XV. LAST DAYS IN PERÆA 267 MATT. XIX. 1-XX. 16. Marriage and Divorce 268 The Children 270 The Rich Young Man 273 Danger of Riches 276 Rewards 279 XVI. TO JERUSALEM 286 MATT. XX. 17-XXI. 17. I. The Going Up 286 II. The Royal Entry 295 XVII. CONFLICT IN THE TEMPLE 305 MATT. XXI. 18-XXIII. I. The Challenge 307 The Two Sons 310 The Husbandmen 311 The Marriage Feast 315 II. The Ordeal of Questions 322 III. The House left Desolate 329 XVIII. THE PROPHECY ON THE MOUNT 339 MATT. XXIV., XXV. I. The Coming of the Son of Man 340 II. Parables and Pictures of Judgment 349 1. The Servant set over the Household 349 2 and 3. The Virgins; The Talents 352 4. The Final Separation 366 XIX. THE GREAT ATONEMENT DAY 376 MATT. XXVI.-XXVII. 56. I. The Evening 386 II. The Night 396 III. The Morning 412 IV. From the Third to the Ninth Hour 420 XX. THE THIRD DAY 429 MATT. XXVII. 57-XXVIII. 15. The Evening of the First Day 430 The Second Day 432 The Morning of the Third Day 433 XXI. THE GOSPEL FOR ALL THE NATIONS THROUGH "ALL THE DAYS" 439 MATT. XXVIII. 16-20. I. _THE COMING OF THE CHRIST._ MATT. i. The New Testament opens appropriately with the four Gospels; for, though in their present form they are all later in date than some of the Epistles, their substance was the basis of all apostolic preaching and writing. As the Pentateuch to the Old Testament, so is the fourfold Evangel to the New.