NAZARETH RE-VISITED , or The Life and Work of Jesus Christ (1850 years
ago) EXHIBITED ANEW, in harmony with The Scriptures of Moses and the Prophets,
to which Jesus appealed as THE WORD OF GOD. By Robert Roberts Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter I. Christ a Reality
Chapter II. Christ's Place in History
Chapter III.
The necessity for Christ in the Divine Scheme of History
Chapter IV.
Preparation
Chapter V. John the Baptist's Work
Chapter VI. Mary at Nazareth
Chapter VII.
Bethlehem
Chapter VIII.
Childhood
Chapter IX. From Childhood to Manhood
Chapter X. In Preparation for Public Life
Chapter XI.
On the Banks of the Jordan and in the Wilderness
Chapter XII.
From the Wilderness to Cana of Galilee
Chapter XIII. The first visit to Jerusalem -- Nicodemus
Chapter XIV. To Galilee -- through Samaria via Jacob's Well
Chapter XV.
From Jacob's Well to Capernaum via Cana and Nazareth
Chapter XVI. From Capernaum to the Scene of the Sermon on the Mount
Chapter XVII. The "Sermon on the Mount"
Chapter XVIII.
From the Sermon on the Mount to the first tempest on the sea of Galilee
Chapter XIX.
In the Storm -- Matthew called
Chapter XX.
Matthew's Feast -- Two Blind Men cured
Chapter XXI.
From the cure of the Blind Men to the call of the Apostles
Chapter XXII.
The twelve Apostles -- their call, their qualifications and their instructions
Chapter XXIII.
Christ's first Address to the twelve Apostles
Chapter XXIV.
After his Discourse to the twelve
Chapter XXV.
In Collision with the Pharisees
Chapter XXVI.
By the Lake of Gennesaret
Chapter XXVII.
The Parables
Chapter XXVIII.
The Parables (continued)
Chapter XXIX.
The Parables (continued)
Chapter XXX.
The Parables (continued)
Chapter XXXI.
The Parables (continued)
Chapter XXXII.
The Parables (continued)
Chapter XXXIII.
The Parables (continued)
Chapter XXXIV. Multiplying the Loaves and Walking on the Sea
Chapter XXXV.
In the Synagogue at Capernaum
Chapter XXXVI.
At Tyre and Decapolis -- Feeds the Multitude a second time
Chapter XXXVII.
At Bethsaida -- In Cesarea Philippi -- The Transfiguration
Chapter XXXVIII.
From the Mount of Transfiguration to Capernaum -- His Rebuke of Ambition
Chapter XXXIX.
Pays Taxes -- Forbids Vengeance -- Attends the Feast of Tabernacles
Chapter XL. Controversy in the Temple Courts -- The Accused Woman
Chapter XLI. The Blind Beggar Controversy -- The Pharisees and Resurrectional Responsibility
Chapter XLII.
The Charge of Blasphemy against Christ -- The Raising of Lazarus
Chapter XLIII. Departure from Jerusalem -- Interview with the Seventy
Chapter XLIV.
Martha and Mary -- The Children -- How to Pray -- At Dinner with the Pharisee
Chapter XLV. A Property Dispute -- Covetousness and Anxiety -- His Second Coming
Chapter XLVI.
The Slaughtered Galileans -- The "fox" Herod -- Jerusalem -- A Sabbath Day Dinner and its Incidents
Chapter XLVII.
Causes of Stumblings -- "Unprofitable Servants" -- The Ten Lepers -- The Kingdom -- The Signs of His Coming
Chapter XLVIII.
Weeps over Jerusalem -- Rides into the City -- Blasts the Fig Tree
Chapter XLIX.
Silences the Pharisees and the Sadducees -- His Open Denunciation of them as Blind Leaders
Chapter L.
The Widow's Mite -- The Olivet Prophecy -- The Parable of the Sheep and Goats
Chapter LI. Visitors: The End of His Public Labour -- His Last Passover -- The Breaking of Bread
Chapter LII.
At the Table
Chapter LIII.
On the way to Gethsemane
Chapter LIV.
Nearing Gethsemane
Chapter LV. The Prayer of John xvii.
Chapter LVI.
Gethsemane -- The Arrest
Chapter LVII.
Set at Naught
Chapter LVIII. Golgotha
Chapter LIX.
Resurrection
Chapter LX. Forty days' Sojourn and Ascension Berean Home Page
