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EXPOSITIONS OF HOLY SCRIPTURE
ST. LUKE
ALEXANDER MACLAREN, D. D., Litt. D.
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)
'THE LORD THAT HEALETH THEE' (Luke ix. 11)
CHRIST'S CROSS AND OURS (Luke ix. 18-27)
PRAYER AND TRANSFIGURATION (Luke ix. 29)
'IN THE HOLY MOUNT' (Luke ix. 30, 31)
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
'There was, in the days of Herod the king of Judea, a certain priest named Zacharias, of the course of Abia: and his wife was of the daughters of Aaron, and her name was Elisabeth. 6.