_Luke_--26. Notices of Luke in the New Testament--27. Sources of his Gospel--His Relation to Paul--28. Date and Place of Writing--29. Universal Aspect of Luke's Gospel--30. Its Character and Plan--Comparison of the Gospels in Respect to Peculiar Matter and Concordances--31. Integrity of Luke's Gospel--The Two Genealogies of Matthew and Luke--V. _John_--32. John's Manner of indicating himself--33. Personal Notices of him--34. Late Composition of his Gospel and Place of Writing--35. Peculiarity of this Gospel in Respect to Subject-Matter--Its Relation to the First Three Gospels--36. General Design of this Gospel--It is peculiarly the Gospel of Christ's Person--VI. _Acts of the Apostles_--37. Author of this Book--38. Plan of the Book--Its First Division; Second Division--Notices of Antioch--39. Office of this Book--Portraiture of the Apostolic Age of Christianity; Cursory View of the Inauguration of the Christian Church; Various Steps by which the Abolition of the Middle Wall of Partition between Jews and Gentiles was effected--40. Concluding Remarks CHAPTER XXX. THE EPISTLES OF PAUL--1. General Remarks on the Epistles--2. Paul's Epistles all written in the Prosecution of his Work as the Apostle to the Gentiles--Nature of this Work--3. Paul's Peculiar Qualifications for this Work--His Mode of Procedure--Union in him of Firmness and Flexibility--4. Character of the Apostle's Style--5. Points to be noticed in the Separate Epistles--Notices of Paul's Labors in the Acts of the Apostles--6. Present Arrangement of Paul's Epistles and of the Epistles generally--Chronological Order of Paul's Epistles--Four Groups of these Epistles--I. _Epistle to the Romans_--7. Date and Place of this Epistle--8. Composition of the Roman Church--9. Occasion and Design of the Epistle--Its General Outlines--10. Special Office of this Epistle--II. _Epistles to the Corinthians_--_First Epistle_--11. Place and Time of its Composition--12. Notices of the Corinthian Church--Occasion of the Apostle's Writing--13. General Tone of the Epistle as contrasted with that to the Galatians--_Second Epistle_--14. Place and Time of its Composition--15. Its Occasion--Prominence of the Apostle's Personality in this Epistle and its Ground--Peculiarities of its Diction--Its Office in the Economy of Revelation--III. _Epistle to the Galatians_--16. Historical Notice of Galatia--Missionary Visits of the Apostle to that Province--Date of the Present Epistle and Place of Composition--17. Occasion and Design--18. Outlines of the Epistle--The Historic Part, the Argumentative, the Practical--IV. _Epistles to the Ephesians, Colossians, and Philemon_--19. Contemporaneousness of these Epistles--20. Place and Date--21. Chronological Order of the First Two--_Epistle to the Colossians_--22. Notices of Colosse and the Church there--Occasion of this Epistle--Character of the False Teachers at Colosse--23. Outlines of the Epistle--Its Argumentative Part, its