The Cross was the banner, under which madmen assembled to glut the earth with blood.
— Vide, Chap. 18
GORDON PRESS
NEW YORK
1977
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ACCOUNT OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE AND THEIR PROPHETS.—INQUIRY INTO THE PROPHECIES RELATING TO JESUS. |
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| CHAPTER II. |
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THE BIRTH OF JESUS. |
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| CHAPTER III. |
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ADORATION OF THE MAGI AND SHEPHERDS.—MASSACRE OF THE INNOCENTS;—AND OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES, WHICH FOLLOWED THE BIRTH OF JESUS. |
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| CHAPTER IV. |
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BAPTISM OF JESUS.— HIS ABODE IN THE DESERT.—COMMENCEMENT OF HIS PREACHING AND MIRACLE.— MARRIAGE AT CANA. |
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JOURNEY OF JESUS TO JERUSALEM.—THE SELLERS DRIVEN OUT OF THE TEMPLE.—CONFERENCE WITH NICODEMUS. |
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ADVENTURE OF JESUS WITH THE FEMALE SAMARITAN.—HIS JOURNEY AND MIRACLES IN THE COUNTRY OF THE GERASENES. |
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| CHAPTER VII. |
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JESUS CURES TWO PERSONS POSSESSED WITH DEVILS.—MIRACLE OF THE SWINE.—WONDERS PERFORMED BY JESUS TILL THE END OF THE FIRST YEAR OF HIS MISSION. |
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OF WHAT JESUS DID AT JERUSALEM DURING THE SECOND PASSOVER IN HIS MISSION. |
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JESUS WORKS NEW MIRACLES.—ELECTION OF THE TWELVE APOSTLES. |
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SERMON ON THE MOUNT.—SUMMARY OF THE MORALITY OF JESUS.—OBSERVATIONS ON THAT MORALITY. |
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ACTIONS AND PARABLES OF JESUS.—ENTERPRIZE OF HIS RELATIONS AGAINST HIM.—JOURNEY TO NAZARETH, AND THE SUCCESS JESUS HAD THERE. |
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MISSION OF THE APOSTLES.—THE INSTRUCTIONS JESUS GAVE THEM.—MIRACLES WROUGHT UNTIL THE END OF THE SECOND YEAR OF HIS OWN MISSION. |
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JESUS REPASSES INTO GALLILEE ABOUT THE TIME OF THE THIRD PASSOVER IN HIS MISSION.—WHAT HE DID UNTIL THE TIME HE LEFT IT. |
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JESUS SHOWS HIMSELF AT JERUSALEM.—HE IS FORCED TO LEAVE IT.—RESURRECTION OF LAZARUS.—TRIUMPHANT ENTRY OF JESUS.—HIS RETREAT TO THE GARDEN OF OLIVES.—THE LORD'S SUPPER.—HE IS ARRESTED. |
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| CHAPTER XV. |
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TRIAL AND CONDEMNATION OF JESUS.—HIS PUNISHMENT AND DEATH. |
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RESURRECTION OF JESUS.—HIS CONDUCT UNTIL HIS ASCENSION.—EXAMINATION OF THE PROOFS OF THE RESURRECTION. |
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GENERAL REFLECTIONS ON THE LIFE OF JESUS.—PREACHING OF THE APOSTLES.—CONVERSION OF ST. PAUL.— ESTABLISHMENT OF CHRISTIANITY.—PERSECUTION IT SUFFERS.—CAUSES OF ITS PROGRESS. |
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| CHAPTER XVIII. |
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ACCOUNT OF CHRISTIANITY FROM CONSTANTINE TO THE PRESENT TIME. |
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