Lectures Explanatory of the Diatessaron: Or the History of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, Collected from the Four Gospels, in the Form of Continuous Narrative

John Henry Parker, 1838 - 522 من الصفحات

INTRODUCTORY DISSERTATION Page I On the number origin authors and qualities of the Gospels	1

On Harmonies	38

On the genuineness credibility and inspiration of the Gospels	48

On the Text of the New Testament	58

On the Language of the New Testament	74

On the Versions of the New Testament	81

On the Geography of the Holy Land	95

LECTURES ON THE DIATESSARON	134

The appointment of the twelve Apostles	263

The cure of the centurions servant at the request of his master	276

The son of a widow of Nain is raised from the dead Luke	278

Jesus teaches the people Luke xii 121	291

Jesus restores sight to two blind men 54 and speech to	305

Jesus walks on the sea Matt xiv 2233 Mark vi 4553	314

PART V	320

Jesus restores the sight of a blind man by degrees Mark	326

PART I	135

The preexistence divinity incarnation and manifestation of the glory of the Logos or onlybegotten Son of God John i 118	137

The conception of Elisabeth Luke i 123	145

Gabriels Salutation of the Virgin Mary Luke i 2638	147

Mary visits her cousin Elisabeth Luke i 3956	148

The birth of John the Baptist Luke i 5680	150

The angel informs Joseph of his virgin brides miraculous con ception of the predicted Saviour Matt i 1825	152

The birth at Bethlehem of our Lord Jesus Christ Matt i 25	155

The two genealogies of Christ Matt i Luke iii	156

The infant Saviour receives the homage of shepherds Luke ii 820	158

Circumcision and presentation of Christ in the Temple Luke ii 2138	163

The Eatern Magi bring offerings as an homage to the newborn King of the Jews Joseph by divine direction conducts the Virgin and her Son into Egy...	166

Jesus when twelve years of age questions and answers the doctors in the temple Luke ii 4152	170

The Ministry of John the Baptist Matt iii Mark i Luke iii	180

Jesus comes to John for Baptism Matt iii Mark i Luke iii	194

The testimony of the Baptist to Jesus John i 1952	201

PART III	220

John again bears testimony to the superiority of Jesus	232

Jesus cures at a distance the son of an officer of Herods court	239

Jesus miraculously cures a leper Mark i 4045 Luke v 1216	246

The disciples pluck ears of corn	253

Jesus plainly foretels his death and resurrection rebukes Peter	332

Jesus procures by a miracle the tributemoney for himself	339

Jesus sends forth the seventy Luke x 116	344

Jesus again teaches his disciples to pray and illustrates by	357

The parables of the unjust steward and of the rich man and	370

Jesus again foretels his death Matt xx 1719 Mark x	395

Jesus proceeds from Jericho to Bethany where he is entertained	403

The Pharisees and Herodians the Sadducees and a Scribe	417

Jesus sharply reproves the Scribes and Pharisees and finally	424

Description of the day of judgment Matt xxv 3146	454

Supper being ready the Apostles having again contended	462

Jesus institutes the Sacrament of the commemoration of	468

The last discourse of Jesus in which he comforts his disciples	487

Our Saviours agony Matt xxvi 3046 Mark xiv 40	496

Jesus on his trial adjured by the high priest acknowledges	502

Pilate orders Jesus to be scourged and after another fruitless	507

The Crucifixion Matt xxvii Mark xv Luke xxiii John xix	513

PART VII	526

The guard bear testimony before the rulers to the fact of	532

After the interval of a week Jesus appears to all the eleven	538

Jesus instructs his Apostles who had now returned to Jerusalem	547

العنوان	Lectures Explanatory of the Diatessaron: Or the History of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, Collected from the Four Gospels, in the Form of Continuous Narrative
المؤلف	John David Macbride
الإصدار	2
الناشر	John Henry Parker, 1838
أصلي من	جامعة إلينوي، في إربانا-شامبين
الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي	11 آب (أغسطس) 2014
عدد الصفحات	522 من الصفحات

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