and the dispersion of the Twelve. 26.31-35 14.27-31 22.31-38 13.36-38

of Olives.

142. THE AGONY IN GETHSEMANE. Mount 26.36-46 14.32-42 22.40-46

143. Jesus betrayed, and made prisoner. 26.47-56 14.43-52 22.47-53 18. 2-12

Mount of Olives.

144. Jesus before Caiaphas. Peter 26.57 58, 14.53,54 22.54-62 18.13-18,

thrice denies him. Jerusalem. 69-75

145. Jesus before Caiaphas and the

Sanhedrim. He declares him-

self to be the CHRIST; is con-

66-72

25-27

demned and mocked. Jerusalem. 26.59-68 14.55-65 22.63-71 18.19-24

146. The Sanhedrim lead Jesus away

to Pilate. Jerusalem.

146. Christ before the Governor. Jeru-

salem.

147. Jesus before Herod.

27. 1, 2 15. 1-5 23. 1-5 18.28-38

27.11-14

Jerusalem.

The

Jeru-

148. Pilate seeks to release Jesus.

Jews demand Barabbas.

salem.

149. Pilate delivers up Jesus to death.

He is scourged and mocked. Je-

rusalem.

150. Pilate again seeks to release Jesus.

Jerusalem.

151. Judas repents and hangs himself.

23. 6-12

27.15-26 15. 6-15 23.13-25 18.39, 40

27.26-30 15.15-19

27. 3-10

19. 1-3

19. 4-16

27.31-34 15.20-23 23.26-33 19.16, 17

27.35-38 15.24-28 23.33, 34 19.18-24

Cross. He commends his mother 27.39-44 15.29-32 23.35-37, 19.25-27

to John. Jerusalem.

155. Darkness prevails. Christ EXPIRES

ON THE CROSS. Jerusalem.

39-43

27.45-50 15.33-37 23.44-46 19.28-30

156. The vail of the Temple rent, and

graves opened. Judgment of the

Centurion. The Women at the 27.51-56 15.38-41 23. 45,

Cross. Jerusalem.

157. The taking down from the Cross.

'The burial. Jerusalem.

158 The Watch at the Sepulchre. Je-

rusalem.

47-49

27.57-61 15.42-47 23.50-56 19.31-42

27.62-66

159. The Morning of THE RESURREC-

TION. Jerusalem.

160. Visit of the Women to the Sep-

ulchre. Mary Magdalene re-

turns. Jerusalem.

161. Vision of Angels in the Sepulchr.

Jerusalem.

162. The Women return to the City.

JESUS MEETS THEM. Jerusalem.

163. Peter and John run to the Sepul-
chre. Jerusalem.

164. Our Lord is seen by Mary Magda-

lene at the Sepulchre. Jerusalem.

165. Report of the Watch. Jerusalem. 28.11-15

166. Our Lord is seen of Peter. Then,

by two Disciples on the way to

Emmaus. Jerusalem. Emmaus.

167. Jesus appears in the midst of the

Apostles, Thomas being absent.

Jerusalem.

168. Jesus appears in the midst of the

Apostles, Thomas being present.

Jerusalem.

169. The Apostles go away into Galilee.

Jesus shows himself to seven of

them at the Sea of Tiberias.

Galilee.

170. Jesus meets the Apostles and above

five hundred Brethren on a Moun-

tain in Galilee. Galilee.

171. Our Lord is seen of James; then

of all the Apostles. Jerusalem.

172. THE ASCENSION. Bethany.

173. Conclusion of John's Gospel.

16.12, 13 24.13-35

16.14-18 24.36-49 20.19-23

20.24-29

28. 16

21. 1-24

28.16-20

16.19, 20 24.50-53 20.30, 31

121. 25

N. B.-The" A.D." in the book, at the top of the page, indicates the year
of Christ, and not of the period called ANNO DOMINI. That period-or the
Common Christian era, which was introduced by Dionysius (as is supposed
about A.D. 516-is computed to have been set four years too late. So that
Christ was born four years before this era begins to reckon. Confusion has
often arisen from not distinctly noting this.