1 – Also the alteration of the original question (St. Mark x. 3), “Is it lawful for a man to put away his wife?” by the addition of the words “for every cause” (Matt. xix. 3) is most significant. 2 – _De Gest. Pelag._ v. (15). 3 – 2 Cor. iii. 6. 4 – Rom. vii. 9. 5 – _De Sp. et Lit._ 34. 6 – See especially St. John i. 4‒12, Rom. ii. 14‒16, Acts xvii. 22‒31. 7 – Mill’s _Three Essays on Theism_, p. 255. Pusey’s _Univ. Sermons_, 1864‒72, “God and human independence,” p. 10, note 1. 8 – The Sermon with the parallel passages is given at length in Appendix I., pp. 202 ff. 9 – If the reading, and not the margin, of the R.V. be right in Mark x. 23, 24. 10 – St. John xiv. 26. 11 – St. Matt. vii. 28. 12 – Acts xvii. 31; 1 St. John iii. 2‒3. 13 – Wisdom ii. 12 ff. 14 – Job i. 21. 15 – 1 Tim. vi. 8. 16 – Phil. ii. 7, 2 Cor. viii. 9. 17 – 2 Cor. vi. 10, 1 Cor. iii. 21. 18 – Gal. vi. 5. 19 – Gal. vi. 2. 20 – St. Matt. viii. 17. 21 – St. John xii. 24, 25. 22 – 2 Cor. i. 4. 23 – 2 Cor. vii. 10. 24 – _Institutes_, ix. 11. 25 – 1 Peter ii. 23 26 – Ps. xxxvii. 29. 27 – St. James ii. 15‒16; 1 John iii. 16‒18. 28 – Ps. xviii. 24‒26. 29 – St. Matt. xviii. 23 f. 30 – Rom. v. 7. 31 – Job xlii. 5, St. Luke v. 8; and cf. the vision which is the beginning of purification after death in Cardinal Newman’s _Dream of Gerontius_. 32 – Hebr. xi. 27. 33 – St. Matt. x. 34. 34 – Rev. iii. 15‒16. These words mean, I think, not “I would that ye, the Church of Laodicea, were either morally worse than ye are or morally better”; but “I would that either ye were not Christians at all or better Christians.” 35 – _C. hær._ iv. 13. 4. 36 – _Quæst. 73 in Exod._ 37 – Hebr. xii. 16. 38 – This is drawn out in Appendix ii., p. 218. 39 – 2 Chron. xix. 5 8, cf. Josephus _Antiq._ IV. viii. 14. 40 – _Did._ xiv. 2. 41 – Cf. vi. 1, “in order to be seen of men,” where the phrase is the same and describes the deliberate motive. 42 – St. Mark viii. 38. 43 – See App. iii. p. 227. Duty of the Church with regard to divorce. 44 – And it cannot be overlooked that in one of the passages of St. Paul’s epistles where the law of the indissolubility of marriage is stated (Romans vii. 1‒3) he is referring to the _Jewish_ law (see ver. 1) which confessedly admitted exceptions, and yet he does not allude to them. 45 – Lev. xix. 12; Deut. vi. 13; Amos viii. 14. 46 – St. Matt. xxiii. 16‒20. 47 – Ch. v. 12. 48 – 2 Cor. i. 17, 18. 49 – Is. lxvi. 1; Ps. lviii. 2. 50 – St. Matt. xxvi. 63. 51 – St. James i. 20. 52 – I owe this thought, I believe, to an address given by the Dean of Chichester. 53 – St. Mark xiv. 57‒8. 54 – St. John ii. 19.