Bread From Heaven Annie Rix Militz

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BREAD FROM HEAVEN

Spiritual Diet of the Sayingsof

Jesus Christ

COMPILED BY

ANNIE RIX MILITZ

THE MASTER MIND PUBLISHING COMPANY

618 SOUTH SPRING STREET

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

1920


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In these days of returning to the direct teaching of Jesus Christ, there is an increasing demand forhis sayings to stand forth distinctly from his history as presented in the Four Gospels. The RedLetter Testament was one of the first responses to this demand. Other wors lie The Great!iscourse ha"e sought to supply this need.

This "olume aims to gi"e all the sayings of Jesus Christ in a form that can #e a daily study, aspiritual diet for the soul$hunger of the thousands who long to #e lie Jesus Christ in character,wors and attainment.

%e #ecome lie that which we study, and our minds &let this mind #e in us which was also in ChristJesus& #y earnest and faithful study of, and meditation upon, the words which sprung from themind of the 'aster.

(rranged to #e a daily study for fi"e years under more than two hundred and fifty su#)ects, thiscompilation will #e a means of most de"oted application, and those who will faithfully eat anddrin these sayings, will find their progress in the Christ %ay greatly enhanced, and their dailyli"ing full of spiritual sweetness, strength and$ satisfaction.

Other uses will #e found for the #oo such as reciting, as &Grace #efore meals,& the red$lettersaying of the wee at the top of the page at #reafast, and the red$letter saying at the foot at thee"en$ ing meal. Those who desire material for discourses, writings and meditations will find thesu#)ect arrangement especially helpful. For readings from the pulpit, also for responsi"e readingsfor minister and congregation, this little "olume may pro"e a happy aid.

*ut more than all else, this is the deeply heartfelt, hum#le desire of the compiler, that this daily

companion shall contri#ute to the enthusiastic and whole$hearted return of . e"ery Christian to theprimiti"e doctrines and practice of our Leader, Jesus Christ, the one sure Guide into the Life ofendless +appiness and eace.

-ierra 'adre, Cal., . -. (., June, /012.


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Our Spiritual Diet

T+3 soul of man must #e fed as well as his #ody, and the food of the soul consists of the thoughtsand feelings that #elong to the mind and heart of God. These are em#odied in the words of

spiritual masters, whose sayings ha"e e"er #een the spiritual diet of those who ha"e desired toad"ance spiritually. *ut the wisest 'aster of all left us a complete dietary of %ords to eat anddrin, that are all$sufficient for us to mae the same attainment that he did.

Though Jesus Christ spoe thousands of words that are not recorded, yet #y inspirational memory4John /56178 his disciples remem#ered )ust those words that supply the complete means fornourishing the true in us and purging us of the false )ust enough words and no more. Othermasters ha"e gi"en much teaching, and their followers ha"e culled from their words what theypleased, often refusing the #itter words, not nowing their place in the economy of their spiritualde"elopment. *ut this 'aster of masters pro"ided against such unwise and childish discrimination

#y the power of the +oly -pirit, so that our #lessed heritage from him consists of a choice of hissayings, commandments, doctrines and para#les, as shall form the perfect dietary to regenerateour whole nature and prepare us a #ody fit for the Christ demonstration of immortal life here uponthe earth.

For the #eautiful utterances that fill us with lo"e and peace, comfort and strength faith, purity,wisdom, patience, )oy, illumination, all the "irtues of hea"en and #eauties of the Christ character,we need no special urge in accepting, studying, assimilating and incorporating to the "ery #est ofour a#ility.

*ut there are the strong denunciations, the flaming &woes,& the re#ues, the plain e9posures of

the deceitful pretender what a#out these: These are most essential to cleanse us of self$righteousness, to rouse us from the smugness of the world$life, to warn us #efore the carnal;deceptions, su#tleties and other errors that ha"e stum#led the feet of so many aspirants whoha"e fallen short of the great attainment. Let us swallow them with the same grace with which weha"e recei"ed the gracious words. They may #e #itter to our taste #ut they will pro"e tonics to ourener"ated spiritual energies.

&!rin ye all of it.& 3at and drin e"ery word and those that seem most unwelcome, meditate longupon. (lso sayings that seem only words, perhaps good words that ha"e #ecome a dry food#ecause hacneyed, difficult to recei"e as renewing and helpful although they are good, #ecause

associated with human "iews and interpretations that are not true.

nder e"ery saying of Jesus Christ lie deep, mystic meanings that the faithful shall recei"e. (ll thesecrets of the uni"erse are enfolded in those words. %hen the 'aster declares that he has gi"enus all the words that God ga"e him, and that he has withheld nothing, he "irtually declarese"erything that is necessary for us to now is in these sayings which are his legacy, his&testament,& to us.

This is the real asso"er that we are to eat, the true Communion. (s the Israelites ate the lam#, all


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of it, and, #y that act under the guidance of those who new what this o#edience meant, weredefended from the scourge of death that passed o"er them without harm yet too its deadly tollfrom e"ery 3gyptian family, so we who will eat this Lam# of God will #e sa"ed from death and allthat leads to it sinning, sicnesses, accidents, famines and the ra"ages of the elements, of wars,wild #easts and other world$dangers.

%e eat the flesh of Jesus Christ #y eating his %ords which are one with the -u#stance 4-pirit8 ofhis flesh. %e drin his #lood 4&the #lood is the life&8 #y drining his %ords which &are Life to allthat find them and health to all their flesh.&

%hen mystically referring to his flesh and #lood as the &*read from hea"en& which they were toeat, Jesus saw how his hearers were misunderstanding him, and he hastened to e9plain &It is the-pirit that gi"es life 4&


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BREAD FROM HEAVEN 1

FIRST YEAR

G+.! $ (/+ #- o$ #-+ B!-#----Matt. 6:11

LOVE 3AN

John/>6>D

*y this shall all men now that ye are my disciples, if ye ha"e lo"e one to another.1

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(s the Father hath lo"ed me, so ha"e I lo"ed you6 continue ye in my lo"e.2

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( new commandment I gi"e unto you, That ye lo"e one another = as I ha"e lo"edyou, that ye also lo"e one another. 4

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+e that hath my commandments and eepeth them, he it is that lo"eth me = and hethat lo"eth me shall #e lo"ed of my Father and I will lo"e him and will manifestmyself to him.

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Lo"e your enemies, #less them that curse you, do good to them that hate you and

pray for them which despitefully use you and persecute you.

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The first of all the commandments is, +ear, O Israel= The Lord our God is One Lord 6(nd thou shalt lo"e the Lord thy God with all thy heart and with all thy soul, andwith all thy mind and with all thy strength6 this is the first commandment. 6

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(nd the second is lie, namely this, Thou shalt lo"e thy neigh#or as thyself. There is

none other commandment greater than these. 7

V!+, .!+, I - o)(o o$, I - -) :!!; -+)< %! /- )!.! !! #!-(/

---John 8:51.


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2 BREAD FROM HEAVEN

FIRST YEAR

I - (/-( B!-# o L+!----John 6:48.

=NO>LEDGE 3AN

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It is written in the prophets, (nd they shall #e all taught of God.8

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Therefore e"ery scri#e which is instructed unto the ingdom of hea"en is lie unto aman that is an householder, which #ringeth forth out of his treasure things newand old.

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Be shall now the truth and the truth shall mae you free.10

John/A6>

This is life eternal, that they might now thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ,whom thou hast sent. 11

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There is nothing co"ered that shall not #e re"ealed= neither hid that shall not #enown. 12

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I will gi"e you a mouth and wisdom, which all your ad"ersaries shall not #e a#le togainsay nor resist. 14

John

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(ll things that I ha"e heard of my Father, I ha"e made nown unto you.15

M-) /- )o( +.! % %!-# -o)!, %$( % !.! "o# (/-( ;o'!!#!(/ o$( o (/!

o$(/ o Go#

---Matt. 4:4.


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BREAD FROM HEAVEN 4

FIRST YEAR

T/! >o# I ;!-: $)(o o$, (/! -! ;++(, -)# (/! -! +!

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FAITH 3AN

Lue116>1 I ha"e prayed for thee that thy faith fail not.

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Go thy way = and as thou hast #elie"ed so #e it done unto thee.16

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If ye ha"e faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain,Remo"e hence to yonder place = and it shall remo"e = and nothing shall #eimpossi#le unto you.

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'att.0611 *e of good comfort = thy faith hath made thee whole.

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%herefore didst thou dou#t: *e not faithless, #ut #elie"ing. 19

'ar061> (ll things are possi#le to him that #elie"eth.

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+a"e faith in God. For "erily I say unto you, That whosoe"er shall say unto thismountain, *e thou remo"ed and #e thou cast into the sea= and shall not dou#t in

his heart, #ut shall #elie"e that those things which he saith shall come to pass = heshall ha"e whatsoe"er he saith.

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T/+ + (/! B!-# "/+'/ 'o!(/ #o") o /!-.!), (/-( - -) - !-( (/!!o

-)# )o( #+!

---John 6:30.


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5 BREAD FROM HEAVEN

FIRST YEAR

L!( (/!! -+) Thou hast #een faithful o"er a few things, I will mae thee ruler o"er many things.

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The -on of man hath power upon earth to forgi"e sins. 26

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Eerily, "erily, I say unto you, The -on can do nothing of himself #ut what he seeththe Father do6 for what things soe"er he doeth, these also doeth the -on liewise. 27

Lue15650 Tarry ye in the city of Jerusalem until ye #e endued with power from on high.

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Yo$ -(/! #+# !-( -))- +) (/! "+#!)! -)# -! #!-# T/+ + (/! B!-# "/+'/

'-! #o") o /!-.!)@ )o( - o$ -(/! #+# !-( -))-, -)# -! #!-#@ /! (/-(

!-(!(/ o (/+ %!-# /- +.! o!.!

?---John 6:49, 58.


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BREAD FROM HEAVEN

FIRST YEAR

A)# (/! "o# "/+'/ ! /!- + )o( +)!, but the Father's whih sent !e

---John 14:"4-

PEACE 3AN

John/76>> These things I ha"e spoen unto you that in me ye might ha"e peace.

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'att.D60 *lessed are the peacemaers 6 for they shall #e called the children of God.

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eace #e unto you 6 as my Father hath sent me, e"en so send I you. . . . eace#e unto you.

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eace I lea"e with you, my peace I gi"e unto you 6 not as the world gi"eth, gi"e Iunto you. Let not your heart #e trou#led, neither let it #e afraid.

FEB

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+a"e peace one with another. eace #e still.2

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(nd into whatsoe"er house ye enter, first say, eace #eto this house.

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Lue/267 (nd if the -on of peace #e there your peace shall rest upon it 6 if not it shall

return to you again. 5

I - o) /- -: %!-# o -) o o$ (/-( + - -(/!, "+ /!


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6 BREAD FROM HEAVEN

FIRST YEAR

Fo (/! B!-# o Go# + /! "/+'/ 'o!(/ #o") o /!-.!) -)#


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BREAD FROM HEAVEN 7

FIRST YEAR

I - (/! +.+)< B!-# "/+'/ '-! #o") o /!-.!)

---John 6:51

CHEER FEB

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Come unto me, all ye that la#or and are hea"y laden, and I will gi"e you rest.*e of good cheer = I ha"e o"ercome the world. 12

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%oman why weepest thou: %eep not. 14

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'oreo"er, when ye fast, #e not. . . .of a sad countenance. *ut thou when thoufastest, anoint thine head and wash thy face= that thou appear not unto men tofast. 15

'att.D6/1 Re)oice and #e e9ceeding glad6 for great is your reward in hea"en.

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Lue/D6/2 There is )oy in the presence of the angels of God.

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It was meet that we should mae merry and #e glad 6 for this thy #rother was dead,and is ali"e again = and was lost and is found. 17

John/D 6 //

These things ha"e I spoen unto you, that my )oy mightremain in you, and that your )oy might #e full. 18

Ho" -) o-.! /-.! ! Go -)# !! M-:! (/! !) +( #o")

G+.! ! (/! (o !-(

Mark 6:38, John 6:10, Mark: 6:3+


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I -) -) !-( o (/+ B!-#, /! /- +.! o!.!

---John 6:51.

PERFECTION FEB

'att.D65 *e ye therefore perfect e"en as your Father which is in hea"en is perfect.

19

Lue7652 3"ery one that is perfect shall #e as his master.

20

John/A61> I in them and thou in me, that they may #e made perfect in one.

21

'att./061/

If thou wilt #e perfect, go and sell that thou hast, and gi"e to the poor, and thoushalt ha"e treasure in hea"en 6 and come and follow me.

22

Lue

6A, /5

(nd some seedM fell among thorns= and the thorns sprang up with it, and choedit. (nd that which fell among thorns are they, which when they ha"e heard, go

forth and are choed with cares and riches and pleasures of this life and #ring nofruit to perfection.

24

John56>5

'y meat is to do the will of him that sent me and to finish his wor.25

John/A65

I ha"e glorified thee on the earth 6 I ha"e finished the wor which thou ga"est meto do. 2

B!!# -! (/! "/+'/ #o /$)

+!#

----Matt. 5:6


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M F-(/! ILL OF GOD FEB

'att.76/2 Thy will #e done in earth, as it is in hea"en.

26

'att./6/5

It is not the will of your Father which is in hea"en, that one of these little onesshould perish. 27

JohnD6>2 I see not mine own will #ut the will of the Father which hath sent me.

28

29

JohnA6/A If any man will do his will, he shall now of the doctrine.

MAR

1

'ar/65/ I will = #e thou clean.

2

John76>

For I came down from hea"en, not to do mine own will #ut the will of him thatsent me.

4

John76>0

(nd this is the Father;s will which hath sent me, that of all which he hath gi"en meI should lose nothing. 5

T/! B!-# o Go# + /! "/+'/ 'o!(/ #o") o /!-.!) A)# (/! %!-# (/-( I "+


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I - (/! B!-# o +!@ H! (/-( 'o!(/ (o ! sha&& ne$er hun#er.

----John 6:35.

CHRIST THE >AY MAR

John765D

3"ery man therefore that hath heard and hath learned of the Father, cometh untome.

John/260Lue//60

I am the door. noc and it shall #e opened unto you.6

John/567Lue//60

I am the way. . . . -ee and ye shall find.7

'att./06/A,/,/0

If thou wilt enter into life, eep the commandments. . . . Thou shalt do no murder,Thou shalt not commit adultery, Thou shalt not steal, Thou shalt not #ear falsewitness, +onor thy father and thy mother6 and Thou shalt lo"e thy neigh#or asthyself.

8

John/567 ?o man cometh unto the Father, #ut #y me.

9

'att.A6/>,/5 3nter ye in at the strait gate . . . #ecause strait is the gate and narrow is the way,

which leadeth unto life. 10

John76>A (nd him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out.

11

>/oo !-(!(/ !/, -)# #+):!(/ %oo#, /-(/ !(!)- +! Do(/ (/+ o!)#

o$ I( +? (/! ;++( (/-( $+':!)!(/@ (/! !/ ;o+(!(/ )o(/+)


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A)# /! (/-( %!+!.!(/ o) ! /- )!.! (/+( ????John 6:35.

GIVING MAR

Lue/56/>,/5

*ut when thou maest a feast, call the poor, the maimed, the lame, the #lind 6and thou shalt #e #lessed = for they cannot recompense thee.

12

John56A'att.1D 6>D

Gi"e 'e to drin. I was thirsty and ye ga"e 'e drin.14

'att.1D652 Eerily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye ha"e done it unto one of the least of thesemy #rethren, ye ha"e done it unto me. 15

John56/2

If thou newest the gift of God and who it is that saithto thee, Gi"e me to drin, thou wouldst ha"e ased ofhim, and he would ha"e gi"en thee li"ing water. 1

Lue76>

Gi"e and it shall #e gi"en unto you = good measure, presseddown and shaen together and running o"er, shall mengi"e into your #osom. 16

'att./26Lue76>

Freely ye ha"e recei"ed, freely gi"e ... for with thesame measure that ye mete withal it shall #e measured toyou again. 17

'att.A6//

If ye then #eing e"il now how to gi"e good gifts untoyour children, how much more shall your Father which isin hea"en gi"e good things to them that as him : 18

A)# - (/! "!! !-(+)


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G+.! $ #- % #- o$ #-+ B!-# ???L$:! 11@4

THE HEAVENLY ORIGIN MAR

John76>

I came down from hea"en. 19

John/6>A

To this end was I #orn, and for this cause came I into the world, that I should#ear witness unto the truth.

20

John

61>John/A6/5

I am from a#o"e ... I am not of this world they are not of the world, e"en as I amnot of the world. 21

John/26>7 I am the -on of God.

22

John6/5 I now whence I came and whither I go.

24

John/761

I came forth from the Father and am come into the world.

25

John>6D,7

39cept a man #e #orn of water and of the -pirit, he cannot enter into theingdom of God . . . that which is #orn of the -pirit is spirit.

2

A)# +( '-! (o ;-, - /! -( -( !-( "+(/ (/!, /! (oo: %!-# -)# %!!# +(, -)#

%-:!, -)#


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H! (/-( !-(!(/ o (/+ B!-# /- +.! o!.! ???John 6:58.

LIGHT MAR

John/1657

I am come a light into the world, that whosoe"er #elie"eth on me should not a#idein darness.

26

John6/1

I am the light of the world 6 he that followeth me shall not %al in darness, #utshall ha"e the light of life.

27

John

>61/

+e that doeth truth c#meth to the light, that his deeds may #e made manifest,

that they are wrought in God.

28

John/16>7 %hile ye ha"e the light, #elie"e in the light, that ye may #e the children of light.

29

'att.D6/5

Be are the light of the world. ( city that is set on a hill cannot #e hid.40

'attD6/D

?either do men light a candle and put it under a #ushed, #ut on a candlestic= andit gi"eth light unto all that are in the house.

41

'att.D6/7

Let your light so shine #efore men, that they may see your good wors, and gloriiyyour Father which is in hea"en.

APR

1

A)# (/! (o# "/-( (/+)


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I /-.!

These things I spea in the world that they might ha"e my )oy fulfilled inthemsel"es.

7

Lue761>

Re)oice ye in that day, and leap for )oy6 for, #ehold, your reward is great in hea"en. 8

>+(/ #!+! I /-.! #!+!# (o !-( (/+ ;-o.! "+(/ o$ %!o! I $!@ Fo I -

$)(o o$, I "+ )o( -) o! !-( (/!!o, $)(+ +( %! $+!# +) (/! :+)


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>/!)'! /- "! %$ %!-#, (/-( (/!! - !-( ???John 6:5.

>OR= APR

John065John7610

I must wor the wors of him that sent me. This is the wor of God that ye#elie"e on him whom he hath sent. 9

John761A La#or not for the meat which perisheth, #ut for that meat which endureth unto

e"erlasting life. 10

Lue1650 %ist ye not that I must #e a#out my Father;s #usiness:

11

'att.0 6>A, > The har"est truly is plenteous, #ut the la#orers are few. ray ye therefore the

Lord of the har"est that he will send forth la#orers into his har"est. 12

John

/56/1

Eerily, "erily, I say unto you, +e that #elie"eth on me, the wors that I do shall he

do also= and greater wors than these shall he do = #ecause I go unto my Father. 14

JohnD6/AJohn/56/2

'y Father woreth hitherto and I wor. The Father that dwelleth in me he doeththe wors.

15

John56>5

'y meat is to do the will of him that sent me and to finish his wor. 1

T-:! /!!# "/-( ! /!- "+(/ "/-( !-$! ! !(!, +( /- %! !-$!# (o o$@

-)# $)(o o$ (/-( /!- /- o! %!


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I "- -) /$)6/7

Recei"e thy sight6 thy faith hath sa"ed thee. *lessed are your eyes for they see.19

'ar/76/A.

These signs shall follow them that #elie"e = In my name shall they cast out de"ils =. . . they shall lay hands on the sic, and they shall reco"er. 20

'ar/76/D'att./26

Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to e"ery creature. +eal the sic,cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast out de"ils 6 freely ye ha"e recei"ed, freelygi"e.

21

Lue

/>6/1

%oman, thou art loosed from thine infirmity. 22

Ho" -) o-.! /-.! ! O ! o +((! -+(/, "/ !-o) ! -o)< o$!.!,

%!'-$! ! /-.! %o$


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B!!# -! (/! (/-( /!- (/! >o# o Go# an kee) it. ---Luke 11: :"8.

FORGIVENESS APR

Lue76>A Forgi"e, and ye shall #e forgi"en.

24

'att./ 611

I say not unto thee, ntil se"en times 6 #ut until se"enty times se"en.

25

Lue

1>6>5 Father forgi"e them= for they now not what they do. 2

'att.067,1 The -on of man hath power on earth to forgi"e sins. -on, #e of good cheer = thy

sins #e forgi"en thee. 26

John6//

?either do I condemn thee = go, and sin no more.27

'att76/1 (nd forgi"e us our de#ts, as we forgi"e our de#tors.

28

'att.76/5,/D For if ye forgi"e men their trespasses, your hea"enly Father will also forgi"e you 6

*ut if ye forgi"e not men their trespasses neither will your Father forgi"e yourtrespasses.

29

A '!(-+) -) -#! -


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A)# /! (oo: %!-# -)# %hy are ye trou#led: and why do thoughts arise in your hearts :

'att.

76>5

Tae therefore no thought for the morrow 6 for the morrow shall tae thought

for the things of itself. -ufficient unto the day is the e"il thereof. 6

H+ #+'+;! '-! (o /+ -+)

---Matt. 14:15, 16.


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T/+ + %o# "/+'/ + 6>'att./761D

%ilt thou lay down thy life for my sae: For whosoe"er will sa"e his life shall loseit6 and whosoe"er will lose his life for my sae shall find it. 9

Lue/56>>

-o liewise whosoe"er he #e of you that forsaeth not all that he hath, hecannot #e my disciple. 10

'att./06/A %hy callest thou me good : there is none good #ut one, that is, God. 11

John61 I do nothing of myself = #ut as my Father hath taught me, I spea these things.

12

JohnA6/

+e that speaeth of himself seeeth his own glory6 #ut he that seeeth his glorythat sent him, the same is true, and no unrighteousness is in him. 14

I) (/! %!


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H! "- :)o") o (/! +) %!-:+)< o %!-#

---Luke "4:35.HONOR MAY

John6D5

If I honor myself my honor is nothing6 it is my Father that honoreth me = of whomye say that he is your God.

15

JohnD65/

I recei"e not honor from men.1

JohnD655

+ow can ye #elie"e which recei"e honor one of another, and see not the honorthat cometh from God only: 16

'att.1>6

*ut #e not ye called Ra##i 6 for one is your 'aster, e"enChrist= and all ye are #rethren. 17

John/1617

If any man ser"e me, him will my Father honor. 18

John/>6>/

?ow is the -on of man glorified, and God is glorified in him.19

John/D6

+erein is my Father glorified, that ye #ear much fruit.20

I) (/! %!


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Go -)# ;!;-! $ (/! ;-o.!, (/-( "! - !-(

---Luke "":8.DOING MAY

John610

+e that sent me is with me6 the Father hath not left me alone = for I do alwaysthose things that please him.

21

John/>6/1,/D

now ye what I ha"e done to you: For I ha"e gi"en you an e9ample that yeshould do as T ha"e done to you. 22

John/>6/A If ye now these things, happy are ye if ye do them.

24

'att.A6/1

Therefore all things whatsoe"er ye would that men should do to you, do ye e"enso to them. 25

Lue

7657

(nd why call ye me, Lord, Lord, and do not the things which I say:

2

Lue765A,5

%hosoe"er cometh to me and heareth my sayings and doeth them, I will shewyou to whom he is lie6 +e is lie a man which #uilt an house, and digged deep,and laid the foundation on a roc6, and when the flood arose, the stream #eat"ehemently upon that house, and could not shae it6 for it was founded upon aroc.

26

Lue7650

*ut he that heareth and doeth not, is lie a man that without a foundation #uiltan house upon the earth= against which the stream did #eat "ehemently, andimmediately it fell= and the ruin of that house was great.

27

H! '-( o$( (/! ;++( "+(/ /+ "o#, -)# /!-!# - (/-( "!! +':

---Matt. 8:16.


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I -) -) /-.! !- (o /!-, !( /+ /!-

---Mark 4:"3ABIDING MAY

Lue1/6/0Lue/06D

In your patience possess ye your souls. Today I must a#ide at thy house..28

John/D65

(#ide in me, and I in you. (s the #ranch cannot #ear fruit of itself, e9cept it a#idein the "ine = no more can ye e9cept ye a#ide in me. 29

John/561> If a man lo"e me he will eep my words 6 and my Father will lo"e him and we will

come unto him, and mae our a#ode with him. 40

John/D6D

+e that a#ideth in me and I in him, the same #ringeth forth much fruit= forwithout me ye can do nothing. 41

John/D6A

If ye a#ide in me and my words a#ide in you, ye shall as what ye will, and it shall#e done unto you.

3UNE1

John/D6/2

If ye eep my commandments, ye shall a#ide in my lo"e= e"en as I ha"e ept myFather;s commandments, and a#ide in his lo"e. 2

John/56/7

(nd I will pray the Father, and he shall gi"e you another Comforter, that he maya#ide with you fore"er. 4

Lo#, (o "/o /- "!


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U)(o o$ (/-( /!- /- o! %!


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I /-.! !-( (o !-( (/-( ! :)o" )o( o

???3o/) 5@42

BELIEVING 3UNE

'ar061> If thou canst #elie"e, all things are possi#le to him that #elie"eth.

11

Lue6D2

Fear not6 #elie"e only, and she shall #e made whole.12

John765A Eerily, "erily, I say unto you, +e that #elie"eth on me hath e"erlasting life.

14

'att.1/611

(nd all things, whatsoe"er ye shall as in prayer, #elie"ing, ye shall recei"e.15

John/1655

+e that #elie"eth on me, #elie"eth not on me, #ut on him that sent me.1

John// 61D,17

+e that #elie"eth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he li"e6 and whosoe"erli"eth and #elie"eth in me shall ne"er die.

16

John/56//

*elie"e me that I am in the Father and the Father in me 6 or else #elie"e me forthe "ery wors; sae. 17

A)# - (/! #+# !-(, 3!$ (oo: %!-#, -)# %!!#, -)# %-:! +(, -)#


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G+.! ! (/! (o !-(

???M-: 6@47THE RESURRECTION 3UNE

JohnD 61,10

'ar"el not at this 6 for the hour is coming in the which all that are in the gra"esshall hear his "oice, and shall come forth = 2

John

D6104R. E.8

They that ha"e done good, unto the resurrection of life = and they that ha"e done

ill, unto the resurrection of )udgment. 26

John//61>Lue126>D

Thy #rother shall rise again. . . . *ut they which shall #e accounted worthy too#tain that world and the resurrection from the dead, neither marry, nor aregi"en in marriage. 27

'att.116>2

For in the resurrection they neither marry, nor are gi"en in marriage, #ut are asthe angels of God in hea"en.

28

Lue126>7

?either can they die any more 6 for they are e0

*ehold my hands and my feet, that it is I myself6 handle me and see = for a spirithath not flesh and #ones, as ye see me ha"e. 40

John

D61/

For as the Father raiseth up the dead, and


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A)# (/! #+# - !-( -)# "!! +!#

---Mark 6:4".IMMORTAL LIFE 3ULY

JohnD617

For as the Father hath life in himself, so hath he gi"en to the -on to ha"e life inhimself. 2

John/56/0

*ecause I li"e, ye shall li"e also.4

John/A61

(s thou hast gi"en him power o"er all flesh, that he should gi"e eternal life to asmany as thou hast gi"en him. 5

Lue/16/D

Tae heed, and #eware of co"etousness 6 for a man;s life consisteth not in thea#undance of the things which he possesseth.

John/161D

+e that lo"eth his life shall lose it= and he that hateth his life in this world shalleep it unto life eternal. 6

John/26/2

I am come that they might ha"e life and that they might ha"e it more a#undantly.7

John/261 I gi"e unto them eternal life = and they shall ne"er perish. uiceneth whom he will.

8

I ! 'o)(+)$! +) "o#, (/!) -! ! #+'+;! +)#!!# -)# ! /- :)o" (/!

($(/ -)# (/! ($(/ /- -:! o$ !!

---John 8:31, 3".


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O$ -(/! #+# - !-( (/! -! ;++($- !-(

---1or. 10:3.PRAYER 3ULY

'att.767

*ut thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thydoor, pray to thy Father which is in secret= and thy Father which seeth in secretshall reward thee openly. 9

'ar//615John

//65/

Therefore I say unto you, %hat things soe"er ye desire, when ye pray, #elie"ethat ye recei"e them, and ye shall ha"e them. . . . Father I than thee that thouhast heard me. 10

'attA6

For e"ery one that aseth recei"eth = and he that seeeth findeth = and to himthat noceth it shall #e opened. 11

'att./6/0

(gain I say unto you, That if two of you shall agree on earth as touching anythingthat they shall as, it shall #e done for them of my Father which is in hea"en. 12

John/56/5'att.A6A

If ye shall as any thing in my name, I will do it. (s, and it shall #e gi"en you =see, and ye shall find = noc, and it shall #e opened unto you. 14

Lue1/ 6>7

%atch ye therefore, and pray always, that ye may #e accounted worthy to escapeall these things that shall come to pass, and to stand #efore the -on of man. 15

'ar

//61D

(nd when ye stand praying, forgi"e, if ye ha"e aught against any= that your Father

also which is in hea"en may forgi"e you your trespasses. 1

T/ "o# "!! o$)# -)# I #+# !-( (/! -)# (/ "o# "- $)(o ! (/! &o -)#

!&o+'+)< o +)! /!-(@ o I - '-!# % (/ )-!, O Lo# Go# o Ho(

???3! 1@16


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S;!-: (/! "o# o) -)# !.-)( /- %! /!-!#

---Matt. 8:8.

MINISTRY 3ULY

'att.56/0

Follow me, and I will mae you fishers of men. 24

Lue56/,/0

The -pirit of the Lord is upon me, #ecause he hath anointed me to preach thegospel to the poor= he hath sent me to heal the #roen$ hearted, to preach

deli"erance to the capti"es, and reco"ering of sight to the #lind, to set at li#ertythem that are #ruised, To preach the accepta#le year of the Lord.

25

'att./26A,

(nd as ye go, preach, saying, The ingdom of hea"en is at hand. +eal the sic,cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast out de"ils 6 freely ye ha"e recei"ed, freelygi"e.

2

'att.

16/0.12

Go ye therefore and teach all nations, #aptiNing them in the name of the Father,

and of the -on and of the +oly Ghost6 Teaching them to o#ser"e all thingswhatsoe"er I ha"e commanded you.

26

'att.156/5

(nd this gospel of the ingdom shall #e preached in all the world for a witnessunto all nations = and then shall the end come. 27

Lue/261

The har"est truly is great, #ut the la#orers are few 6 pray ye therefore the Lord ofthe har"est, that he would send forth la#orers into his har"est.

28

Lue1161A I am among you as he that ser"eth.

29

>/!!"+(/- /- - o$)< -) '!-)! /+ "- B (-:+)< /!!# (/!!(o

-''o#+)< (o (/ "o#

---s. 119:9.


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2hou hast the wors o eterna& &ie.----John 6:68.

REVELATION 3ULY

'att./>6//

It is gi"en unto you to now the mysteries of the ingdom of hea"en.40

'att.

/2617

There is nothing co"ered, that shall not #e re"ealed = and hid, that shall not #e

nown. 41

John/76/>

+ow#eit when he, the -pirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth.AUG

1

Lue/261/

I than thee, O Father, Lord of hea"en and earth, that thou hast hid these thingsfrom the wise and prudent, and hast re"ealed them unto #a#es. 2

John/76/1

I ha"e yet many things to say unto you, #ut ye cannot #ear them now.4

John/612

I spae openly to the world . . . and in secret ha"e I said nothing.5

'att./261A

%hat I tell you in darness, that spea ye in light 6 and what ye hear in the ear,that preach ye upon the housetops.

2h wor ha$e hi in !ine heart, that !i#ht not sin a#ainst thee.

---s. 119:11.


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A)# 3!$ -+(/ $)(o (/!, Co! -)# #+)!

---John "1:1".

NO CONDEMNATION AUG

John>6/A For God sent not his -on into the world to condemn the world.

6

'att./6/2

Tae heed that ye despise not one of these little ones.7

Lue76>A

Condemn not and ye shall not #e condemned.8

John>6/

+e that #elie"eth on him is not condemned.9

John6A

+e that is without sin; among you, let him first cast a stone at her.10

Lue7 651

Cast out first the #eam out of thine own eye, and then shalt thou see clearly topull out the mote that is in thy #rother;s eye.

11

John

D65D

!o not thin that I will accuse you to the Father.

12

G!-( ;!-'! /-.! (/! "/+'/ o.! (/ -"@ -)# )o(/+)< /- o!)# (/!

---s. 119:165.


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3!$ (/!) 'o!(/, -)# (-:!(/ %!-#, -)# 611

For false Christs and false prophets shall rise, and shall show signs and wonders,to seduce, if it were possi#le, e"en the elect. 1

Lue1/6

Tae heed that ye #e not decei"ed 6 for many shall come in my name, saying, I amChrist = and the time draweth near 6 go ye not therefore after them.

16

'att.1>6/2

?either #e ye called masters6 for one is "our 'aster, e"en Christ.17

'att.15617

%herefore, if they shall say unto you, *ehold, he is in the desert = go not forth 6#ehold, he is in the secret cham#ers = #elie"e it not. 18

'att.1561A

For as the lightning cometh out of the east, and shineth e"en unto the west = soshall also the coming of the -on of man #e.

19

I "+ #!+

-''o#+)< $)(o (/ "o# (/-( I - +.!

---s. 119-.16, 116


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T-:!, !-(@ (/+ + %o#

---Mark 14:"".BREAD FROM HEAVEN AUG

'att.76//John765767>

Gi"e us this day our daily #read. ... I am that #read of life. . . . The words that Ispea unto you, they are -pirit and they are life. 20

'att.565

John/5615

'an shall not li"e #y #read alone, #ut #y e"ery word that proceedeth out of themouth of God. (nd the word which ye hear is not mine, #ut the Father;s which

sent me. 21

John76>>

For the #read of God is he which cometh down from hea"en, and gi"eth life untothe world .

22

John76D/

I am the li"ing #read which came down from hea"en 6 if any man eat of this #readhe shall li"e fore"er.

24

John76>1,>D

'y Father gi"eth you the true #read from hea"en. I am the #read of life 6 he thatcometh to me shall ne"er hunger = and he that #elie"eth on me shall ne"er thirst.

25

Lue//6>John76D2

Gi"e us day #y day our daily #read. This is the #read which cometh down fromhea"en, that a man may eat thereof and not die.

2

John/6>AJohn7650,D

3"ery one that is of the truth heareth my "oice. Bour fathers did eat manna in thewilderness, and are dead. This is that #read which came down from hea"en6 notas your fathers did eat manna, and are dead6 he that eateth of this #read shall li"efore"er.

26

R!'!+.!, I ;- (/!!, (/! -" o /+ o$(/, -)# - $; /+ "o# +) (/+)! /!-(

---Job "":"".


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I -) -) (/+(, !( /+ 'o! (o ! -)# #+):

???3o/) 7@47

I AM AUG

John/567

I am the way, and the truth, and the life. 27

John06D (s long as I am in the world, I am the light of the world.

28

John/26// I am the good shepherd 6 the good shepherd gi"eth his life for the sheep.

29

John/26A Eerily, "erily, I say unto you, I am the door of the sheep.

40

John

/D6/ I am the true "ine, and my Father is the hus#andman.41

John/6>A,>5

Thou sayest that I am a ing. -ayest thou this thing of thyself, or did others tell itthee of me:

SEPT

1

'ar 61A,

10John

%hom do men say that I am : *ut whom say ye that I am : Eerily, "erily, I say unto

you, *efore (#raham was, I am.

2

A)# - (/! ;!o;! "!)( (/!+ "- (o !-( -)# (o #+):, -)# (o !)# ;o(+o), -)#

(o -:!


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M "o# -%+#! +) o$

---John 15:+.

THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH SEPT

John/D617

*ut when the Comforter is come, whom I will send unto you from the Father,e"en the -pirit of Truth which proceedeth from the Father, he shall testify of me.

4

John

/76A

?e"ertheless I tell you the truth 6 It is e9pedient for you that / go away 6 for if I go

not away, the Comforter will not come unto you = #ut if I depart I will send himunto you.

5

John/56/712611

(nd I will pray the Father, and he shall gi"e you another Comforter, that he maya#ide with you fore"er= Recei"e ye the +oly Ghost.

John/56/A

3"en the -pirit of truth = whom the world cannot recei"e, #ecause it seeth himnot, neither noweth him 6 #ut ye now him = for he dwelleth with you and shall

#e in you.

6

John/5617 *ut the Comforter, which is the +oly Ghost, whom the Father will send in my

name, he shall teach you all things, and #ring all things to your remem#rance,whatsoe"er I ha"e said unto you.

7

John/76/> +ow#eit when he, the -pirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth6 for

he shall not spea of himself= #ut whatsoe"er he shall hear, that shall he spea6and he will show you things to come.

8

John/76/5/1 6>2

+e shall glorify me 6 for he shall recei"e of mine, and shall show it unto you. This"oice came not #ecause of me, #ut for your saes. 9

T/o$ -( ;o(+o), O Lo#@ I /-.! -+# I "o$# :!!; (/ "o# B!o! I "-

-+'(!# I "!)( -(-@ %$( )o" /-.! I :!;( (/ "o#

---s. 119:5+, 6+.


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T/+ #o +) !!%-)'! o !

???L$:! 22@19

POSSIBILITIES SEPT

Lue/61A

The things which are impossi#le %ith men are possi#le withGod. 10

'att./A612

(nd nothing shall #e impossi#le unto you. 11

Lue/2611

(ll things are deli"ered to me of my Father.12

'ar/56>7'ar

/56>7

(##a, Father, all things are possi#le unto thee= tae away this cup from me.14

'att./0617

%ith men this is impossi#le= #ut with God all things arepossi#le. 15

John/56/>

(nd whatsoe"er ye shall as in my name, that will I do, that the Father may #eglorified in the -on. 1

(cts/6

*ut ye shall recei"e power, after that the +oly Ghost is come upon you.16

T/ "o# + - -; $)(o !!( -)# - +


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I ! 'o)(+)$! +) "o#, (/!) -! ! #+'+;! +)#!!#

???3o/) 8@41

MONEY SEPT

'att.116/0 -how me the tri#ute money.

17

Lue

1261D

Render therefore unto Caesar the things which #e Caesar;s, and unto God the

things which #e God;s. 18

'att./A61D

%hat thinest thou, -imon: of whom do the ings of the earth tae custom ortri#ute: of their own children, or of strangers : 19

'att/A617,1A

Then are the children free. ?otwithstanding, lest we should offend them, go thou. . . and gi"e unto them for me and thee. 20

Lue/26>,5

Go your ways6 #ehold, I send you forth as lam#s among wol"es. Carry neitherpurse, nor scrip, nor shoes 6 and salute no man #y the way. 21

Lue116>D

%hen I sent you without purse, and scrip, and shoes, laced ye anything :22

Lue11 6>7

*ut now, he that hath a purse, let him tae it, and liewise his scrip = and he thathath no sword, let him sell his garment an+ #uy one. 24

I /-.! !-+)!# !!( o !.! !.+ "-, (/-( I +


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T/! /-.! :!;( (/ "o#

???3o/) 17@6

TEMPTATION SEPT

Lue11657 %hy sleep ye: rise and pray, lest ye enter into temptation.

25

'att.

76/>

(nd lead us not into temptation, #ut deli"er us from e"il6 For thine is the

ingdom, and the power, and the glory, fore"er. (men. 2

'att.1765/

%atch and pray, that ye enter not into temptation 6 the spirit indeed is willing, #utthe flesh is wea. 26

'att.116/'att.

56A

%hy tempt ye me, ye hypocrites : It is written again, Thou shalt not tempt theLord thy God. 27

John/76>>

In the world ye shall ha"e tri#ulation6 #ut #e of good cheer = I ha"e o"ercome theworld. 28

Lue1161 Be are they which ha"e continued with me in my temptations.

29

'att/761>

Get thee #ehind me, -atan 6 thou art an offense unto me = for thou sa"orest notthe things that #e of God, #ut those that #e of men. 40

T/! !)(-)'! o (/ "o#


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T/! ;!o;! -:!# -)# /! -(++!# (/! "+(/ (/! %!-# o /!-.!)

---s. 105:40.

GLORY OCT

John/A6/ Father, the hour is come = glorify thy -on, that thy -on also may glorify thee.

1

John

//652

-aid I not unto thee, that, if thou wouldest #elie"e, thou shouldest see the glory

of God : 2

John/A611

(nd the glory which thou ga"est me I ha"e gi"en them = that they may #e one,e"en as we are one. 4

'ar/>617

(nd then shall they see the -on of man coming in the clouds with great powerand glory.

5

John/A615

Father, I will that they also whom thou hast gi"en me #e with me where I am =that they may #ehold my glory, which thou hast gi"en me.

John/161 Father, glorify thy name.

6

John/A6D

(nd now, O Father, glorify thou me with thine own self with the glory which I hadwith thee #efore the world was.

7

A)# (/!! "o# "/+'/ I 'o-)# (/!! (/+ #- /- %! +) (/+)! /!-( A)# (/o$

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T/ "o# "!! o$)# -)# I #+# !-( (/!

---Jer. 15: 16.

3UDGE NOT OCT

'att.A61 Judge not, that ye #e not )udged.

8

'att

A6/

For with what )udgment ye )udge, ye shall #e )udged.

9

JohnD611

For the Father )udgeth no man, #ut hath committed all )udgment unto the -on.10

John/2 6>16/D

'any good wors ha"e I shewed BO from my Father6 for which of those worsdo ye stone me :

Be )udge after the flesh= I )udge no man.

11

John6/7

(nd yet if I )udge, my )udgment is true 6 for I am not alone, #ut I and the Fatherthat sent me. 12

JohnA615 Judge not according to the appearance, #ut )udge righteous )udgment.

14

John/165A

(nd if any man hear my words and #elie"e not, I )udge him not= for I came not to)udge the world, #ut to sa"e the world. 15

H! (/-( !-(!(/, !-(!(/ (o (/! Lo#, o /!


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Fo (/! "o# o Go# + $+': -)# ;o"!$

---%eb. 4:1".

THE LA> OCT

'att.D6/A

Thin not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets = I am not come todestroy, #ut to fulfill.

1

'att.

D6/

For "erily I say unto you, Till hea"en and earth pass, one )ot or one tittle shall in no

wise pass from the law, till all #e fulfilled. 16

'att.1> 61, >

The scri#es and the harisees sit in 'oses; seat = all therefore whatsoe"er they#id you o#ser"e, that o#ser"e and do. 17

Lue/2 617.1

%hat is written in the law : how readest thou : Thou hast answered right 6 thisdo, and thou shalt li"e. 18

'att.A6/1

Therefore all things whatsoe"er ye would that men should do to you, do ye e"enso to them = for this is the law and the prophets. 19

'att.11 6>A,>

Thou shalt lo"e the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and withall thy mind. This is the first and great commandment. 20

'att.11 6>0,52

(nd the second is lie unto it, Thou shalt lo"e thy neigh#or as thyself. On thesetwo commandments hang all the law and the prophets. 21

Ho# -( (/! o o o$)# "o#, "/+'/ (/o$ /-( /!-# o !, +) -+(/ -)# o.!

"/+'/ + +) C/+( 3!$

---" 2i!. 1:13.


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Fo (/ "o# /-(/ $+':!)!# !

---s. 119:50.

CHILDREN OF GOD OCT

'att.D60 *lessed are the peacemaers6 for they shall #e called the children of God.

22

John/26>7

-ay ye of him, whom the Father hath sanctified and sent into the world, Thou#lasphemest = #ecause I said, I am the -on of God: 24

'att./> 615,>

The ingdom of hea"en is liened unto a man which sowed good seed in his field=the field is the world and the good seed are the children of the ingdom. 25

Lue76>D

*ut lo"e ye your enemies and do good, and lend, hoping for nothing again = andyour reward shall #e great, and ye shall #e the children of the +ighest. 2

'att.D65D

That ye may #e the children of your Father which is in hea"en= for he maeth hissun to rise on the e"il and on the good, and sendeth rain on the )ust and theun)ust.

26

Lue126>7

They are e


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Ho" "!!( -! (/ "o# $)(o (-(!

---s. 119:103.=INGDOM OF GOD OCT

'ar/ 6/D

The time is fulfilled and the ingdom of God is at hand 6 repent ye and #elie"e thegospel. 29

'att.76>> -ee ye first the ingdom of God and his righteousness.

40

Lue/A 612,1/

The ingdom of God cometh not with o#ser"ation6 neither shall they say, Lo hereKor, lo thereK for #ehold, the ingdom of God is within you. 41

'ar/26/5

-uffer the little children to come unto me, and for#id them not 6 for of such is theingdom of God.

NOV

1

'ar/26/D

Eerily I say unto you, %hosoe"er shall not recei"e the ingdom of God as a littlechild, he shall not enter therein. 2

'ar/16>5Lue/>610

Thou art not far from the ingdom of God. (nd they shall come from the east,and from the west, and from the north and from the south, and shall sit down inthe ingdom of God.

4

John

>6>

Eerily, "erily, I say unto thee, 39cept a man #e #orn again, he cannot see the

ingdom of God. 5

T/!!o! /- ! - $; (/!! "o# +) o$ /!-( -)# +) o$ o$ -)# %+)#

(/! o - +


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I "+ )o( o

John/A611

That they may #e one, e"en as we are one.9

'att./2 652

+e that recei"eth you recei"eth me, and he that recei"eth me recei"eth him thatsent me. 10

John/560

+e that hath seen me hath seen the Father.

11

H! /-# 'o-)#!# (/! 'o$# o -%o.!, -)# o;!)!# (/! #oo o /!-.!), -)#

/-# -+)!# #o") -))- $;o) (/! (o !-(, -)# /-#


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Ho" o'+%! -! +/

*ut rather see ye the ingdom of God = and all these things shall #e added untoyou. 1

Lue/16>1

Fear not, little floc = for it is your Father;s good pleasure to gi"e you theingdom. 16

Lue7612'att.D6D

*lessed #e ye poor= for yours is the ingdom of God. *lessed are the mee 6 forthey shall inherit the earth. 17

LueD65

Launch out into the deep, and let down your nets for a draught.18

M-) #o(/ )o( +.! % %!-# o), %$( % !.! "o# (/-( ;o'!!#!(/ o$( o (/!

o$(/ o (/! Lo# #o(/ -) +.!

---eut. 8:3.


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I /-.! -+# (/-( I "o$# :!!; (/ "o#

---s. 119:1+.

HEAVEN ON EARTH NOV

Lue//61

Thy ingdom come. Thy will #e done, as in hea"en, so in earth.19

'att./>6>/

The ingdom of hea"en is lie to a grain of mustard seed, which a man too, andsowed in his field.

20

'att./>6>1

%hich indeed is the least of all seeds = #ut when it is grown, it is the greatestamong her#s, and #ecometh a tree, so that the #irds of the air come and lodge inthe #ranches thereof. 21

'att./>6>>

The ingdom of hea"en is lie unto lea"en, which a woman too, and hid in threemeasures of meal, till the whole was lea"ened.

22

'att./>655 (gain the ingdom of hea"en is lie unto treasure hid in a field = the which when aman hath found, he hideth, and for )oy thereof goeth and selleth all that he hath,and #uyeth that field. 24

'att./>65D.57

(gain, the ingdom of hea"en is lie unto a merchantman, seeing goodly pearls.%ho, when he had found one pearl of great price, went and sold all that he had,and #ought it. 25

'att.

/> 65A,5

(gain, the ingdom of hea"en is lie unto a net, that was cast into the sea, and

gathered of e"ery ind. %hich, when it was full, they drew to shore, and satdown, and gathered the good into "essels, #ut cast the #ad away.

2

B!/o# I (-)# -( (/! #oo -)# :)o': + -) -) /!- .o+'!, -)# o;!) (/!

#oo, I "+ 'o! +) (o /+, -)# "+ $; "+(/ /+ -)# /! "+(/ !

---/e$. 3:"0.


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O, /o" o.! I (/ -" +( + !#+(-(+o) - (/! #-

---s. 119:9+.FASTING NOV

'ar16/0

Can the children of the #ridecham#er fast, while the #ridegroom is with them: aslong as they ha"e the #ridegroom with them, they cannot fast. 26

'ar1612

*ut the days will come, when the #ridegroom shall #e taen away from them,and then shall they fast in those days. 27

LueD6>5

Can ye mae the children of the #ridecham#er fast, while the #ridegroom is withthem : 28

'att.06/D

Can the children of the #ridecham#er mourn, as long as the #ridegroom is withthem: #ut the days will come, when the #ridegroom shall #e taen from them,and then shall they fast.

29

'att./A61/

+ow#eit this ind goeth not out #ut #y prayer and fasting.40

'ar0610 This ind can come forth #y nothing, #ut #y prayer and fasting.

DEC

1

'att.76/

(ppear not unto men to fast, #ut unto thy Father which is in secret6 and thyFather which seeth in secret, shall reward thee openly. 2

T/! :)o"!#

(/-( #o (/+)


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T/! !)(-)'! o (/ "o# 1,>>

Eerily, "erily, I say unto you, 'oses ga"e you not that #read from hea"en .... Forthe #read of God is he which cometh down from hea"en and gi"eth life unto the

world. 9

A o o - %oo: "- (/!!+) o!o.! /! -+# $)(o !, So) o -), !-( (/-( (/o$

+)#!( !-( (/+ o -)#


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FIRST YEAR

H! (/-( !-(!(/, !-(!(/ (o (/! Lo#

---/o!. 14:6.

3ESUS COMMANDMENTS DEC

John/1 650.D2

The Father which sent me, he ga"e me a commandment, what I should say andwhat I should spea. (nd I now that his commandment is life e"erlasting.

10

John/56/D

John/D6/1

If ye lo"e me, eep my commandments. This is my commandment, That ye lo"eone another, as I ha"e lo"ed you.

11

John/D6/5,/A

Be are my friends, if ye do whatsoe"er I command you. These things I commandyou, that ye lo"e one another.

12

John/5 615,

1/

+e that lo"eth me not eepeth not my sayings. +e that hath my commandments,and eepeth them, he it is that lo"eth me.

14

'att.A615

Therefore whosoe"er heareth these sayings of mine and doeth them, I will lienhim unto a wise man, which #uilt his house upon a roc.

15

'att.A61D

(nd the rain descended and the floods came, and the winds #lew, and #eat uponthat house= and it fell not6 for it was founded upon a roc. 1

'att.A 617,1A

(nd e"ery one that heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them not, shall #eliened unto a foolish man which #uilt his house upon sand6 (nd the raindescended and the floods came, and the winds #lew, and #eat upon that house=and it fell6 and great was the fall of it.

16

C-) Go# $)+/ - (-%! +) (/! "+#!)! T/o$ ;!;-!( - (-%! %!o! ! +) (/!

;!!)'! o +)! !)!+!

???P 78@19, P 24@


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L!( (/! "o# o C/+( #"! +) o$ +'/

---o&. 3:16.

THE >ITHIN DEC

John/5$12JohnA6>

(t that day ye shall now that I am in my Father, and ye in me and I in you. +e that#elie"eth on me, as the scripture hath said, out of his #elly shall flow ri"ers ofli"ing water.

17

John/56/A

For he the spirit of truthM dwelleth with you and shall #e in you. 18

'att.065 %herefore thin ye e"il in your hearts:

19

'arA5 6/D

There is nothing from without a man that entering into him can defile him 6 #utthe things which come out of him, those are they that defile the man. 20

'arA61/, 1>

For from within, out of the heart of men, proceed e"il thoughts. . . . and defile theman. 21

'att.767

ray to thy Father which is in secret= and thy Father which seeth in secret shallreward thee openly. 22

Lue/A61/

*ehold, the ingdom of God is within you.24

A)# ! /- !.! (/! Lo# o$ Go#, -)# /! /- %! (/ %!-# -)# (/ "-(!

-)# I "+ (-:! +':)! -"- o (/! +#( o (/!!

???E* 24@2?


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L- $; (/!! "o# +) o$ /!-(

???D!$( 11@18

HEALING DEC

Lue/65/'ar/26D/, D1

%hat wilt thou that I should do unto thee : Go thy way = thy faith hath madethee whole. 25

John5$5 39cept ye see signs and wonders ye will not #elie"e. Go thy way = thy son li"eth. 2

JohnD67,'att.0 61, 10

%ilt thou #e made whole: Rise, tae up thy #ed, and wal. *elie"e ye that I ama#le to do this: (ccording to your faith #e it unto you. 26

John0 6>,A

?either hath this man sinned, nor his parents 6 Go, wash in the pool of -iloam. 27

'att.061,7

-on, #e of good cheer= thy sins #e forgi"en thee. (rise, tae up thy #ed, and gounto thine house.

28

Lue65D,57

%ho touched me : -ome#ody hath touched me 6 for I percei"e that "irtue isgone out of me.

29

'ar

> 6>, 5, DJohn//65

-tand forth. Is it lawful to do good on the -a##ath days or to do e"il: to sa"e

life, or to ill: -tretch forth thine hand. This sicness is not unto death, #ut forthe glory of God, that the -on of God might #e glorified there#y.

40

41

T/!! "-+( - $;o) (/!!, (/-( (/o$ -!(


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4 BREAD FROM HEAVEN

SECOND YEAR

B!/o#, I "+ -+) %!-# o /!-.!) o o$

---7. 16:4.

CHILDREN 3AN

'ar06>A

%hosoe"er shall recei"e one of such children in my name, recei"eth me = andwhosoe"er shall recei"e me, recei"eth not me, #ut him that sent me. 1

'att.

/6>

Eerily I say unto you, 39cept ye #e con"erted, and #ecome as little children, ye

shall not enter into the ingdom of hea"en.2

'att./65 %hosoe"er therefore shall hum#le himself as this littl)e child, the same is

greatest in the ingdom of hea"en. 4

'att./06/5

-uffer little children, and for#id them not, to come unto me= for of such is theingdom of hea"en 5

'arA61A

Let the children first #e filled= for it is not meet to tae the children;s #read, andto cast it unto the dogs.

'att./6/2

Tae heed that ye despise not one of these little ones= for I say unto you, That inhea"en their angels do always #ehold the face of my Father which is in hea"en. 6

'att./67

*ut whoso shall offend one of these little ones which #elie"e in me, it were

#etter for him that a millstone were hanged a#out his nec, and that he weredrowned in the depth of the sea. 7

T/! %!-# "/+'/ "! %!-:, + +( )o( (/! 'o$)+o) o (/! %o# o C/+( Fo "!

%!+)< -) -! o)! %!-# -)# o)! %o#@ o "! -! - ;-(-:! o (/-( o)!

%!-#

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M-) #+# !-( -)

---s. +8:"5-

SATAN 3AN

John655

+e was a murderer from the #eginning, and a#ode not in the truth, #ecausethere is no truth in him. 8

'att.

56/2

Get thee hence, -atan 6 for it is written, Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God,

and him only shalt thou ser"e.9

'ar> 61>, 17

+ow can -atan cast out -atan: (nd if -atan rise up against himself, and #edi"ided, he cannot stand, #ut hath an end. 10

Lue116>/.>1

-imon, -imon, #ehold, -atan hath desired to ha"e you, that he may sift you aswheat 6 #ut I ha"e prayed for thee that thy faith fail not. 11

Lue/>6/7

(nd ought not this woman whom -atan hath #ound, lo, these eighteen years,#e loosed from this #ond: 12

'ar6>>Lue/26/

Get thee #ehind me -atan 6 for thou sa"orest not the things that #e of God, #utthe things that #e of men. I #eheld -atan as lightning fall from hea"en. 14

John/16>/

?ow is the )udgment of this world = now shall the prince ofthis world #e cast out. 15

O


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So (/! #+# !-( -)# "!! "! +!#

o /! 0'arD65/

%hy mae ye this ado, and weep: the damsel is not dead, #ut sleepeth.Talitha cumi= damsel, I say unto thee. arise.

16

'ar> 61>, 17 %eep not= she is not dead, #ut sleepeth. 'aid, arise.

17

LueA6/5 Boung man, I say unto thee, (rise.

18

John//6//,/5,/D

Our friend LaNarus sleepeth = #ut I go, that I may awae him out of sleep.LaNarus is dead. (nd I am glad for your saes that I was not there, to theintent ye may #elie"e = ne"ertheless let us go unto him. 19

John//6>5,>0

%here ha"e ye laid him : Tae ye away the stone.20

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I am the resurrection and the life6 he that #elie"eth in me,though he were dead, yet shall he li"e. LaNarus, come forth. 21

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T/+ + (/! %!-# "/+'/ (/! Lo# /-(/ ATCH 3AN

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%atch therefore 6 for ye now not what hour your Lord doth come. (nd what Isay unto you I say unto all, %atch. 22

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*ut now this, that if the goodman of the house had nown in what watch thethief would come, he would ha"e watched, and would not ha"e suffered hishouse to #e #roen up.

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Therefore #e ye also ready 6 for in such an hour as ye thinnot the -on of man cometh. 25

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Tae ye heed, watch and pray6 for ye now not when the time is.2

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For the -on of man is as a man taing a far )ourney, who left his house, and ga"eauthority to his ser"ants, and to e"ery man his wor, and commanded theporter to watch. 26

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%atch ye therefore 6 for ye now not when the master of the house cometh, ate"en, or at midnight, or at coc$crowing, or in the morning 6 lest comingsuddenly, he find you sleeping. 27

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1/6>7

%atch ye therefore, and pray always, that ye may #e accounted worthy to

escape all these things that shall come to pass, and to stand #efore the -on ofman. 28

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SECOND YEAR

B!-# "/+'/ (!)1'att.D67

I ha"e meat to eat that ye now not of. *lessed are they which do hunger andthirst after righteousness 6 for they shall #e filled. 29

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76D,/2

Therefore I say unto you, Tae no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, orwhat ye shall drin. %hence shall we #uy #read that these may eat: 'ae the

men sit down.

40

Lue/26 3at such things as are set #efore you.

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Come and dine. *lessed are ye that hunger now6 for ye shall #e filled. . . . +owmany loa"es ha"e ye : Go and see. Gi"e ye them to eat. FEB

1

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+ear and understand 6 not that which goeth into the mouth defileth a man = #utthat which cometh out of the mouth, this defileth a man.

2

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John the *aptist came neither eating #read nor drining wine. . . . The -on of'an is come eating and drining.

4

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(nd in the same house remain, eating and drining such things as they gi"e.

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SECOND YEAR

>! -! - ;-(-:! o (/-( o)! %!-#

---1or. 10:1+.

DRIN=ING FEB

Lue116>2 Be may eat and drin at my ta#le in my ingdom.

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I thirst. . . . Gi"e me to drin.

6

JohnA6>A If any man thirst, let him come unto me and drin. . . %hosoe"er drineth of

the water that I shall gi"e him shallne"er thirst = #ut the water that I shall gi"ehim shall #e inhim a well of water springing up into e"erlasting life.

7

'ar0$5/ For whosoe"er shall gi"e you a cup of water to drin in my name, #ecause ye

#elong to Christ, "erily I say unto you, he shall not lose his reward.

8

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The cup which my Father hath gi"en me, shall I not drinit: Be shall indeed drin of the cup that I drin of. (ndif they drin any deadly thing it shall not hurt them. 9

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The -on of 'an came eating and drining, and they say,*ehold a man gluttonous and a wine#i##er.

10

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Tae this, and di"ide it among yoursel"es6 for I say untoyou, I will not drin of the fruit of the "ine, until the ingdom of God shall come.

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I

*lessed are the eyes which see the things that. ye see.16

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For I tell you, that many prophets and ings ha"e desired to see those thingswhich ye see, and ha"e not seen them= and to hear those things which ye hear,and ha"e not heard them.

17

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Go ye therefore into the highways, and as many as ye shall find, #id to themarriage. -o those ser"ants went out into the highways, and gathered togetherall as many as they found, #oth #ad and good 6 and the wedding was furnished

with guests.

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SECOND YEAR

T/! +67

That which is #orn of the flesh is flesh= and that which is #orn of the -pirit is

spirit.20

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'ar"el not that I said unto thee, Be must #e #orn again.21

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The wind #loweth where it listeth, and thou hearest the sound thereof, #utcanst not tell whence it cometh, and whither it goeth 6 so is e"ery one that is#orn of the -pirit. 22

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(nd no man hath ascended up to hea"en, #ut he that came down from hea"en,e"en the -on of 'an which is in hea"en.

24

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Eerily, "erily, I say unto you, +ereafter ye shall see hea"en open, and the angelsof God ascending and descending upon the -on of 'an. 25

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John/A6/>

I came forth from the Father, and am come into the world. and these things I

spea in the world, that they might ha"e my )oy fulfilled in themsel"es. 2

A)# (/! 'o)(+)$+)< #-+ "+(/ o)! -''o# +) (/! (!;!, -)# %!-:+)< %!-#

o /o$! (o /o$!, #+# !-( (/!+ !-( "+(/


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Fo (/! !- (+!(/ "o#, - (/! o$(/ (-(!(/ !-(

---Job 34:3.

>ITNESS OF THE CHRIST FEB

John6/5

Though I #ear record of myself, yet my record is true 6 for I now whence I cameand whither I go. 26

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6/A,/

It is also written in your law, that the testimony of two men is true. I am one

that #ear witness of myself, and my Father that sent me #eareth witness of me.27

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Be shall #e witnesses unto me #oth in Jerusalem, and in all Judea, and in-amaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth.

28

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Lue1565 (nd ye are witnesses of these things.

MAR

1

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If I #ear witness of myself, my witness is not true. There is another that #earethwitness of me= and I now that the witness which he witnesseth of me is true.

2

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Be sent unto John, and he #are witness unto the truth. *ut I ha"e greaterwitness than that of John6 for the wors which the Father hath gi"en me tofinish, the same wors that I do, #ear witness of me, that the Father hath sentme.

4

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D6>A (nd the Father himself, which hath sent me, hath #orne witness of me.5

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SECOND YEAR

Go, (-)# -)# ;!-: +) (/! (!;! (o (/! ;!o;!

- (/! "o# o (/+ +! ---/ Come ye yoursel"es apart into a desert place, and rest a while.

8

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%hen thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door,pray to thy Father which is in secret. 9

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Let us pass o"er unto the other side. eace #e still.10

Lue/26>,5 Go your ways6 . . . . . . and salute no man #y the way.11

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