other books, which is interesting to the curious, and has a certain value, but which is after all little more than theory, finds no place in this work. Of course in a book of this size the vast amount of instruction contained in Paul's epistles could be considered only in part. Some of these are not referred to, others are passed by with a simple mention, and none of them are fully canvassed. Enough of them are mentioned, however, to enable the reader to enter into the spirit which actuated the great apostle. And if the perusal of this volume shall lead the reader to lay hold upon the hope which sustained Paul in his labors and trials, and shall help him to fight the good fight of faith, the object of its publication will be accomplished. PUBLISHERS. CONTENTS. 9 CHAPTER I.-SAUL THE PERSECUTOR. Early Training- 21 CHAPTER IV.-ORDINATION OF PAUL AND BARNABAS. 32 Bar- nabas at Antioch-Obtains the Help of Paul-Antioch an 40 CHAPTER V.-PREACHING AMONG THE HEATHEN. Iconium [v] 62 CHAPTER VII.-IMPRISONMENT OF PAUL AND SILAS. Paul CHAPTER VIII.-OPPOSITION AT THESSALONICA. Preach- 81 87 98 CHAPTER XI.-EPISTLES TO THE THESSALONIANS. Tidings 109 CHAPTER XII.—APOLLOS AT CORINTH. Apollos at Ephe- 118 128 CHAPTER XIV.-TRIALS AND VICTORIES OF PAUL. Three 140 CHAPTER XV.—PAUL TO THE CORINTHIANS. Temptations 149 CHAPTER XVI.-SECOND EPISTLE TO THE CORINTHIANS. CHAPTER XVII.-PAUL REVISITS CORINTH. Approach to CHAPTER XVIII.-PAUL'S LAST JOURNEY TO JERUSalem. 207 CHAPTER XX.-PAUL A PRISONER. The Nazarite Vow- 214 CHAPTER XXI.-TRIAL AT CÆSAREA. Paul before Felix 252 CHAPTER XXIV.-THE VOYAGE AND SHIPWRECK. Paul 272 328 |