§ 111. Did Jesus in precise terms predict his passion and death? 563 112. The predictions of Jesus concerning his death in general; their relation to the Jewish idea of the Messiah; declarations of Jesus concerning the object and effects of his death 567 113. Precise declarations of Jesus concerning his future resurrection 574 114. Figurative discourses, in which Jesus is supposed to have announced his resurrection 576 115. The discourses of Jesus on his second advent. Criticism of the different interpretations 582 116. Origin of the discourses on the second advent 591 CHAPTER II. MACHINATIONS OF THE ENEMIES OF JESUS; TREACHERY OF JUDAS; LAST SUPPER WITH THE DISCIPLES. § 117. Development of the relation of Jesus to his enemies 599 118. Jesus and his betrayer 602 119. Different opinions concerning the character of Judas, and the motives of his treachery 607 120. Preparation for the passover 611 121. Divergent statements respecting the time of the last supper 614 122. Divergencies in relation to the occurrences at the last meal of Jesus 621 123. Announcement of the betrayal and the denial 626 124. The institution of the Lord’s supper 631 CHAPTER III. RETIREMENT TO THE MOUNT OF OLIVES, ARREST, TRIAL, CONDEMNATION, AND CRUCIFIXION OF JESUS. § 125. Agony of Jesus in the garden 635 126. Relation of the fourth gospel to the events in Gethsemane. The farewell discourses in John, and the scene following the announcement of the Greeks 640 127. Arrest of Jesus 649 128. Examination of Jesus before the high priest 653 129. The denial by Peter 658 130. The death of the betrayer 662 131. Jesus before Pilate and Herod 669 132. The crucifixion 677 CHAPTER IV. DEATH AND RESURRECTION OF JESUS.