Q. 40. And of the unjust steward. Luke xvi. 1 to 18. Q. 41. And of the rich man and Lazarus. Same ch Q. 42. What did he say when the apostles asked, Lord increase our faith? Luke xvii. 1 to 11.

Q. 43. For what were James and John reproved as he travelled through a village of Samaria? Luke ix. 51 to 56. and xvii. 12 to 19.

Q. 44. What did he say when he had arrived at Jerusalem and was asked when the kingdom of God should come? Same chap. to end.

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Q. 45. Repeat the parable of the importunate widLkue xviii. 1 to 14. And of the Pharisee and

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SECTION VII.

THE DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM PREDICTED.

Relate the cure of the blind man.-John ix. 1 to 28. And the conduct of the pharisees concerning it-to 33 Q. 1. What took place between him and some of the pharisees as he stood talking with the man?

Q. 2. How did Jesus show his likeness to a good shepherd? John x. 1 to 18.

Q. 3. What did the pharisees say when he insisted upon his unity with the Father?-John x. 22, to end. Repeat Genesis xlix. 10.

Q. 4. What took place beyond Jordan? (Same) Q. 5. What did he say of divorce when he had come again into Judea ?-Matthew xix. 1-12. Mark

X. 1-12.

Q. 6. What did he do when little children were brought to him?-Same places, also Luke xviii. 15-17 Q. 7. Relate what took place between him and the young ruler. (Same places continued.)

8. What said he to his disciples when the ruler went away?

Q. 9. Repeat the parable of the labourers and the vine-yard. Mat. xx. 1—16.

Q. 10.

was dead.

Q. 11.

What did Jesus do when he heard Lazarus
John xi. 1-16.

Relate his restoration of Lazarus-(Same). Q. 12. How did the Sanhedrim act on hearing it, and by whose advice?

Q. 13. Relate what Jesus said when in the way on his last journey to Jerusalem.-Mat. xxv. 17-28. Mark 32-48. Luke xviii, 31-34.

Q. 14. What occurred when he passed through Jericho? (Same places).

Q. 15.

1-10.

Whose house did he next enter? Luke xix.

Q. 16. What parable did he deliver while here ?→→ Same place.

Q. 17. What took place when he came to Bethany? John xii. 1-6, 11. Matthew xxvi. 6-13. Mark xiv. 3-9.

Q. 18. How did he enter Jerusalem at this time?Mat. xxi. 1-9. Mark xi. 1–10.

John xii. 12-19.

Luke xix. 29-4

Q. 19. Repeat Psalm cxviii. 26-Zech. ix. 9. Q. 20. What occurred when he came near and beheld the city? Mat. xxi. 10-16. Mark xi. 11. Luke xix. 41 to the end.

Q. 21. And what when he entered the temple? Q 22. What did Jesus say to the Greeks who came to the passover?-John xii. 20-36, and same places continued.

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Q. 23.

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What voice was heard when Jesus had pray

Q. 24. What prophecies were fulfilled in the continued unbelief of the Jews? John xii. See also Isaiah liii. 1. vi. 10.

Q. 25. What took place the next morning as they were coming from Bethany? Same places in Matthew and Mark continued.

Q. 26. What did he do when he again entered Jerusalem? Mark xi. 15-19. John xii. 44 to the end.

Q. 27. What took place as they returned to the city the next morning? Same in Mark xii. 1. Luke xx. 1

to 9. Mat. xxi. 20 to 32 on 42 verse refer to Psalm exviii. 22.

Q. 28. Relate the parable of the two sons.

And of the vineyard" let out" (Same continued). Q 29. Why did the chief priests and the scribes and pharisees seek to lay hands on him when he said this? Q. 30. Relate the parable of the marriage feast and the wedding garment? Mat. xxii. 1 to 14.

Q. 31. What took place between Jesus and those who sought to entangle him? Mat. xxii. 15 to 22, and en 42, 44 verses. Repeat Psalms cx. 1 to 4. Mark xii. 13 to 17. Luke xx. 20 to 26.

Q. 32.

What between him and the sadducees on the same day?-Same places continued.

Q. 33. What between him and the pharisees when they heard that he had silenced the sadducees? (Same places.)

Q. 34. With what did Jesus charge the scribes and pharisees? Mat. xxiii. 1 to 22-same places in Mark and Luke as before.

Q. 35. What woes did he pronounce upon them ?— Mat. xxiii. 23 to the end.

Q. 36. What did he say of Jerusalem? This city was situated about 25 miles west of Jordan, and 42 east of the Mediterranean. It was first called Salem, Gen. xiv. 18, and afterward Jebus. In the days of Solomon and the kings and after the captivity it was splendid and populous. It was divided into 4 parts: 1. Mount Zion, 9. the Lower City, 3. Mount Moriah, 4. the New City.

Q. 37. What did he say as he sat over against the treasury after this discourse was ended? Luke xxi. 1 to 4. Mark xii. 41 to the end.

Q. 38. What prediction did he utter when his disciples showed him the buildings of the temple. Mat. xxiv. 1 to 14. Mark xiii. 1 to 18. Luke xxi. 5 to 19.

Q. 39. When was it fulfilled? In the year 70 it was destroyed to its foundations, and even the ruins of the temple demolished by Titus, and about one million of Jews were killed in the city. Several fruitless attempts

were made to rebuild it-it was taken from the Mahometans by the crusaders in 1099, and kept under Latin kings until 1162 when it was lost. It is now a poor, thin ly peopled town, surrounded on all sides by a steep ascent and deep valley, containing about 12 or 14,000 inhabitants, and filled with ruins.

Q. 40. What were to be the signs of its approaching destruction;

Q. 41. What further signs did he give? Same places continued.

Q. 42. How were these fulfilled; That concerning wars was fulfilled in 1. That of the Jews and Gallileans against the Samaritans. 2. The Jews against the Romans. 3. Civil wars. The pestilence and famine as foretold by Agabus Acts xi. 28. Earthquakes in Crete, at Rome, Chios and Smyrna and Samos, mentioned by Tacitus and Suetonius; and one in Judea. Great signs from heaven and fearful sights. Josephus mentions that a star hung over the city like a sword-a great light in the temple-chariots and armies seen fighting in the clouds. One Jesus, 4 years before, came and cried night and day through the city, wo, wo to Jerusalem, for several years, and could not be made to desist-wo to the people, to the temple and to myself, he at last said, and fell down dead. Tacitus gives the same account.

SECTION VIII.

THE SAVIQUR BETRAyed.

Q. 1. When was it to happen? Same place. 2. Of what day was this destruction of Jerusa lem figurative? Mat, xxiv, 30. Repeat Daniel vij. 13 and 14.

.. 3. By what suggestions did he urge the neces sity of watchfulness? (Same places)

Q4Repeat the parable of the ten virgins. Mat. XXV, 1 to 13.

Q. 5

And of the talents. (Same place.) Q6 Give his description of the last judgment. do. 7. When he had ended these discourses, where did he go and when did he return? Luke xxi. 37.

Q. 8. What was done when the passover drew near? This was, it is supposed, the 4th passover, A. D. 33. Some have thought the 5th. Mat. xxvi, 1 to 5. Mark xiv. 1, 2, 01 and 11. Luke xxi. 37 to end, and xxii. 1 to 6.

Q. 9.

What did Judas propose? Repeat Zecha riah xi. 12. Q. 10.

Where and for what purpose did Jesus send two of his disciples. Same places continued.

Q. 11. What took place in the evening when he for the last time came to Jerusalem? John xiii. 1, then Luke xxii. 15.

Q. 12. What took place when supper was ready?John xiii. 2. then Luke xxii. 24, and then John xiii. 3 to Luke xxii. 25 to 27. John xiii, to 17.

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Q. 13. What did Jesus say while they were eating the passover? Luke xxii. 28 to 30. John xiii. 18.Mat. xxvi. 21. Mark xiv. 18. Luke xxii. 21. John xiii. 2 to 18. Repeat psalm xli. 9.

Q. 14. What did the disciples do when they heard this? Mat. xxvi. 22 23. Mark xiv. 19 20. Luke xxii. 23 to 26.

Q. 15.

What answer did Jesus give to Judas, and and what occurred immediately after? Verse 25, and John xiii. 27 to 30.

Q. 16.

What did Jesus say to them after Judas had gone out? John xiii. 31 to end. Q. 17. What did he do at the sover? Mat. xxvi. 26 to 30.

Luke xxii. 19 and 20.

Luke xxii. $1 to 34.

conclusion of the pasMark xiv. 22 to 26.

Q. 18. What did he say to his disciples before he quitted the guest-chamber? Luke xxii. 35 to $8. John xiv. 1 to 14.

Q. 19. What further instructions did he give them? John xiv. 15 to the end.