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Relation of the Baptist to Elijah. The Theory of Transmigration Considered.
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“The Spirit and Power of Elijah”—Not the Soul—Were in the Baptist.xvi.ii.vi.ii
Concerning the Epileptic.xvi.ii.vi.iii
Spiritual Epileptics.xvi.ii.vi.iv
The Deaf and Dumb Spirit.xvi.ii.vi.v
Influence of the Moon and Stars on Men.xvi.ii.vi.vi
The Power of Faith.xvi.ii.vi.vii
Jesus' Prediction of His “Delivery” Into the Hands of Men.xvi.ii.vi.viii
Satan and the “Delivery” Of Jesus.xvi.ii.vi.ix
Concerning Those Who Demanded the Half-Shekel.xvi.ii.vi.x
The Freedom of Sons.xvi.ii.vi.xi
The Stater Allegorized.xvi.ii.vi.xii
The Sacred Half-Shekel.xvi.ii.vi.xiii
Concerning Those Who Said, Who is the Greatest? and Concerning the Child that Was Called by Jesus.xvi.ii.vi.xiv
Greatness Varies in Degree.xvi.ii.vi.xv
Why the Great are Compared to Little Children.xvi.ii.vi.xvi
The Little Ones and Their Stumbling-Blocks.xvi.ii.vi.xvii
Who Was the Little Child Called by Jesus.xvi.ii.vi.xviii
The Parallel Passages in Mark and Luke.xvi.ii.vi.xix
The World and Offences. Various Meanings of World.xvi.ii.vi.xx
The “Woe” Does Not Apply to the Disciples of Jesus.xvi.ii.vi.xxi
What the “Occasions of Stumbling” Are.xvi.ii.vi.xxii
In What Sense “Necessary.”xvi.ii.vi.xxiii
The Offending Hand, or Foot, or Eye.xvi.ii.vi.xxiv
The Eye or Hand Allegorized.xvi.ii.vi.xxv
The Little Ones and Their Angels.xvi.ii.vi.xxvi
When the Little Ones are Assigned to Angels.xvi.ii.vi.xxvii
Close Relationship of Angels to Their “Little Ones.”xvi.ii.vi.xxviii
The Little Ones and the Perfect.xvi.ii.vi.xxix
The Sinning Brother.xvi.ii.vi.xxx
The Power to Bind on Earth and in Heaven.xvi.ii.vi.xxxi