_I. Peter, the Chief of the Apostles._ The Four Gospels. Acts 1. Early Life of. of the Apostles, XV. 2. His Call to the Apostleship and I and II Peter, Commentary Companionship with Jesus. Critical and Explanatory 3. His life after the Death of Jesus. Introduction to 4. Did He Establish the Church at I and II Peter, pp. 494-99. Rome? Smith's Dictionary of the Bible Art. Peter. St. Peter as founder of the Church at Rome--Catholic View--"Catholic Belief" (Bruno), pp. 307-321. Protestant View, Milman's History of Christianity, Book II, Chaps. II and III; also Dr. Wm. Smith's New Testament History, pp. 634-643. _II. St. Paul, the Apostle of the Gentiles._ Acts VIII-XXVIII. The 1. Birth and Roman Citizenship of. Pauline Epistles. All 2. His conversion to Christianity. Bible Helps and Dictionaries 3. His Conception of the Christian Art. "Paul," Life 4. His Controversies with the Judaizing and Epistles of St. Paul, Party. Coneybeare and Howson's 5. His Death and Influence on Christianity. Life of St. Paul. _NOTES._ 1. _Suggestions in the Construction of a Lecture:_ Referring again to the construction of a lecture, and holding in mind the framework given in Lesson 1; namely: 1. The Introduction; 2. The Discussion; 3. The Conclusion. I am reminded of the only lesson in speech forming ever given to me in College days, and that lesson was by a very inferior public speaker, but a very prince among teachers, the late lamented Dr. John R. Park, whose name will forever be associated with our State University. He said: "Be sure that your lecture has a beginning, an ending, and something between." Another form of introduction, discussion and conclusion.