Quiet Talks about Jesus eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 263 pages of information about Quiet Talks about Jesus.

Quiet Talks about Jesus eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 263 pages of information about Quiet Talks about Jesus.

The Murderous Rejection:  a fugitive from Judea, John 7:1.—­fresh attack by southern leaders, Matthew 15:1-20 with parallel in Mark.—­fourth “withdrew”—­outside national lines, Matthew, 15:21 with parallel in Mark.—­return to Sea of Galilee and request for sign, Matthew 15:29-16:4 with parallel in Mark.—­Feast of Tabernacles, John 7:  2-8:59.—­the blind man cured, John 9:1-40.—­Transfiguration, Matthew 17:1-8 with parallels.—­the beginning of the last journey, Luke 9:51.  Mark 10:1, 32.  Matthew 19:1.—­the Seventy, Luke 10:1-17.—­getting nearer to Jerusalem, divorce question, Mark 10:2-12.  Matthew 19:3-12.—­Good Samaritan, Luke 10:25-37.  Beelzebub, “vehemently,” Luke 11. fresh tilt over Sabbath question, Luke 13:10-17.—­cunning attempt to get Him into Judea, Luke 13:31.—­Feast of Dedication, John 10:22-40.—­Lazarus, John 11:1-46. formal decision against Him, John 11:47-53. a fugitive, John 11:57. no more openly, John 11:54. crowding pilgrims, John 11:55, 56.  Lazarus again, John 12:9-11. the last week; triumphal entry, Matthew 21:1-17 with parallels, daily visits and return to Olivet, Luke 21:37-38; cleansing temple, Matthew 21:12-17 with parallels; duel of questionings, Matthew 22.  Mark 11:27-12:34.  Luke 20:1-44; His terrific arraignment, Matthew 23:1-39 with parallels; Greeks, John 12:20-36.  Bethany feast, Matthew 26:6-13 with parallels, Judas, Matthew 26:14-16 with parallels; with the inner circle, Matthew 26:17-46 with parallels.

Suffering the Birih-pains of a New Life:  why did Jesus die?—­God’s plan of atonement, Leviticus 1:3-9—­Paul’s statement in effect, Galatians 2:20.—­Jesus’ dying does not fit into Hebrew ritual—­standpoint of Hebrews—­what God counselled, Acts 2:23.—­this affects only the form not the virtue of Jesus’ death—­preaching of Acts, 2:14-36, 38, 39. 3:12-26. 4:8-12. 5:29-32, and on, first church council, Acts 15.13-18 with Amos 9:11-12.—­the superlative of hate—­Jesus’ death voluntary, John 10:17, 18—­ten attempts before the cross; three to kill at once, Luke 4:30.  John 8:59. 10:31. other attempts, Matthew 12:14.  John 5:18. 7:1, 30, 32. 10:39. 11:53 Jesus’ own explanation:—­the temple, John 2:19. lifted up, 3:15.  Matthew 9:15 with parallels.  His flesh, John 6:53-57. with Jesus’ own interpretation, good Shepherd, John 10:11; for the sheep, 10:15; other sheep, 10:16; take it again, 10:17; of Myself, 10:18. cross, Matthew 10:38 with parallels.  Jonah, Matthew 12:39, 40. 16:4 with parallel in Luke.  Greeks, John 12:24-33. the Father’s command, John 14:31. for friends, John 15:13. sanctified, John 17:19. the Father’s cup, John 18:11.  John’s comment, John 12:47-52.—­the necessity for dying—­a step in a wider plan—­for the nation—­wholly voluntary—­six elements in a perfect sacrifice—­Jesus alone is a perfect sacrifice—­Paul’s comment, Romans 3:26.—­God’s master-stroke—­faith—­Hebrew heathen and Christian grouped.

4.  Some Surprising Results of the Break.

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