An Upper Chamber.[249 L.J.]
The Mount of Olives.[264 L.J.]
Palace of the High Priest.[269 L.J.]
Pilate's Palace.[272 L.J.]
The Palace of Herod.[275 L.J.]
Pilate's Judgment Hall.[276 L.J.]
Golgotha (Calvary)[281 L.J.]
Joseph's Garden.[286 L.J.]

The Resurrection

The Village of Emmaus.[301 L.J.]
The Sea of Galilee.[307 L.J.]
The Mount of Ascension.[310 L.J.]
Trace out on the map on [381 L.J.] the first missionary journey of Paul.[376 L.J.]
Trace out on the map on [393 L.J.] Paul's second missionary journey.[392 L.J.]
Trace out on the map on [415 L.J.] Paul's third missionary journey.[417 L.J.]
Follow the route on [449 L.J.] of Paul's journey to Rome.[462 L.J.]

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PART IV
THE BIBLE IN LITERATURE
For Lovers of Literature

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"It is surely good that our youth, during the formative period, should have displayed to them, in a literary dress as brilliant as that of Greek literature, in lyrics which Pindar cannot surpass, in rhetoric as forcible as that of Demosthenes, or contemplative prose not inferior to Plato's--a people dominated by an utter passion for righteousness."

--Richard G. Moulton.

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