Part III

[The Minister]

  1. [The Friend of Men] Sections [223]-[229]. Pages [219]-[225]
    1. Section [223.] The contrast between Jesus' attitude and John's towards common social life.
    2. [224.] Contrast with the scribes.
    3. [225], [226.] His interest in simple manhood.
    4. [227.] Regard for human need. 228, 229. Sensitiveness to human sympathy.
  2. [The Teacher with Authority] Sections [230]-[241]. Pages [226]-[237]
    1. Section [230.] Contrast between Jesus and the scribes.
    2. [231.] His appeal to the conscience. His attitude to the Old Testament.
    3. [234.] His teaching occasional.
    4. [235.] The patience of his method.
    5. [236.] His use of illustration.
    6. [237.] Parable.
    7. [238.] Irony and hyperbole.
    8. [239.] Object lessons.
    9. [240.] Jesus' intellectual superiority.
    10. [241.] His chief theme, the kingdom of God.
  3. [Jesus' Knowledge of Truth] Sections [242]-[251]. Pages [238]-[248]
    1. Sections [242], [243.] Jesus' supernatural knowledge.
    2. [244.] His predictions of his death.
    3. [245.] Of his resurrection.
    4. [246.] His apocalyptic predictions.
    5. [247], [248.] Limitation of his knowledge.
    6. [249], [250.] Jesus and demoniac possession.
    7. [251.] His certainty of his own mission.
  4. [Jesus' Conception of Himself] Sections [252]-[275]. Pages [249]-[269].
    1. Section [252.] Jesus' confidence in his calling.
    2. [253.] His independence in teaching.
    3. [254.] His self-assertions in response to pharisaic criticism.
    4. [255.] His desire to beget faith in himself. 256,257. His extraordinary personal claim.
    5. [258.] His acceptance of Messianic titles. 259-266. The Son of Man. 267-269. The Son of God.
    6. [270], [271.] His consciousness of oneness with God.
    7. [272.] His confession of dependence; his habit of prayer.
    8. [273.] No confession of sin.
    9. [274], [275.] The Word made flesh.

[Appendix]

[Index of Names and Subjects]

[Index of Biblical References]

[Map of Palestine]

Part I