Commentators on Sacred Scripture are not agreed whether Mary of Magdala was the sister of Lazarus or whether there were two or three Marys connected with our LordMary the sister of Lazarus, Mary of Magdala, and Mary the sinner named in St. Luke's Gospel vii.

But when in May, 1843, the great Disruption took place, when four-hundred and seventy-four ministers of the Church of Scotland took up their cross for Christ, resigning their earthly livings for conscience sake, the duchess was deeply moved by this heroic act of self-denial, and eventually, after much thought and prayer, she joined the Free Church, becoming a member of Free St. Luke's Church.

he had not so much reverence for it as to care what effect Luke's arguments might have there.

* * * * * Lancelot went thoughtful home, and sat downnot to answer Luke's letterfor he knew no answer

The girl frankly answered, 'Of course I am, Luke; but what should make you ask the question on such a sudden!' Luke's jealousy was a little assuaged by Lucy's open and confiding manner, and becoming more calm, he told her his plans.

She cast a reproachful look on her lover, and seemed ready to cry; but woman's pride came to her aid, and she left the dairy, as if afraid to hear another of Luke's terrible words.

Neither Lucy nor Modbury had made much progress in their several aims; scarcely a tithe of the requisite sum for Luke's discharge had been saved; neither could Modbury perceive that his suit advanced.

She had previously heard that the son of a neighbouring proprietor had bought a commission in Luke's regiment, and this was almost like having news of Luke himself.

The interest of the 'squire,' however, whose son was a cornet in Luke's troop, was set to work, the hard-earned money paid, and the discharge obtained.

St. Luke's has a serene, minutely-neat exterior; is proportionate, evenly balanced, and devoid of that tortuous masonry which some architects delight to honour.

The congregation worshipping at St. Luke's is formed chiefly of working people.

The incumbent of St. Luke's is the Rev. W. Winlawa grave, sharp- featured gentleman, who comes from the north, and, like all his fellow-countrymen, knows perfectly well what time it is.

The lifted axe, the agonizing wheel, Luke's iron crown, and Damien's bed of steel, To men remote from power but rarely known, Leave reason, faith, and conscience, all our own.

In an effort to win their liberation, Luke's two robots tell the Ewoks the story of their heroes' struggle against the dark forces of the Empire.

I must lose all power of distinction, before I can affirm that the genuineness of the first Gospel,that in its present form it was written by Matthew, or is a literal translation of a Gospel written by him,rests on as strong external evidence as Luke's, or on as strong internal evidence as St. John's.

[Greek: kathoti] (like [Greek: kathexaes] above), is only found in St. Luke's writings, i. 7, and five times in the rest of the Gospel and the Acts.

Pope Pius VIII.Academy of St. Luke's.

In the next year John Screven of St. Luke's parish planted thirty or forty acres, and sold his yield at from 1s.

It would seem from St. Luke's account,chap.

The incumbent of St. Luke's, whom Rawcliffe had more than once insulted, took much interest in Miss Rodney's design against this common enemy; he could not himself take active part in the campaign, but he never met the High School mistress without inquiring what progress she had made.

The words of Mary to her son, "Thy father and I have sought thee sorrowing," seem very properly to give the precedence to her husband; and this is their arrangement in St. Luke's Greek, and in the Latin versions, as well as in others.

The interpretation of St. Mark's and St. Luke's gospels.

The interpretation of St. Mark's and St. Luke's gospels.

LENSKI, EMMA H. The interpretation of St. Mark's and St. Luke's gospels.

GODET, FREDERICK, Swiss theologian, born at Neuchâtel; became professor of Theology there; author of commentaries on St. John's and Luke's Gospels and on the Epistles to the Romans and the Corinthians, along with other works; b. 1812.