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Observations on Our Lord's Conduct as a Divine Instructor: and on the Excellence of His Moral Character

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William Newcome

University Press, 1853 - 430 pages

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ON THE MATTER OF OUR LORDS INSTRUCTIONS	1

ciently admired and adored But in the Gospels	10

What he teaches of good and evil spirits	11

Whether any of his moral precepts are new	19

Whether his teaching is defective	35

Of the obligation motives and means to	42

Of the authority with which he spake	48

Of the beauties which sometimes occur in his dis	72

PART II	279

Of his benevolence	293

Of his compassion	303

Of his temperance	310

Of his meekness	317

Of his humility	327

Of his fortitude	340

Of his veracity	364

That his instructions frequently sprang out of	79

That he showed a knowledge of mens secret	91

Of his wisdom in difficult circumstances and	102

That incidents sometimes very slight and ques	108

That our Lord sometimes instructed by	126

CHAPTER III	139

and of some other proofs	239

Why our Lord sometimes concealed his Messiah	264

Of his natural affection	373

Of his friendships	381

Of his prudence	388

A recapitulation of his character	396

CONTENTS	405

CHAPTER III	411

CHAPTER IV	420

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Title	Observations on Our Lord's Conduct as a Divine Instructor: and on the Excellence of His Moral Character
Author	William Newcome
Publisher	University Press, 1853
Original from	the Bavarian State Library
Digitized	18 Jan 2010
Length	430 pages

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