"Why beholdest thou mote in brother's eye? beam in thine own, &c. [Matt. vii. 3-5.] .. "Good tree bringeth not corrupt fruit, every tree known by its fruit; [Matt. xii. 33.] not of thorns, figs; nor of brambles, grapes

Good man, out of good treasure of his heart, &c. [Matt. xii. 35.] evil man, of evil treasure, of abundance of heart, mouth speaketh [Matt. xii. 34.]

"Why call ye me Lord, and do not things I say [Matt. vii. 21.] "Whoso cometh to me and heareth is like

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"Man which built house on rock, &c. He that heareth not, upon the earth; stream beat, &c. [Luke xi. 14.]

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ing, "I am not worthy thou shouldest enter under my foof; neither I worthy to come to thee, but say in a word, &c. I a man set under authority" &c. Jesus marvelled, "I have not found so great faith, no, not in Israel." They that were sent returned, and found servant whole [Matt. viii. 5.] The day after,went into city,Nain-when he came nigh, dead man carried out, only son of mother, a widow. The Lord had compassion, "Weep not," touched the bier and said, "Young man, arise," [Matt. viii. 5. 13.] He that was dead sat up and began to speak

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as he sat at meat, a woman, a sinner, brought alabaster box of ointment; washed his feet with her tears, &c. and anointed with the ointment. The Pharisee, who had bidden him, said, "This man, if a prophet, would have known who, and what man. ner of woman this is" &c. Jesus answering, said, "Simon, I have somewhat to say to thee." He saith, "Master, say on." Parable. "A certain creditor

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had two debtors; the one-owed five hundred pence, the other fifty when they had nothing to pay, he frankly forgave both; which will love him most" Simon answered, "He to whom he forgave most." Jesus said, "Thou hast rightly judged "Seest thou this woman? thou gavest me no water; she hath washed my feet with tears, &c. thou gavest me no kiss; she hath not ceased to kiss my feet. My head, with oil, thou didst not anoint, this woman hath anointed my feet, &c. "Her sins, which are many, are forgiven, for, &c. to whom little forgiven, he loveth little "He said to her, Thy sins are forgiven thee "

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is this that forgiveth sins also?" "He said to the woman, "Thy faith

hath saved thee; go in peace." Afterwards, Jesus went through every city and village, showing glad tidings of the kingdom of God; the twelve were with

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