CLARK'S FOREIGN THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY. VOLUME XVI. Gishausen's Commentary on the Gospels. VOL. III. EDINBURGH : T. & T. CLARK, 38 GEORGE STREET; LONDON: SEELEY AND CO.; WARD AND CO.; AND JACKSON AND WALFORD. DUBLIN: JOHN ROBERTSON. NEW YORK: WILEY AND PUTNAM. PHILADELPHIA: J. A. MOORE. MDCCCLXIX. ON THE GOSPELS, ADAPTED ESPECIALLY FOR PREACHERS AND STUDENTS. BY HERMANN OLSHAUSEN, D.D., PROFESSOR OF THEOLOGY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF ERLANGEN. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN, WITH ADDITIONAL NOTES, BY REV. THOMAS BROWN, KINNEFF, AND REV. JOHN GILL, WITHAM. VOLUME III. EDINBURGH: T. & T. CLARK, 38 GEORGE STREET. LONDON: HAMILTON, ADAMS, & CO.; SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, & CO. ; DUBLIN: JOHN ROBERTSON. MDCCCXLIX. 5269 687 201.3 Mr BROWN is responsible for the Translation to p. 159, and Mr GILL from thence to the end of the Volume. TABLE OF CONTENTS. CONTINUED FROM VOLUME 11. Page § 12. Cure of a sick woman (Luke xiii. 10-21), § 15. The demands of Jesus on his disciples (Luke xiv. 25—35), § 16. Parables relating to the compassionate love of God (Luke § 17. Parables relating to the compassionate love of our fellow- § 18. Conclusion of the parabolic discourses (Luke xvii. 1–10), § 19. The healing of ten lepers (Luke xvii. 11—19), B. SECTION SECOND. Common account by the three first Evangelists of the last |
