During the seasons of Advent and Lent, or on Wednesday and Friday, or at other seasons of more than usual retirement, some of the subjects referred to below might be found useful for consideration. (Those at the beginning of January, and at the end of Epiphany and Trinity, would, in many years, be otherwise missed altogether.)

41-47

The two Masters-The Narrow Way 284-288 *Call and Obedience of the Wise Men *Loss of Jesus by His Parents, His Childhood and Youth

The Lord's Prayer

79-89 267-271

107, 113-15, 188, 266, 375

The Temptation of Christ

The Lost Sheep-The Prodigal

Parables and Discourses relating

For Ember Days, 186-7-8; 205-6-7; 307-8-9;

176, 204, 320.

IN HIM WAS LIFE,

AND THE LIFE

WAS THE LIGHT OF MEN.

This Harmony of the Four Gospels was first compiled from the headings to the sections of Greswell's Harmonia Evangelica. It has now been much enlarged, to form part of the little volume called Daily Steps towards Heaven. It follows almost exclusively the chronological order of Greswell. In one or two places (as on Palm Sunday) it has been modi fied from Townsend's New Testament Chronologically Arranged, from which work the names of places and dates are chiefly taken. The places at which the events happened are inserted in the blank columns, wherever there is room. Through the kindness of a brother it has had the benefit. of an additional revision.

N.B. The references are frequently made to the whole subject rather than to the words quoted.

SERMON ON THE MOUNT ch. (5-7) PLAIN. ch. (6) N. of do.

here parallel with those of the Sermon on the Mount, to save the repetition on the next page, and to shew the difference between them.