Expositions of

Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. John Chaps. XV to XXI

Name: Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. John Chaps. XV to XXI
Author: Maclaren, Alexander, 1826-1910

作者：Maclaren, Alexander, 1826-1910
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字数：570,717　来源：Project Gutenberg

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EXPOSITIONS OF HOLY SCRIPTURE
ST. JOHN Chaps. XV to XXI
EXPOSITIONS OF HOLY SCRIPTURE
ST. JOHN Chaps. XV to XXI
CONTENTS
THE TRUE VINE (John xv. 1-4)
THE TRUE BRANCHES OF THE TRUE VINE (John xv. 5-8)
ABIDING IN LOVE (John xv. 9-11)
THE ONENESS OF THE BRANCHES (John xv. 12, 13)
CHRIST'S FRIENDS (John xv. 14-17)
SHEEP AMONG WOLVES (John xv. 18-20)
THE WORLD'S HATRED, AS CHRIST SAW IT (John xv. 21-25)
OUR ALLY (John xv. 26, 27)
WHY CHRIST SPEAKS (John xvi. 1-6)
THE DEPARTING CHRIST AND THE COMING SPIRIT (John xvi. 7, 8)
THE CONVICTING FACTS (John xvi 9-11)
THE GUIDE INTO ALL TRUTH (John xvi. 12-15)
CHRIST'S 'LITTLE WHILES' (John xvi. 16-19)
SORROW TURNED INTO JOY (John xvi. 20-22)
THE JOYS OP 'THAT DAY' (John xvi. 25-27)
GLAD CONFESSION AND SAD WARNING (John xvi. 29-32)
PEACE AND VICTORY (John xvi. 33)
THE INTERCESSOR (John xvii. 1-19)
THE HIGH PRIEST'S PRAYER (John xvii. 20-26)
THE FOLDED FLOCK (John xvii. 24)
CHRIST'S SUMMARY OF HIS WORK (John xvii. 26)
CHRIST AND HIS CAPTORS (John xviii. 6-9)
JESUS BEFORE CAIAPHAS (John xviii. 15-27)
JESUS SENTENCED (John xix. 1-16)
AN EYE-WITNESS'S ACCOUNT OF THE CRUCIFIXION (John xix. 17-30)
THE TITLE ON THE CROSS (John xix. 19)
THE IRREVOCABLE PAST (John xix. 22)
CHRIST'S FINISHED AND UNFINISHED WORK (John xix. 30; Rev. xxi. 6)
CHRIST OUR PASSOVER (John xix. 36)
JOSEPH AND NICODEMUS (John xix. 38, 39)
THE GRAVE IN A GARDEN (John xix. 41, R.V.)
THE RESURRECTION MORNING (John xx. 1-18)
THE RISEN LORD'S CHARGE AND GIFT (John xx. 21-23)
THOMAS AND JESUS (John xx. 28)
THE SILENCE OF SCRIPTURE (John xx. 30, 31)
AN ELOQUENT CATALOGUE (John xxi. 2)
THE BEACH AND THE SEA (John xxi. 4)
YOUTH AND AGE, AND THE COMMAND FOR BOTH (John xxi. 18, 19)
THE TRUE VINE
I. We have then, first, the Vine in the vital unity of all its parts.
II. Now note, secondly, the Husbandman, and the dressing of the vine.
THE TRUE BRANCHES OF THE TRUE VINE
ABIDING IN LOVE
THE ONENESS OF THE BRANCHES
I. First, the Obligation of love.
II. Note, secondly, the Sufficiency of love.
III. Note, further, the Pattern of love.
CHRIST'S FRIENDS
I. Notice what Christ's friends do for Him.
II. Secondly, note what Christ does for His friends.
SHEEP AMONG WOLVES
I. What makes this hostility inevitable?
II. And so note, secondly, how this hostility is masked and modified.
III. Thirdly, note how you may escape the hostility.
IV. And now, lastly, note how to meet this antagonism.
THE WORLD'S HATRED, AS CHRIST SAW IT
I. The first point that He signalises is the world's ignorance.
III. The ignorance which is sin is the manifestation of hatred.
OUR ALLY
WHY CHRIST SPEAKS
I. There is, first, our Lord's loving reason for His speech.
THE DEPARTING CHRIST AND THE COMING SPIRIT
THE CONVICTING FACTS
THE GUIDE INTO ALL TRUTH
III. Lastly, we have here our Lord pointing out the unity of these two.
CHRIST'S 'LITTLE WHILES'
II. Now notice, secondly, these bewildered disciples.
III. Lastly, and very briefly, a word about the patient Teacher.
SORROW TURNED INTO JOY
I. There is, first, the promise of a joy which is a transformed sorrow.
I. Note then, first, the end of questionings.
II. Secondly, satisfied desires.
III. Lastly, the perfect joy which follows upon these two.
THE JOYS OF 'THAT DAY'
I. Note then, first, the dwelling with the Father.
II. Note, secondly, the voluntary coming into the world.
III. Note the voluntary leaving the world.
IV. So, lastly, we have here the dwelling again with the Father.
GLAD CONFESSION AND SAD WARNING
I. Note the disciples' joyful confession.
III. Lastly, note the lonely Christ and His companion.
PEACE AND VICTORY
I. Note, then, first, the inward peace.
THE INTERCESSOR
I. The disciples' isolation.
II. The disciples' guarded security.
THE HIGH PRIEST'S PRAYER
THE FOLDED FLOCK
I. The prayer.
II. The incipient fulfilment now going on.
III. The final fulfilment still future.
CHRIST'S SUMMARY OF HIS WORK
I. Note, first, the backward look of the revealing Son.
CHRIST AND HIS CAPTORS
JESUS BEFORE CAIAPHAS
ART THOU A KING?
JESUS SENTENCED
AN EYE-WITNESS'S ACCOUNT OF THE CRUCIFIXION
THE TITLE ON THE CROSS
I. The title as throwing light on the actors in the tragedy.
II. The Title on the Cross as unveiling the ground of Christ's dominion.
III. The Title as prophesying Christ's universal dominion.
THE IRREVOCABLE PAST
I. Every man is perpetually writing a permanent record of himself.
II. That record, once written, is irrevocable.
III. This record, written here, is read yonder.
IV. This record may be blotted out by the blood of Christ.
CHRIST'S FINISHED AND UNFINISHED WORK
I. We see here the work which was finished on the Cross.
CHRIST OUR PASSOVER
JOSEPH AND NICODEMUS
III. And so, lastly, let me point you to the cure.
THE GRAVE IN A GARDEN
II. The dim hopes with which men have fought against death.
III. The clear light of certain hope which Christ's resurrection brings.
THE RESURRECTION MORNING
THE RISEN LORD'S CHARGE AND GIFT
I. The Christian Mission.
Now let us turn to
II. The Christian Equipment.
Now, lastly, we have here
III. The Christian power over sin.
THOMAS AND JESUS
I. The isolation that misses the sight of the Christ.
II. The stiff incredulity that prescribed terms.
III. The revelation that turned the denier into a rapturous confessor.
IV. A last Beatitude that extends to all generations.
THE SILENCE OF SCRIPTURE
I. First, then, we have here set forth the incompleteness of Scripture.
III. Now, lastly, notice the ultimate purpose of the whole.
AN ELOQUENT CATALOGUE
I. First of all, the fact that they were together is significant.
II. Then the composition of this group is significant.
THE BEACH AND THE SEA
I. First then, they only see aright who see Christ in everything.
II. Then, secondly, only they who love, see Christ.
I. The threefold question.
II. The triple answer.
III. Lastly, we have here the triple commission.
YOUTH AND AGE, AND THE COMMAND FOR BOTH
I. So, then, note the picture here of what you are.
END OF VOL. III.