Lectures explanatory of the Diatessaron, or the History of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, collected from the four Gospels, etc. [By J. D. Macbride.]

J. H. Parker, 1835 - 443 pages

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

On Harmonies	34

On the genuineness credibility and inspiration of the Gospels	43

On the Text of the Gospels	49

On the Language of the New Testament	63

On the Versions of the New Testament	69

On the Geography of the Holy Land	80

LECTURES ON THE DIATESSARON PART I	109

The cure of the centurions servant at the request of his master	225

Jesus cures a demoniac and being accused of confederacy with	231

He teaches the people Luke xii	237

Jesus stills a tempest on the lake Matt viii Mark iv Luke viii	244

seeing Jesus Matt xiv Luke ix	254

Jesus gives offence to the Pharisees by condemning their neglect	261

Peter repeats his confession that Jesus is the Messiah Matt xvi	268

Jesus on his descent cures a demoniac whom his disciples were	275

The preexistence divinity incarnation and manifestation of the glory of the Logos or onlybegotten Son of God John i	110

The conception of Elizabeth Luke i	117

Gabriels Salutation of the Virgin Mary	119

Mary visits her cousin Elizabeth	120

The birth of John the Baptist	122

The angel informs Joseph of the miraculous immaculate concep tion of his virgin bride of the predicted Saviour Matt i	123

The birth at Bethlehem of our Lord Jesus Christ Luke ii	125

The two genealogies of our Saviour Matt i Luke iii	126

The infant Saviour receives the homage of shepherds Luke ii	128

Circumcision and presentation of Christ in the Temple	132

The Eastern Magi bring offerings as an homage to the newborn King of the Jews Joseph by divine direction conducts the Virgin and her Son into Eg...	134

Jesus when twelve years of age questions and answers	137

Jesus converses with two of his disciples who are walking	141

The Ministry of John the Baptist Matt iii Mark i Luke iii	146

PART II	155

The testimony of the Baptist to Jesus John i	162

PART III	177

John again bears testimony to the superiority of Jesus John iii	187

He cures at a distance the son of an officer of Herods court	193

PART IV	203

The appointment of the twelve Apostles Matt xii Mark iii	214

Jesus sends forth the seventy Luke x	282

Jesus restores the sight of a man born blind John ix	288

the example of a benevolent Samaritan Luke x	290

Jesus dines with a Pharisee on the Sabbath and relates	297

Jesus declares the power of faith and that the most perfect	306

Jesus attends the feast of the Dedication but declaring himself	312

Jesus again foretells his death Matt xx Mark x Luke xviii	322

The mother of James and John begs for them the highest places	323

Jesus proceeds from Jericho to Bethany where he is enter	329

He sharply reproves the Scribes and Pharisees and finally	347

Description of the day of judgment Matt xxv	355

Supper being ready the Apostles having again contended	362

Jesus foretels the fall and recovery of Peter Matt xxvi Mark	366

The last discourse of Jesus in which he comforts his disciples	385

Our Saviours agony Matt xxvi Mark xiv Luke xxii	393

Jesus is brought before Pilate the governor Matt xxvii Luke	400

Jesus is led away to be crucified Matt xxvii Luke xxiii	406

PART VII	419

The guard bear testimony before the rulers to the fact of	425

Jesus shows himself the same evening to his Apostles who	429

Jesus instructs his Apostles who had now returned to Jeru	438

Pealkiri	Lectures explanatory of the Diatessaron, or the History of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, collected from the four Gospels, etc. [By J. D. Macbride.]
Contributor	John David MACBRIDE
Publisher	J. H. Parker, 1835
Original from	British Library
Digitized	31 mär. 2015
Length	443 pages

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