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<p> [['''Parables]] [[In]] [[Old]] [[Testament''']] </p> <p> [[Trees]] choosing a king. &nbsp;Judges 9:7-15. </p> <p> Samson's riddle. &nbsp;Judges 14:14. </p> <p> [[Nathan]] and the eve lamb. &nbsp;2 Samuel 12:1-6. </p> <p> Woman of Tekoah. &nbsp;2 Samuel 14:6-11. </p> <p> Escaped prisoner. &nbsp;1 Kings 20:35-40. </p> <p> [[Thistle]] and cedar. &nbsp;2 Kings 14:9. </p> <p> The vine. &nbsp;Psalms 80:8-16. </p> <p> Vineyard. &nbsp;Isaiah 6:1-7. </p> <p> [[Eagle]] and vine. &nbsp;Ezekiel 17:3-10. </p> <p> Lion's whelps. &nbsp;Ezekiel 19:2-9. </p> <p> [[Boiling]] pot. &nbsp;Ezekiel 24:3-5. </p> <p> [[Cedar]] in Lebanon. &nbsp;Ezekiel 31:3-18. </p> <p> ''' [[Miracles]] [[In]] [[Old]] [[Testament''']] </p> <p> [[Enoch]] translated. &nbsp;Genesis 5:24 : &nbsp;Hebrews 11:5. </p> <p> The flood. &nbsp;Genesis 7:11-24. </p> <p> [[Sodom]] and [[Gomorrah]] destroyed. &nbsp;Genesis 19:24. </p> <p> Lot's wife made a salt pillar. &nbsp;Genesis 19:26. </p> <p> [[Burning]] bush. &nbsp;Exodus 3:2-4. </p> <p> Aaron's rod. &nbsp;Exodus 7:10-12. </p> <p> Ten plagues of Egypt, &nbsp;Exodus 7:1 to &nbsp;Exodus 12:51 : </p> <p> [[Waters]] turned to blood. &nbsp;Exodus 7:19-25. </p> <p> Frogs. &nbsp;Exodus 8:6-14. </p> <p> Lice. &nbsp;Exodus 8:17-18. </p> <p> Flies. &nbsp;Exodus 8:24. </p> <p> Murrain, (cattle plague). &nbsp;Exodus 9:3-6. </p> <p> Boils. &nbsp;Exodus 9:8-11. </p> <p> Thunder, hail, etc. &nbsp;Exodus 9:22-26. </p> <p> Locusts. &nbsp;Exodus 10:12-19. </p> <p> Darkness. &nbsp;Exodus 10:21-29. </p> <p> Death of the firstborn. &nbsp;Exodus 12:29-30. </p> <p> [[Crossing]] of the Red Sea. &nbsp;Exodus 14:21-31. </p> <p> Marah's waters sweetened. &nbsp;Exodus 15:23-25. </p> <p> [[Giving]] the manna. &nbsp;Exodus 16:14-35. </p> <p> [[Water]] from the rock at Horeb. &nbsp;Exodus 17:5-7. </p> <p> [[Nadab]] and Abihu. &nbsp;Leviticus 10:1-2. </p> <p> Fart of [[Israel]] burned. &nbsp;Numbers 11:1-3. </p> <p> [[Korah]] and his company. &nbsp;Numbers 16:32. </p> <p> Aaron's rod budding. &nbsp;Numbers 17:1, etc. </p> <p> Water from the rock. Meribah. &nbsp;Numbers 20:7-11. </p> <p> Brazen serpent. &nbsp;Numbers 21:8-9. </p> <p> Balaam's ass speaks. &nbsp;Numbers 22:21-35. </p> <p> River [[Jordan]] crossed. &nbsp;Joshua 3:14-17. </p> <p> [[Walls]] of [[Jericho]] fall. &nbsp;Joshua 6:6-20. </p> <p> Jeroboam's hand withered. &nbsp;1 Kings 13:4; &nbsp;1 Kings 13:6. </p> <p> Widow's meal and oil increased. &nbsp;1 Kings 17:14-16. </p> <p> Widow's son raised. &nbsp;1 Kings 17:17-24. </p> <p> [[Elijah]] calls fire from heaven. &nbsp;1 Kings 18:28. </p> <p> Ahaziah's captains consumed by fire. &nbsp;2 Kings 1:10-12. </p> <p> Jordan divided by Elijah and Elisha. &nbsp;2 Kings 2:7-8; &nbsp;2 Kings 2:14. </p> <p> Elijah carried to heaven, &nbsp;2 Kings 2:11. </p> <p> Waters of Jericho healed. &nbsp;2 Kings 2:21-22 </p> <p> The widow's oil multiplied. &nbsp;2 Kings 4:2-7. </p> <p> Shunammite's son raised. &nbsp;2 Kings 4:32-37. </p> <p> [[Naaman]] and Gehazi. &nbsp;2 Kings 5:10-27. </p> <p> The iron axe-head swims. &nbsp;2 Kings 6:5-7. </p> <p> [[Syrian]] army's blindness. &nbsp;2 Kings 6:18; &nbsp;2 Kings 6:20. </p> <p> [[Dead]] man raised. &nbsp;2 Kings 13:21. </p> <p> Sennacherib's army destroyed. &nbsp;2 Kings 19:35. </p> <p> Sun-dial of Ahaz. &nbsp;2 Kings 20:9-11. </p> <p> [[Uzziah]] struck with leprosy. &nbsp;2 Chronicles 26:16-21. </p> <p> Shadrach, Meshach, [[Abednego]] in the furnace. &nbsp;Daniel 3:19-27. </p> <p> Daniel in the den of lions. &nbsp;Daniel 6:16-28. </p> <p> Jonah and a great fish. &nbsp;Jonah 2:1-10. </p> <p> ''' [[Parables]] [[In]] [[The]] [[Gospels''']] </p> <p> '''1. Found in Matthew only (and not found in any other Gospel).—2.''' </p> <p> The tares. &nbsp;Matthew 13:1-24. </p> <p> [[Hid]] treasure. &nbsp;Matthew 13:44. </p> <p> [[Pearl]] of great price. &nbsp;Matthew 13:46. </p> <p> Dragnet. &nbsp;Matthew 13:47-48. </p> <p> [[Unmerciful]] servant. &nbsp;Matthew 18:23-34. </p> <p> Laborers in the vineyard. &nbsp;Matthew 20:1-16. </p> <p> The two sons. &nbsp;Matthew 21:28-32. </p> <p> Marriage of king's son. &nbsp;Matthew 22:1-14. </p> <p> Ten virgins. &nbsp;Matthew 25:1-13. </p> <p> Ten talents. &nbsp;Matthew 25:14-30. </p> <p> Sheep and goats. &nbsp;Matthew 25:31-46. </p> <p> '''2. Found in Mark only.—2.''' </p> <p> The seed. &nbsp;Mark 4:26-29. </p> <p> Householder. &nbsp;Mark 13:34-36. </p> <p> '''3. Found in Luke only.—17.''' </p> <p> Two debtors. &nbsp;Luke 7:41-43. </p> <p> Good Samaritan. &nbsp;Luke 10:25-37. </p> <p> Friend at midnight. &nbsp;Luke 11:5-8. </p> <p> Rich fool. &nbsp;Luke 12:16-21. </p> <p> [[Servants]] watching. &nbsp;Luke 12:35-40. </p> <p> The servant on trial. &nbsp;Luke 12:42-48. </p> <p> [[Barren]] fig tree. &nbsp;Luke 13:6-9. </p> <p> Great supper. &nbsp;Luke 14:16-24. </p> <p> Tower and warring king. &nbsp;Luke 14:28-33. </p> <p> The lost silver. &nbsp;Luke 15:8-10. </p> <p> Prodigal (lost) son. &nbsp;Luke 15:11-32. </p> <p> The shrewd steward. &nbsp;Luke 16:1-8. </p> <p> Rich man and Lazarus. &nbsp;Luke 16:19-31. </p> <p> [[Unprofitable]] servants. &nbsp;Luke 17:7-10. </p> <p> Unjust Judge. &nbsp;Luke 18:1-8. </p> <p> [[Pharisee]] and publican. &nbsp;Luke 18:9-14. </p> <p> Ten pounds. &nbsp;Luke 19:12-27. </p> <p> '''4. In Matthew and Luke only.—3.''' </p> <p> House on rock and sand. &nbsp;Matthew 7:24-27; &nbsp;Luke 6:48-49. </p> <p> The leaven. &nbsp;Matthew 13:33; &nbsp;Luke 13:20. </p> <p> Lost sheep. &nbsp;Matthew 18:12; &nbsp;Luke 15:3-7. </p> <p> '''5. In Matthew, Mark and Luke only.—7.''' </p> <p> Light under a bushel. &nbsp;Matthew 5:15 : &nbsp;Mark 4:21; &nbsp;Luke 8:16. </p> <p> Cloth and garment. &nbsp;Matthew 9:16; &nbsp;Mark 2:21; &nbsp;Luke 5:36. </p> <p> Wine and bottles. &nbsp;Matthew 9:17 : &nbsp;Mark 2:22; &nbsp;Luke 5:37. </p> <p> The sower. &nbsp;Matthew 13:1-58; &nbsp;Mark 4:1-41; &nbsp;Luke 8:1-56. </p> <p> [[Mustard]] seed. &nbsp;Matthew 13:1-58; &nbsp;Mark 4:1-41; &nbsp;Luke 13:1-35. </p> <p> [[Wicked]] husbandmen. &nbsp;Matthew 21:1-46; &nbsp;Mark 12:1-44; &nbsp;Luke 20:1-47. </p> <p> The fig tree and the trees. &nbsp;Matthew 24:1-51; &nbsp;Mark 13:1-37; &nbsp;Luke 21:1-38. </p> <p> ''' [[Miracles]] [[In]] [[The]] [[New]] [[Testament''']] </p> <p> [['''A.]] In the Gospels.''' </p> <p> '''1. Found in Matthew only (not in any other Gospel).—3.''' </p> <p> Two blind men see. &nbsp;Matthew 9:27-31. </p> <p> [[Dumb]] demoniac. &nbsp;Matthew 9:32-33. </p> <p> Money (shekel) in the fish. &nbsp;Matthew 17:24-27. </p> <p> '''2. Found in Mark only.—2.''' </p> <p> [[Deaf]] and dumb cured. &nbsp;Mark 7:31-37. </p> <p> Blind man made to see. &nbsp;Mark 8:22-26. </p> <p> '''3. Found in Luke only.—6.''' </p> <p> [[Draught]] of fishes. &nbsp;Luke 5:1-11. </p> <p> [[Raising]] widow's son. &nbsp;Luke 7:11-15. </p> <p> Infirm woman healed. &nbsp;Luke 13:11-15. </p> <p> [[Dropsy]] cured. &nbsp;Luke 14:1-6. </p> <p> Ten lepers cleansed. &nbsp;Luke 17:11-19. </p> <p> Malchus' ear healed. &nbsp;Luke 22:50-51. </p> <p> '''4. Found in John only.—6.''' </p> <p> Water made wine at Cana. &nbsp;John 2:1-11. </p> <p> Nobleman's son healed. &nbsp;John 4:46-54. </p> <p> [[Impotent]] man at Bethesda. &nbsp;John 5:1-9. </p> <p> [[Sight]] to man born blind. &nbsp;John 9:1-7. </p> <p> [[Lazarus]] raised to life. &nbsp;John 11:38-44. </p> <p> Draught of 153 fishes. &nbsp;John 21:1-14. </p> <p> '''5. In Matthew and Mark only.—3.''' </p> <p> Syrophœnician's daughter. &nbsp;Matthew 15:1-39; &nbsp;Mark 7:1-37. </p> <p> Four thousand fed. &nbsp;Matthew 15:1-39; &nbsp;Mark 8:1-38. </p> <p> [[Withered]] fig tree. &nbsp;Matthew 21:1-46; &nbsp;Mark 11:1-33. </p> <p> '''6. In Matthew and Luke only.—2.''' </p> <p> Centurion's servant. &nbsp;Matthew 8:1-34; &nbsp;Luke 7:1-50. </p> <p> Blind and dumb demoniac. &nbsp;Matthew 12:1-50 : &nbsp;Luke 11:1-54. </p> <p> '''7. In Mark and Luke only.—2.''' </p> <p> [[Demoniac]] in synagogue. &nbsp;Mark 1:1-45; &nbsp;Luke 4:1-44. </p> <p> The ascension of Jesus. &nbsp;Mark 16:19 : &nbsp;Luke 24:51; (&nbsp;Acts 1:9-10.) </p> <p> '''8. In Matthew, Mark and Luke only.—10.''' </p> <p> Peter's mother-in-law. &nbsp;Matthew 8:1-34; &nbsp;Mark 1:1-45; &nbsp;Luke 4:1-44. </p> <p> [[Storm]] stilled. &nbsp;Matthew 8:1-34; &nbsp;Mark 4:1-41; &nbsp;Luke 8:1-56; [[Devils]] at Gadara. &nbsp;Matthew 8:1-34; &nbsp;Mark 5:1-43; &nbsp;Luke 8:1-56. </p> <p> [[Leper]] cured. &nbsp;Matthew 8:1-34; &nbsp;Mark 2:1-28; &nbsp;Luke 5:1-39. </p> <p> Jairus' daughter. &nbsp;Matthew 9:1-38; &nbsp;Mark 5:1-43; &nbsp;Luke 8:1-56. </p> <p> Woman's issue of blood. &nbsp;Matthew 9:1-38; &nbsp;Mark 5:1-43; &nbsp;Luke 8:1-56. </p> <p> [[Palsy]] cured. &nbsp;Matthew 9:1-38; &nbsp;Mark 2:1-28; &nbsp;Luke 5:1-39. </p> <p> Withered hand. &nbsp;Matthew 12:1-50; &nbsp;Mark 3:1-35; &nbsp;Luke 6:1-49. </p> <p> Demoniac child. &nbsp;Matthew 17:1-27; &nbsp;Mark 9:1-50; &nbsp;Luke 9:1-62. </p> <p> Blind of Jericho. &nbsp;Matthew 20:1-34; &nbsp;Mark 10:1-52; &nbsp;Luke 18:1-43. </p> <p> '''9. In Matthew, Mark and John only.—1''' </p> <p> [[Walking]] on the sea. &nbsp;Matthew 14:1-36; &nbsp;Mark 6:1-56; &nbsp;John 6:1-71. </p> <p> '''10. In all the Gospels.—2.''' </p> <p> Five thousand fed. &nbsp;Matthew 14:1-36; &nbsp;Mark 6:1-56; &nbsp;Luke 9:1-62; &nbsp;John 6:1-71. </p> <p> Jesus' resurrection. &nbsp;Matthew 28:1-20; &nbsp;Mark 16:1-20; &nbsp;Luke 24:1-53; &nbsp;John 20:1-31; (&nbsp;Acts 1:1-26). </p> <p> [['''B.]] Miracles in the Acts.—16.''' </p> <p> Pentecostal tongues. &nbsp;Acts 2:1-4. </p> <p> [[Lame]] man healed. &nbsp;Acts 3:2-10. </p> <p> [[Ananias]] and Sapphira. &nbsp;Acts 5:1-10. </p> <p> Angel opens the prison. &nbsp;Acts 5:19. </p> <p> [[Unclean]] spirits cast out. &nbsp;Acts 8:6-7. </p> <p> Saul's conversion. &nbsp;Acts 9:3-18. </p> <p> [[Eneas]] healed by Peter. &nbsp;Acts 9:32-34. </p> <p> [[Dorcas]] raised to life. &nbsp;Acts 9:36-41. </p> <p> Angel delivers Peter. &nbsp;Acts 12:4-12. </p> <p> [[Elymas]] struck blind. &nbsp;Acts 13:8-11. </p> <p> Lame man at Lystra. &nbsp;Acts 14:8-10. </p> <p> Evil spirit cast out. &nbsp;Acts 16:16-18. </p> <p> [[Prison]] opened at Philippi. &nbsp;Acts 16:25-31. </p> <p> [[Eutychus]] restored. &nbsp;Acts 20:9-12. </p> <p> [[Viper]] from Paul's hand. &nbsp;Acts 28:3-6. </p> <p> Father of [[Publius]] healed. &nbsp;Acts 28:8-9. </p> <p> ''' [[Table]] [[Of]] [[Time''']] </p> <p> '''Hebrew divisions of the day.''' </p> <p> Civil day = from sunset one evening to sunset the next evening. </p> <p> '''Night [[Watches]] (Ancient).''' </p> <p> First watch (&nbsp;Lamentations 2:19), to about 10 or 11 p.m. </p> <p> Second watch (&nbsp;Judges 7:19), to about 2 a.m. </p> <p> Third (morning) watch (&nbsp;Exodus 14:24), to sunrise. </p> <p> '''Night Watches (New Testament).''' </p> <p> First watch (evening), sunset to 9 p.m. </p> <p> Second watch (midnight), 9 to 12 p.m. </p> <p> Third watch (cockcrowing), 12 to 3 a.m. </p> <p> Fourth watch (morning), 3 to sunrise. </p> <p> [['''The]] [[Year.''']] </p> <p> The [[Hebrew]] ''sacred'' year began with the Passover; the ''civil'' year with the feast of Trumpets. (See page 158.) </p> <p> [['''Day]] [[Divisions.—Roman]] [[Time.''']] </p> <p> '''(New Testament.)''' </p> <p> The natural day (from sunrise to sunset), the Romans divided into twelve equal parts. The following table shows the approximate beginning of each of the twelve hours; equal in midsummer to 1¼, and in midwinter to ¾, of one of our hours. </p> <table> <tr> <td> <p> Roman Hour. </p> </td> <td> <p> In Midsummer Began </p> </td> <td> <p> In Midwinter Began </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> 1st hour. </p> </td> <td> <p> about 4.30 a.m. </p> </td> <td> <p> about 7.30 a.m. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> 2nd " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 5.45 " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 8.15 " </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> 3rd " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 7. " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 9. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> 4th " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 8.15 " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 9.45 " </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> 5th " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 9.30 " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 10.30 " </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> 6th " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 10.45 " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 11.15 " </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> 7th " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 12. [[M.]] </p> </td> <td> <p> " 12. [[M.]] </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> 8th " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 1.15 p.m. </p> </td> <td> <p> " 12.45 p.m. </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> 9th " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 2.30 " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 1.30 " </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> 10th " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 3.45 " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 2.15 " </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> 11th " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 5. " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 3. " </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> 12th " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 6.15 " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 3.45 " </p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <p> Day ends. </p> </td> <td> <p> " 7.30 " </p> </td> <td> <p> " 4.30 " </p> </td> </tr> </table>

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