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John Wesley's Notes on the Bible

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Introduction to Luke
HEREIN WE MAY OBSERVE,

I. The beginning: and therein.
A. The conception of John Chap. i, 5-25
B. The conception of Christ 26-56
C. The birth and circumcision of John; the hymn of Zacharias; the youth of John 57-80
D. Christ's birth ii, 1-20; Christ's circumcision and name 21; Presentation in the temple 22-38; Country and growth 39, 40
II. The middle, when he was twelve years old and upward 41-52

III. The course of the history.
A. The introduction, wherein are described John the Baptist; Christ's baptism, and temptation iii, iv, 1-13
B. The acceptable year in Galilee,
1. Proposed at Nazareth 14-30
2. Actually exhibited,
a. At Capernaum and near it; here we may observe,
(1.) Actions not censured, while Jesus
[a.] Teaches with authority 31, 32
[b.] Casts out a devil 33-37
[c.] Heals many sick 38-41
[d.] Teaches every where 42-44
[e.] Calls Peter; then James and John Chap. v, 1-11
[f.] Cleanses the leper 12-16
(2.) Actions censured, more and more severally, here occur,
[a.] The healing the paralytic 17-26
[b.] The calling of Levi; eating with publicans and sinners. 27-32
[c.] The question concerning fasting 33-39
[d.] The plucking the ears of corn vi, 1-5
[e.] The withered hand restored; snares laid 6-11
(3.) Actions having various effects on various persons,
[a.] Upon the apostles 12-16
[b.] Upon other hearers 17-40
[c.] Upon the centurion vii, 1-10
[d.] Upon the disciples of John,
[1.] The occasion: the young man raised 11-17
[2.] The message and answer 18-23
[3.] The reproof of them that believed not John 24-35
[e.] Upon Simon and the penitent sinner 36-50
[f.] Upon the woman who ministered to him viii, 1-3
[g.] Upon the people 4-18; Upon his mother and brethren 19-21
b. On the sea, and 22-26; Beyond it 27-39
c. On this side again.
(1.) Jairus and the flux of blood 40-55
(2.) The apostles sent ix, 1-6
(3.) Herod's doubting 7-9
(4.) The relation of the apostles 10
(5.) The earnestness of the people; our Lord's benignity; five thousand fed 11-17
C. The preparation for his passion,
1. A recapitulation of the doctrine concerning his person: his passion foretold 18-27
2. His transfiguration; the lunatic healed; his passion again foretold; humility enjoined 28-50
3. His last journey to Jerusalem, which we may divide into eighteen intervals,
a. The inhospitable Samaritans born with 51-57
b. In the way, improper followers repelled, Proper ones pressed forward 58-62
c. Afterward
(1.) The seventy sent; and received again x, 1-24
(2.) And the scribe taught to love his neighbour, by the example of the good Samaritan 25-37
d. In Bethany, Mary preferred before Martha 38-42
e. In a certain place
(1.) The disciples taught to pray xi, 1-13
(2.) A devil cast out, and the action defended 14-26
(3.) The acclamation of the woman corrected 27, 28
(4.) Those who desire a sign reproved 29-36
f. In a certain house, the scribes and Pharisees censured. 37-54
g. Our Lord's discourse
(1.) To his disciples xii, 1-12
(2.) To one that interrupts him 13-21
(3.) To his disciples again 22-40
(4.) To Peter 41-53
(5.) To the people 54-59
h. The necessity of repentance shown xiii, 1-9 A woman healed on the Sabbath 10-21
i. The fewness of them that are saved 22-30
j. Herod termed a fox: Jerusalem reproved 31-35
k. In the Pharisee's house, he
(1.) Cures the dropsy on the Sabbath; and xiv, 1-6
(2.) Teaches
[a.] Humility 7-11;
[b.] Hoseapitality 12-14;
[c.] The nature of the great supper 15-24;
[d.] The necessity of self denial 25-35
l. Joy over repenting sinners defended, and xv, 1-10
(1.) Illustrated by the story of the prodigal son 11-32
(2.) The unjust steward, wise in his generation xvi, 1-13
(3.) The Pharisees reproved; and warned by the story of 14-18 the rich man and Lazarus 19-31
(4.) Cautions against scandals xvii, 1-4
(5.) The faith of the apostles increased 5-10
m. In the confines of Samaria and Galilee he heals ten lepers. 11-19
n. Answers the question concerning the time when the kingdom of God should come 20-37; Commends constant prayer xviii, 1-8; Recommends humility by the story of the Pharisee and publican 9-14
o. Blesses little children 15-17; Answers the rich young man 18-27; And Peter, asking what he should have 28-30
p. Foretells his passion a third time 31-34
q. Near Jericho, cures a blind man 35-42
r. In Jericho, brings salvation to Zaccheus xix, 1-10 Answers touching the sudden appearance of his kingdom. 11-28
D. Transactions at Jerusalem,
1. The four first days of the great week,
a. His royal entry 29-44
b. The abuse of the temple corrected 45, 46; Its use restored, and 47, 48; Vindicated xx, 1-8
c. His discourses in the temple,
(1.) The parable of the husbandmen 9-19
(2.) The answer concerning paying tribute 20-26 And the resurrection 27-40
(3.) The question concerning the Son of David 41-44
(4.) The disciples admonished 45-47
(5.) The poor widow's offering commended xxi, 1-4
d. His prediction of the end of the temple, the city, and the world 5-38
e. Judas's agreement with the chief priests xxii, 1-6
2. Thursday,
a. Peter and John prepare the passover 7-13
b. The Lord's Supper: discourse after it 14-23
c. The dispute, which of them was greatest 24-30
d. Peter, and the other apostles warned 31-38
e. On the mount of Olives,
(1.) Jesus prays; is in an agony; strengthened by an angel; wakes his disciples 39-46
(2.) Is betrayed; unseasonably defended 47-53
(3.) Carried to the high priest's house 54; Denied by Peter 55-62; Mocked 63-65
3. Friday,
a. His passion and death: transactions,
(1.) In the council 66-71
(2.) With Pilate xxiii, 1-5
(3.) With Herod 6-12
(4.) With Pilate again 13-25
(5.) In the way 26-32
(6.) At Golgotha, where,
[a.] The crucifixion itself, and Jesus's prayer 33, 34
[b.] His garments parted 34
[c.] Scoffs: the inscription on the cross 35-39
[d.] The penitent thief 40-43
[e.] The prodigies, and the death of Jesus 44-46
[f.] The beholders of it 47-49
b. His burial 50-53
4. Friday evening and Saturday 54-56
a. His resurrection made known,
(1.) To the women Chap. xxiv, 1-12
(2.) To the two going into the country, and to Peter 13-35
(3.) To the other apostles 36-45
b. The instructions given his apostles: his ascension 46-53

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