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pel as a "mystery," and what does he mean by this word?_ 65. _Does Paul divide human nature into two or into three sections? Do you know the theological names for these alternatives? Does Paul regard the unregenerate man as possessing the part of human nature which he calls "spirit"?_ 67. _Enumerate the incidents of Christ's earthly life referred to by Paul._ CHAPTER V On this subject see the first two chapters of Conybeare and Howson; _New Testament Times_ of Hausrath or Schuerer; Fairweather, _From the Exile to the Advent_, Moss, _From Malachi to Matthew_. 72. Subject of class essay: The Origin and Significance of the name "Christian." 72. _By what other names were the Christians called in New Testament times, among themselves or among their enemies?_ 78. _What did the Greeks, the Romans, and the Jews severally contribute to Christianity?_ CHAPTER VI The aim of this Handbook, as of _The Life of Jesus Christ_ in the same series, being to show at a single glance the general course of the life and the principal objects it touched, a good many details have been omitted. This is especially the case in this chapter and in chapter x. The omissions cause those great features to stand out more prominently which details are apt to obscure. In this chapter an endeavor has been made to show in this way what were the different regions into which the apostle traveled, and what the peculiarities and the extent of the work he did in each. But in an extended Bible Class course the lessons will naturally go more into detail, and perhaps the incidents which took place in each town may generally form a lesson. Here, therefore, and at the beginning of chap. x., a few hints may be given of the viewpoints for the lessons, in so far as these are not already supplied in the text. Acts xiii. 1-12. First Footsteps of Christian Missions. " " 14-52. _Antioch_. Paul's Missionary Method. " xiv. 1-6. _Iconium_. Among the Jews. " " 6-20. _Lystra_. Among the Heathens. " " 21-28. Paul as a Pastor. " xv. Paul as an Ecclesiastic. Acts xvi. 1-6. The New Companion. " " 6-10. Opening up Virgin Soil. " " 12-40. _Philippi_. Transfiguration and Disfiguration of Humanity. " xvii. 1-9. _Thessalonica_. An Honorable Reproach. " " 10-14. _Beroea_. Rare Freedom from Prejudice. " " 15-34. _Athens_. The Gos
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