  (BASED ON THE INTERNATIONAL SCRIPTURE LESSONS.) QUESTIONS.61. What did our Lord do as a rebuke to His Apostles when they disputed among themselves as to who should be the greatest? 62. In the discourse at the Last Supper, what did our Lord say is to be the distinctive mark of all His disciples? Quote passage. 63. In what words did Jesus warn St. Peter of the temptation which awaited him? 64. By what promise did our Lord seek to comfort His Apostles on the eve of His crucifixion? 65. Which of the Apostles seems to have been very slow in comprehending the divinity of our Lord? 66. Quote some words from our Lord's answer to St. Philip in which He clearly declares His Godhead? 67. What does our Lord say is the true test of our love to Him? 68. What is the great blessing Christ gives as the result of the influence of the Holy Spirit in our hearts? 69. What is the general purport of our Lord's parable of the Vine? 70. What does our Lord give as the greatest proof of true love? 71. What was the position of the garden of Gethsemane? 72. From what circumstances do we gather that the Jews expected great difficulty in arresting our blessed Lord? ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ON PAGE 480.49. In the parable of the Sheepfold our Lord speaks of a porter who had charge of the door, and of a thief climbing over a fence (St. John x. 1-3). 50. St. John x. 9. 51. Our Lord speaks of Himself as the Good Shepherd, who giveth His life for the sheep, while the Jewish teachers, as hirelings, cared not for them (St. John x. 11-14). 52. St. John vii. 15. 53. St. John v. 39. 54. Turning the water into wine and healing the nobleman's son (St. John ii. 1-11 and iv. 46-54). 55. The fact that the body had been buried three days. 56. That it was done to increase the faith of the Apostles by showing them that there was no limitation to the power of Christ (St. John xi. 15). 57. So many Jews believed in Christ that the chief priests thought of killing Lazarus as well as Jesus (St. John xi. 47-53 and xii. 10, 11). 58. Because it would seem that Martha was hostess at the house of Simon the Leper, where Mary, her sister, anointed our Lord with the precious ointment of spikenard (compare St. John xii. 1-3 with St. Mark xiv. 3). 59. St. John tells us that Judas Iscariot acted as treasurer for our Lord and His disciples, but that he was a thief (St. John xii. 6 and xiii. 29). 60. Caiaphas prophesied that Jesus should die (St. John xi. 39). Transcriber's note:Minor typographical errors have been corrected without note. Irregularities and inconsistencies in the text have been retained as printed. Missing page numbers are page numbers that were not shown in the original text. Mismatched quotes are not fixed if it's not sufficiently clear where the missing quote should be placed. The cover for the eBook version of this book was created by the transcriber and is placed in the public domain. The hymns are handwritten on pages 483, 534, 535 and 536. There are handwritten signatures by Arthur H. Brown on page 536, and John Stainer on page 538. Page 508 and following: The chapter titles in the section "For the Sake of the Child" are in handwritten script. Page 559: "in the evening—Nos. 500 and 532—and"—the number 500 is unclear. Page 560: "must be obtained from the office, 36,"—the number 36 is unclear. |
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