, - - -
-Jesus Mocked on the Cross,
He Commends his Mother to John,
-Jesus Expires on the Cross.
Wonderful Phenomena, -
-The Body of Jesus taken down from the Cross and Buried, -
—The Sepulchre Sealed and Guarded, -
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