Expositions of
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共 274 题- EXPOSITIONS OF HOLY SCRIPTURE
- ST. LUKE
- VOLUME I: ST. LUKE _Chaps. I to XII_
- CONTENTS
- ELIJAH COME AGAIN (Luke i. 5-17)
- TRUE GREATNESS (Luke i. 15)
- THE MAGNIFICAT (Luke i. 46-55)
- ZACHARIAS'S HYMN (Luke i. 67-80)
- THE DAYSPRING FROM ON HIGH (Luke i. 78,79)
- SHEPHERDS AND ANGELS (Luke ii. 8-20)
- WAS, IS, IS TO COME (Luke ii. 16; Luke xxiv. 51; Acts i. 11)
- SIMEON'S SWAN-SONG (Luke ii. 29,30)
- THE BOY IN THE TEMPLE (Luke ii. 49)
- JOHN THE PREACHER OF REPENTANCE (Luke iii. 1-14)
- JOHN'S WITNESS TO JESUS, AND GOD'S (Luke iii. 15-22)
- THE TEMPTATION (Luke iv. 1-13)
- PREACHING AT NAZARETH (Luke iv. 21)
- A SABBATH IN CAPERNAUM (Luke iv. 33-44)
- INSTRUCTIONS FOB FISHERMEN (Luke v. 4)
- FEAR AND FAITH (Luke v. 8; John xxi. 7)
- BLASPHEMER, OR--WHO? (Luke v. 17-26)
- LAWS OP THE KINGDOM (Luke vi. 20-31)
- THREE CONDENSED PARABLES (Luke vi. 41-49)
- WORTHY--NOT WORTHY (Luke vii. 4, 6, 7)
- JESUS AT THE BIER (Luke vii. 13-15)
- JOHN'S DOUBTS AND CHRIST'S PRAISE (Luke vii. 18-28)
- GREATNESS IN THE KINGDOM (Luke vii. 28)
- THWARTING GOD'S PURPOSE (Luke vii. 30)
- A GLUTTONOUS MAN AND A WINEBIBBER (Luke vii. 34)
- THE TWO DEBTORS (Luke vii. 41-43)
- LOVE AND FORGIVENESS (Luke vii. 47)
- GO INTO PEACE (Luke vii. 50)
- THE MINISTRY OP WOMEN (Luke viii 2,3)
- ONE SEED AND DIVERSE SOILS (Luke viii. 4-15)
- SEED AMONG THORNS (Luke viii. 14)
- A MIRACLE WITHIN A MIRACLE (Luke viii. 43-48)
- CHRIST TO JAIRUS (Luke viii. 50)
- BREAD FROM HEAVEN (Luke ix. 10-17)
- CHRIST'S CROSS AND OURS (Luke ix. 18-27)
- PRAYER AND TRANSFIGURATION (Luke ix. 29)
- CHRIST HASTENING TO THE CROSS (Luke ix. 51)
- CHRIST'S MESSENGERS: THEIR EQUIPMENT AND WORK (Luke x. 1-11; 17-20)
- NEIGHBOURS FAR OFF (Luke x. 25-37)
- HOW TO PRAY (Luke xi. 1-13)
- THE PRAYING CHRIST (Luke xi. 1)
- THE RICH FOOL (Luke xii. 13-23)
- ANXIOUS ABOUT EARTH, OR EARNEST ABOUT THE KINGDOM (Luke xii. 22-31)
- STILLNESS IN STORM (Luke xii. 29)
- THE EQUIPMENT OF THE SERVANTS (Luke xii. 35-36)
- THE SERVANT-LORD (Luke xii. 37)
- SERVANTS AND STEWARDS HERE AND HEREAFTER (Luke xii. 37, 43, 44)
- FIRE ON EARTH (Luke xii. 49)
- ELIJAH COME AGAIN
- TRUE GREATNESS
- THE MAGNIFICAT
- ZACHARIAS'S HYMN
- THE DAYSPRING FROM ON HIGH
- I. The darkness.
- II. Now, note secondly, the dayspring, or dawn.
- III. Lastly, note the directing by the light.
- SHEPHERDS AND ANGELS
- WAS, IS, IS TO COME
- I. Note first, the three great moments.
- SIMEON'S SWAN-SONG
- I. The Old recognising and embracing the New.
- THE BOY IN THE TEMPLE
- I. That consciousness of Sonship.
- Now the second thought that I would suggest from these words is--
- II. The sweet 'must' of filial duty.
- III. The meek acceptance of the lowliest duties.
- JOHN THE PREACHER OF REPENTANCE
- JOHN'S WITNESS TO JESUS, AND GOD'S
- THE TEMPTATION
- PREACHING AT NAZARETH
- I. I note Christ's self-assertion.
- II. Secondly, note here our Lord's sad conception of humanity.
- A SABBATH IN CAPERNAUM
- INSTRUCTIONS FOR FISHERMEN
- I. The Law of Service.
- II. The Response.
- III. The result.
- FEAR AND FAITH
- II. That brings me to note, secondly, the mistaken cry of fear.
- III. Lastly, notice the right place for a sinful man.
- BLASPHEMER, OR--WHO?
- LAWS OF THE KINGDOM
- THREE CONDENSED PARABLES
- WORTHY-NOT WORTHY
- I. And, first, we have here the shallow plea of worthiness.
- JESUS AT THE BIER
- JOHN'S DOUBTS AND CHRIST'S PRAISE
- GREATNESS IN THE KINGDOM
- II. Notice the littleness of the great ones in the kingdom.
- THWARTING GOD'S PURPOSE
- III. Lastly, this thwarting brings self-inflicted harm.
- A GLUTTONOUS MAN AND A WINEBIBBER
- THE TWO DEBTORS
- I. There is, first of all, the common debt.
- II. Now notice the common insolvency.
- LOVE AND FORGIVENESS
- GO INTO PEACE
- I. The dismissal of the woman.
- II. Now, the second point I would suggest is--
- THE MINISTRY OF WOMEN
- ONE SEED AND DIVERSE SOILS
- SEED AMONG THORNS
- A MIRACLE WITHIN A MIRACLE
- CHRIST TO JAIRUS
- I. First, then, the word of cheer which sustains a staggering faith.
- III. So, lastly, the life-giving word of power.
- BREAD FROM HEAVEN
- THE LORD THAT HEALETH THEE'
- I. We all need healing.
- II. Christ can heal us all.
- III. Lastly, we are not all healed.
- CHRIST'S CROSS AND OURS
- PRAYER AND TRANSFIGURATION
- CHRIST HASTENING TO THE CROSS
- CHRIST'S MESSENGERS: THEIR EQUIPMENT AND WORK
- NEIGHBOURS FAR OFF
- HOW TO PRAY
- THE PRAYING CHRIST
- THE RICH FOOL
- ANXIOUS ABOUT EARTH, OR EARNEST ABOUT THE KINGDOM
- STILLNESS IN STORM
- THE EQUIPMENT OF THE SERVANTS
- I. The girded loins.
- II. Further, there are to be the burning lamps.
- III. Lastly, the waiting hearts.
- THE SERVANT-LORD
- II. Notice, the servants who are served and serve.
- III. Mark the earthly service which leads to the heavenly rest.
- SERVANTS AND STEWARDS HERE AND HEREAFTER
- I. The twofold attitude here enjoined.
- FIRE ON EARTH
- I. The fire which Christ longed to cast upon the earth.
- III. Lastly, what the world has to do to receive the fire.
- END OP VOL. I.
- VOLUME II: ST. LUKE _Chaps. XIII to XXIV_
- CONTENTS
- TRUE SABBATH OBSERVANCE (Luke xiii. 10-17)
- CHRIST'S MESSAGE TO HEROD (Luke xiii. 32, 33)
- THE LESSONS OF A FEAST (Luke xiv. 1-14)
- EXCUSES NOT REASONS (Luke xiv. 18)
- THE RASH BUILDER (Luke xiv. 28)
- THAT WHICH WAS LOST (Luke xv. 4, 8, 11)
- THE PRODIGAL AND HIS FATHER (Luke xv. 11-24)
- GIFTS TO THE PRODIGAL (Luke xv. 22, 23)
- THE FOLLIES OF THE WISE (Luke xvi. 8)
- TWO KINDS OF RICHES (Luke xvi. 10-12)
- THE GAINS OF THE FAITHFUL STEWARD (Luke xvi. 12)
- DIVES AND LAZARUS (Luke xvi. 19-31)
- MEMORY IN ANOTHER WORLD (Luke xvi 25)
- GOD'S SLAVES (Luke xvii. 9-10)
- WHERE ABE THE NINE? (Luke xvii. 11-19)
- THREE KINDS OF PRAYING (Luke xviii. 1-14)
- ENTERING THE KINGDOM (Luke xviii. 15-30)
- THE MAN THAT STOPPED JESUS (Luke xviii. 40-41)
- MELTED BY KINDNESS (Luke xix. 5)
- THE TRADING SERVANTS (Luke xix. 16, 18)
- THE REWARDS OF THE TRADING SERVANTS (Luke xix. 17,19)
- A NEW KIND OP KING (Luke xix. 37-48)
- TENANTS WHO WANTED TO BE OWNERS (Luke xx. 9-19)
- WHOSE IMAGE AND SUPERSCRIPTION? (Luke xx. 24)
- WHEN SHALL THESE THINGS BE? (Luke xxi. 20-36)
- THE LORD'S SUPPER (Luke xxii. 7-20)
- PARTING PROMISES AND WARNINGS (Luke xxii. 24-37)
- CHRIST'S IDEAL OF A MONARCH (Luke xxii. 25, 26)
- THE LONELY CHRIST (Luke xxii. 28)
- A GREAT FALL AND A GREAT RECOVERY (Luke xxii. 32)
- GETHSEMANY (Luke xxii. 39-58)
- THE CROSS THE VICTORY AND DEFEAT OF DARKNESS (Luke xxii. 53)
- IN THE HIGH PRIEST'S PALACE (Luke xxii. 54-71)
- CHRIST'S LOOK (Luke xxii. 61)
- A SOUL'S TRAGEDY (Luke xxiii. 9)
- JESUS AND PILATE (Luke xxiii. 13-26)
- WORDS FROM THE CROSS (Luke xxiii. 33-46)
- THE DYING THIEF (Luke xxiii. 42)
- THE FIRST EASTER SUNRISE (Luke xxiv. 1-12)
- THE LIVING DEAD (Luke xxiv. 5-6)
- DETAINING CHRIST (Luke xxiv. 28, 29)
- THE MEAL AT EMMAUS (Luke xxiv, 30, 31)
- PETER ALONE WITH JESUS (Luke xxiv. 34)
- THE TRIUMPHANT END (Luke xxiv. 36-53)
- CHRIST'S WITNESSES (Luke xxiv. 48,49)
- THE ASCENSION (Luke xxiv. 50, 51; Acts i. 9)
- TRUE SABBATH OBSERVANCE
- THE STRAIT GATE
- CHRIST'S MESSAGE TO HEROD
- I. First, then, note Christ's clear vision of His death.
- THE LESSONS OF A FEAST
- EXCUSES NOT REASONS
- II. Now, secondly, notice the flimsy excuses.
- III. Lastly, note the real reason.
- THE RASH BUILDER
- III. Further, note the failures.
- THE PRODIGAL AND HIS FATHER
- GIFTS TO THE PRODIGAL
- I. First, the Robe.
- II. The Ring.
- III. Further, 'Shoes on his feet.'
- IV. Lastly, the Feast.
- THE FOLLIES OF THE WISE
- III. Lastly, note the conclusive folly of the partially wise.
- TWO KINDS OF RICHES
- I. The Two Classes of Treasure.
- II. The Contrast between the Two.
- THE GAINS OF THE FAITHFUL STEWARD
- I wish to say a word or two, first, about
- Now let me ask you to notice--
- Now, further, let me ask you to look at
- DIVES AND LAZARUS
- MEMORY IN ANOTHER WORLD
- GOD'S SLAVES
- III. Finally, we note the higher view into which, by faith, we come.
- WHERE ARE THE NINE?
- THREE KINDS OP PRAYING
- II. The Pharisee and the publican.
- ENTERING THE KINGDOM
- THE MAN THAT STOPPED JESUS
- MELTED BY KINDNESS
- II. Then, further, notice the self-invited Guest.
- III. And so, lastly, notice the outcast melted by kindness.
- THE TRADING SERVANTS
- I. Notice the small capital that the servants receive to trade with.
- II. Observe the varying profits of the trading.
- III. Lastly, we have here the final declaration of profits.
- THE REWARDS OF THE TRADING SERVANTS
- II. Note the consequent littleness and greatness of this present.
- A NEW KIND OF KING
- TENANTS WHO WANTED TO BE OWNERS
- WHOSE IMAGE AND SUPERSCRIPTION?
- WHEN SHALL THESE THINGS BE?
- THE LORD'S SUPPER
- PARTING PROMISES AND WARNINGS
- THE LONELY CHRIST
- I. See then, here, the tempted Christ.
- II. See here the lonely Christ.
- III. See here the grateful Christ.
- A GREAT FALL AND A GREAT RECOVERY
- I. We have the Intercessor for tempted souls.
- II. Notice again the consequent re-illumination of eclipsed faith.
- GETHSEMANE
- THE CROSS THE VICTORY AND DEFEAT OF DARKNESS
- IN THE HIGH PRIEST'S PALACE
- CHRIST'S LOOK
- II. What the look did.
- A SOUL'S TRAGEDY
- JESUS AND PILATE
- I. The first weak attempt to be just.
- II. The second, weaker attempt.
- III. The final yielding.
- WORDS FROM THE CROSS
- THE DYING THIEF
- THE FIRST EASTER SUNRISE
- THE LIVING DEAD
- THE RISEN LORD'S SELF-REVELATION TO WAVERING DISCIPLES
- DETAINING CHRIST
- THE MEAL AT EMMAUS
- I confine myself quite simply to the three points of the narrative:--
- PETER ALONE WITH JESUS
- With regard to--
- I. The fact of the appearance itself.
- Now let us look at--
- II. The interview of which we know nothing.
- THE TRIUMPHANT END
- CHRIST'S WITNESSES
- I. The task of the Church.
- THE ASCENSION
- I. We have the aspect of the Ascension as an end.
- II. The Ascension as a beginning.
- And now there is the third aspect here of
- III. The Ascension as being the pledge of the return.
- END OF VOL. II.