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    rion : " Go , and as thou hast believed , be it unto thee . " And his servant was healed at that very hour .

    Luke vii . 1—10 . Now when [ Jesus ] had ended all his words in the hearing of the people , he entered into Capernaum ; where a certain centuriQn ! s ^ serj ^ ant , j ^ rLO 3 mg . j ^| eerned by him , was ill , and 1 at the point of death . [ The centurion ] hearing of Jesus , sentTunto hnrTelders > pf the Jews , beseeching him to come and . heai his servant . So they came to Jesus , and earnestly besought him , saying : "He is worthy to receive this [ favour ;] for he loveth our nation , and himself built our synagogue . " Then Jesus went with them ; but when

    he was now not far from the house , the centurion sent friends to him , saying unto him : " Lord , trouble not thyself ; for I am not worthy that thou shouldst enter under my roof ; wherefore neither thought I myself worthy to come unto thee , but speak by a word , and my servant will be healed . For I also am a man placed tinder authority , [ or in authority , ] having under me soldiers ; and I say to one , ' Go / arid he goeth ; arid to another , * Gome , ¦¦ and he cometh ; and to my servant , Do this / and he doethit . " Jesus , hearing these things , wondered at him , and turning , said to the

    multitude who followed him : " I say junto you , not even in Israel have I found , so great faith . " -And they who were sent , having returned t 0 thei house , found the sick servant in sound health . _ n „ RAISING OF A WIDOW'S SON AT NAIN . Oct . 17 . Luke vii . 11—17 .

    And it came to pass on the following day , that he was going into a city called Nain ; and there went with him several of his disciples , and a great multitude , when , as he drew near to the gate of the city , lo ! there was carried out a dead man , the only son of his mother , who was a widow ; and a considerable multitude of the city was with her . Whereupon the Lord , seeing her , was mpved with compassion on her , and said unto her : " Weep not . "

    And he pame and touched the bier , ( rneanwjhile the bearers stood still , ) ami said : Young man , I say unto thee , arise / ' So the dead man sat up , and began to speak ; and [ Jesus ] delivered him to his mother . Then fear seized all , and they glorified God ; , saying : " A great prophet hath arisen among us , and God hath visited [ i . e . favourably regard ' ed ] his people / ' And this report of him went forth throughout Judea ,. and the surrounding country .

    _ __ ANSWERS OF JESUS TO HIS FOLLOWERS . Uct . 4 \) . Matthew viii , 18— 22 . Now Jesus , seeing great multitudes about him , gave orders to depart unto the other side ; [ i . e . of the lake or sea of Galilee ;] when a certain scribe came and said unto him : Teacher , I will

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    342 ? . TRANSLATION ^ OF THE GOSPELS .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 1, 1833, page 342, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2625/page/22/