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共 228 题- EXPOSITIONS OF HOLY SCRIPTURE
- ST. MATTHEW
- EXPOSITIONS OF HOLY SCRIPTURE
- ST. MATTHEW
- CONTENTS
- CHRIST'S ENCOURAGEMENTS (Matt. ix. 2)
- SOUL-HEALING FIRST: BODY-HEALING SECOND (Matt. ix. 6)
- THE CALL OF MATTHEW (Matt. ix. 9-17)
- THE TOUCH OF FAITH AND THE TOUCH OF CHRIST (Matt. ix. 18-31)
- A CHRISTLIKE JUDGMENT OF MEN (MATT. ix. 36)
- THE OBSCURE APOSTLES (Matt. x. 5)
- CHRIST'S CHARGE TO HIS HERALDS (Matt. x. 5-16)
- THE WIDENED MISSION, ITS PERILS AND DEFENCES (Matt. x. 16-31)
- LIKE TEACHER, LIKE SCHOLAR (Matt x. 24, 25)
- THE KING'S CHARGE TO HIS AMBASSADORS (Matt. x. 32-42)
- A LIFE LOST AND FOUND (Matt. x. 39)
- THE GREATEST IN THE KINGDOM, AND THEIR REWARD (Matt. x. 41, 42)
- JOHN'S DOUBTS OF JESUS, AND JESUS' PRAISE OF JOHN (Matt. xi. 2-15)
- THE FRIEND OF PUBLICANS AND SINNERS (Matt. xi. 19)
- SODOM, CAPERNAUM, MANCHESTER (Matt. xi. 20)
- CHRIST'S STRANGE THANKSGIVING (Matt. xi. 25)
- THE REST GIVER (Matt. xi. 28, 29)
- THE PHARISEES' SABBATH AND CHRIST'S (Matt. xii. 1-14)
- AN ATTEMPT TO ACCOUNT FOR JESUS (Matt. xii. 24)
- FOUR SOWINGS AND ONE RIPENING (Matt. xiii. 1-9)
- EARS AND NO EARS (Matt. xiii. 9)
- SEEING AND BLIND (Matt. xiii. 13)
- MINGLED IN GROWTH, SEPARATED IN MATURITY (Matt. xiii. 24-30)
- LEAVEN (Matt. xiii. 33)
- TREASURE AND PEARL (Matt. xiii. 44-46)
- THE MARTYRDOM OF JOHN (Matt. xiv. 1-12)
- THE FOOD OF THE WORLD (Matt. xiv. 19, 20)
- THE KING'S HIGHWAY (Matt. xiv. 22-36)
- PETER ON THE WAVES (Matt. xiv. 28)
- THB CRUMBS AND THE BREAD (Matt. xv. 21-31)
- CHRIST FORESEEING THE CROSS (Matt. xvi. 21)
- THE KING IN HIS BEAUTY (Matt. xvii, 1-13)
- THE SECRET OF POWER. (Matt. xvii. 19, 20)
- THE COIN IN THE FISH'S MOUTH (Matt. xvii. 25, 26)
- CHRIST'S ENCOURAGEMENTS
- SOUL-HEALING FIRST: BODY-HEALING SECOND
- THE CALL OF MATTHEW
- THE TOUCH OF FAITH AND THE TOUCH OF CHRIST
- A CHRISTLIKE JUDGMENT OF MEN
- I. Here we have our Lord teaching us how to look at men.
- THE OBSCURE APOSTLES
- CHRIST'S CHARGE TO HIS HERALDS
- THE WIDENED MISSION, ITS PERILS AND DEFENCES
- LIKE TEACHER, LIKE SCHOLAR
- I. Likeness to the teacher in wisdom is the disciple's perfection.
- THE KING'S CHARGE TO HIS AMBASSADORS
- II. Observe the grounds of this requirement.
- But that same phrase, 'for My sake,' suggests--
- IV. Lastly, notice the recompense of the stringent requirement.
- THE GREATEST IN THE KINGDOM, AND THEIR REWARD
- JOHN'S DOUBTS OF JESUS, AND JESUS' PRAISE OF JOHN
- THE FRIEND OF PUBLICANS AND SINNERS
- I. His enemies' witness to Christ's participation in common life.
- II. His enemies' witness to Jesus as the friend of the outcasts.
- SODOM, CAPERNAUM, MANCHESTER
- I. First, then, consider the blaze of light.
- CHRIST'S STRANGE THANKSGIVING
- Consider--
- I. The Great Characteristics of the Gospel.
- 2. It treats all as utterly helpless.
- 4. It demands from all submission and trust.
- These being the characteristics, consider--
- THE REST GIVER
- II. Now, secondly, look at the twofold invitation that is here.
- III. And now, lastly, look at the twofold promise which is here.
- THE PHARISEES' SABBATH AND CHRIST'S
- AN ATTEMPT TO ACCOUNT FOR JESUS
- II. Note the universal failure to solve the problem.
- III. Lastly, let me say a word about the triumphant solution.
- I. The prophets and the Son.
- II. The disobedient prophet and the perfect Son.
- II. The Teacher.
- III. The Temple builder.
- IV. The peaceful King.
- FOUR SOWINGS AND ONE RIPENING
- EARS AND NO EARS
- I. We all have ears.
- II. If we have ears we are bound to use them.
- III. We shall not hear without an effort.
- I. Take the application of this principle to common life.
- III. Lastly, look at the application of these words in the future.
- SEEING AND BLIND
- I. The extent to which it prevails.
- II. The causes from which it springs.
- III. The contrasts it suggests.
- IV. The end to which it conducts.
- MINGLED IN GROWTH, SEPARATED IN MATURITY
- III. The final separation at the harvest.
- LEAVEN
- TREASURE AND PEARL
- II. Now notice, secondly, the concealment of the treasure.
- THE MARTYRDOM OF JOHN
- THE GRAVE OF THE DEAD JOHN AND THE GRAVE OF THE LIVING JESUS
- THE FOOD OF THE WORLD
- I. Christ feeds the famishing world by means of His Church.
- II. The Bread is enough for all the world.
- THE KING'S HIGHWAY
- I. The struggling toilers and the absent Christ.
- II. We have the approaching Christ.
- III. We have the terror and the recognition.
- IV. We have the end of the storm and of the voyage.
- PETER ON THE WAVES
- CRUMBS AND THE BREAD
- THE DIVINE CHRIST CONFESSED, THE SUFFERING CHRIST DENIED
- CHRIST FORESEEING THE CROSS
- THE KING IN HIS BEAUTY
- I. The Transfiguration proper.
- II. The appearance of Moses and Elijah.
- III. The cloud and the witnessing voice.
- THE SECRET OF POWER
- I. We have an unvarying power.
- II. The condition of exercising this power is Faith.
- III. Our faith is ever threatened by subtle unbelief.
- THE COIN IN THE FISH'S MOUTH
- I. We have here, first, the freedom of the Son.
- EXPOSITIONS OF HOLY SCRIPTURE
- ST. MATTHEW
- CONTENTS
- THE LAW OF PRECEDENCE IN THE KINGDOM (Matt. xviii. 1-14)
- SELF-MUTILATION FOR SELF-PRESERVATION (Matt. xviii. 8, R.V.)
- THE LOST SHEEP AND THE SEEKING SHEPHERD (Matt. xviii. 12)
- THE PERSISTENCE OF THWARTED LOVE (Matt. xviii. 13; Luke xv. 4)
- FORGIVEN AND UNFORGIVING (Matt. xviii. 22)
- THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE KING (Matt. xix. 16-26)
- NEAREST TO CHRIST (Matt. xx. 23)
- THE SERVANT-LORD AND HIS SERVANTS (Matt. xx. 28)
- WHAT THE HISTORIC CHRIST TAUGHT ABOUT HIS DEATH (Matt. xx. 28)
- THE COMING OF THE KING TO HIS PALACE (Matt. xxi. 1-16)
- A NEW KIND OF KING (Matt. xxi. 4, 5)
- THE VINEYARD AND ITS KEEPERS (Matt. xxi. 33-46)
- THE STONE OF STUMBLING (Matt. xxi. 44)
- TWO WAYS OF DESPISING GOD'S FEAST (Matt. xxii. 1-14)
- THE TABLES TURNED: THE QUESTIONERS QUESTIONED (Matt. xxii. 34-46)
- THE KING'S FAREWELL (Matt. xxiii. 27-39)
- TWO FORMS OF ONE SAYING (Matt. xxiv. 13, R.V.; Luke xxi. 19)
- THE CARRION AND THE VULTURES (Matt. xxiv. 28)
- WATCHING FOR THE KING (Matt. xxiv. 42-51)
- THE WAITING MAIDENS (Matt. xxv. 1-13)
- DYING LAMPS (Matt. xxv. 8)
- TRADERS FOR THE MASTER (Matt. xxv. 14-30)
- WHY THE TALENT WAS BURIED (Matt. xxv. 24, 25)
- THE KING ON HIS JUDGMENT THRONE (Matt. xxv. 31-46)
- THB DEFENCE OF UNCALCULATING LOVE (Matt. xxvi. 6-16)
- THE NEW PASSOVER (Matt. xxvi. 17-30)
- GETHSEMANE, THE OIL-PRESS (Matt. xxvi. 36-46)
- THE LAST PLEADING OF LOVE (Matt. xxvi. 50)
- THE REAL HIGH PRIEST AND HIS COUNTERFEIT (Matt. xxvi. 57-68)
- JESUS CHARGED WITH BLASPHEMY (Matt. xxvi. 35)
- THE SENTENCE WHICH CONDEMNED THE JUDGES (Matt. xxvii. 11-26)
- THE CRUCIFIXION (Matt. xxvii. 33-50)
- THE BLIND WATCHERS AT THE CROSS (MATT. xxvii. 36)
- TAUNTS TURNING TO TESTIMONIES (Matt. xxvii. 41-43)
- THE VEIL RENT (Matt. xxvii. 51)
- THE PRINCE OF LIFE (Matt. xxviii. 1-15)
- THE RISEN LORD'S GREETINGS AND GIFTS (Matt. xxviii. 9; John xx. 19)
- ON THE MOUNTAIN (Matt. xxviii, 16, 17; 1 Cor. xv. 6)
- THE LAW OF PRECEDENCE IN THE KINGDOM
- SELF-MUTILATION FOR SELF-PRESERVATION
- I. First, then, as to the case supposed.
- THE LOST SHEEP AND THE SEEKING SHEPHERD
- I. First, then, let us look at that figure of the one wanderer.
- PERSISTENCE OF THWARTED LOVE
- III. So, lastly, the thwarted search prolonged.
- FORGIVEN AND UNFORGIVING
- I. The king and his debtor.
- THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE KING
- NEAREST TO CHRIST
- THE SERVANT-LORD AND HIS SERVANTS
- II. Now, secondly, note the service that should be modelled on His.
- WHAT THE HISTORIC CHRIST TAUGHT ABOUT HIS DEATH
- THE COMING OF THE KING TO HIS PALACE
- A NEW KIND OF KING
- THE VINEYARD AND ITS KEEPERS
- THE STONE OF STUMBLING
- II. The immediate issue of rejection of Him is loss and maiming.
- TWO WAYS OF DESPISING GOD'S FEAST
- THE TABLES TURNED: THE QUESTIONERS QUESTIONED
- THE KING'S FAREWELL
- TWO FORMS OF ONE SAYING
- II. Now, secondly, mark the victorious temper.
- III. Lastly, note the crown which endurance wins.
- THE CARRION AND THE VULTURES
- WATCHING FOR THE KING
- THE WAITING MAIDENS
- DYING LAMPS
- I. We must settle the meaning of the oil and the lamps.
- I. What makes readiness?
- II. Note that this readiness is the condition of entrance.
- III. To delay preparation is madness.
- TRADERS FOR THE MASTER
- I. We may consider the lent capital and the business done with it.
- II. We note the faithful servants' balance-sheet and reward.
- III. The excuse and punishment of the indolent servant.
- WHY THE TALENT WAS BURIED
- THE KING ON HIS JUDGMENT THRONE
- THE DEFENCE OF UNCALCULATING LOVE
- THE NEW PASSOVER
- II. Still further, this cup speaks to us of the forgiveness of sins.
- IV. And lastly, it speaks of a festal gladness.
- GETHSEMANE, THE OIL-PRESS
- THE LAST PLEADING OF LOVE
- I. The patience of Christ's love.
- THE REAL HIGH PRIEST AND HIS COUNTERFEIT
- JESUS CHARGED WITH BLASPHEMY
- I. First, then, they witness to Christ's claims.
- I. Judas, or the agony of conscience.
- THE SENTENCE WHICH CONDEMNED THE JUDGES
- THE CRUCIFIXION
- THE BLIND WATCHERS AT THE CROSS
- TAUNTS TURNING TO TESTIMONIES
- II. The Cross shows us the King on His throne.
- III. Now, lastly, the Cross shows us the Son, beloved of the Father.
- THE VEIL RENT
- I. The rent veil proclaims the desecrated temple.
- THE PRINCE OF LIFE
- THE RISEN LORD'S GREETINGS AND GIFTS
- I. First, then, notice their strange and majestic simplicity.
- IV. So, lastly, notice our share in this twofold greeting.
- ON THE MOUNTAIN
- I. There is a Great Claim.
- II. The Great Commission.
- III. The Great Promise.
- End of Project Gutenberg's Exposition of Holy Scripture, by Alexander Maclaren