Undesigned Scriptural Coincidences

1 001. Part One: The Books Of Moses 2 002. I. The Patriarchal Church In Genesis 3 003. II. Abraham And Sodom And Gomorrah 4 004. III. Abraham’s Servant And Rebekah 5 005. IV. Bethuel And Rebekah 6 006. V. Isaac’s Meditation 7 007. VI. The Prolongation Of Isaac’s Life 8 008. VII. Jacob And Strange Gods 9 009. VIII. The Individuality Of Jacob 10 010. IX. Joseph And His Brethren 11 011. X. Egypt As A Corn Country 12 012. XI. Joseph And Pharaoh 13 013. XII. Joseph’s Affection For Jacob 14 014. XIII. Jochebed, Daughter Of Levi 15 015. XIV. Nadab, Abihu And The Censer 16 016. XV. Mishael, Elizaphan And The Deed Nadab And Abihu 17 017. XVI. Rephidim And Amalek 18 018. XVII. The Month Abib And The Passover 19 019. XVIII. The Tabernacle And The Waggon Offerings 20 020. XIX. Judah And The Marching Order Of Israel 21 021. XX. The Arrangement Of The Camp In The Wilderness 22 022. XXI. The Children Of Reuben And God, And The East Jordan 23 023. XXII. Hobab And The Children Of The Kenite 24 024. XXIII. Communication Of News In Ancient Times 25 025. XIV. The Elders Of Moab And Of Midian 26 026. XXV. Zimri, Son Of Salu, And The Plague The Veracity Of The Books Of Moses 27 027. XXVI. The Veracity Of The Books Of Moses 28 028. Part Two: The Historical Scriptures 29 029. I. Joshua: Passing Over Jordan 30 030. II. Israel And The Canaanites 31 031. III. Solomon And Hiram Of Tyre 32 032. IV. No “Smith” In Israel 33 033. V. David And Goliath Of Gath 34 034. VI. David’s Father And Mother, And Moab 35 035. VII. David And Michal 36 036. VIII. Obed-Edom And The Ark 37 037. IX. David And Nathan The Prophet 38 038. X. David And Joab 39 039. XI. David And The Wood Of Ephraim 40 040. XII. David And Chimham 41 041. XIII. David And Abiathar The Priest 42 042. XIV. David’s Deathbed, And Mephibosheth 43 043. XV. Judah And Ephraim After David 44 044. XVI. Judah And Israel, And Ramah 45 045. XVII. The Increase Of Judah And Decrease Of Israel 46 046. XVIII. Gibbethon, The City Of The Levites 47 047. XIX. Elijah’s Flight From Jezebel 48 048. XX. Elijah And The Twelve Barrels Of Water 49 049. XXI. Elijah And Zarephath 50 050. XXII. Elisha And The Shunamite Woman 51 051. XXIII. Ahaziah And Jehoshaphat 52 052. XXIV. Amaziah And His Father Joash 53 053. XXV. The Marriage Of Ahab And Jezebel 54 054. XXVI. Jehoram And His Wife 55 055. XXVII. The Consequences Of Jehoram’s Marriage 56 056. XXVIII. The Priests And The Revolt Of Libnah 57 057. Part Three: The Prophetical Scripture 58 058. I. Isaiah, Ahaz And The Conduit Of The Upper Pool 59 059. II. Isaiah, Uriah The Priest And Zechariah 60 060. III. Destruction Of Sennacherib’s Army And Prophecy Of Babylonish Captivity 61 061. IV. Eliakim, Shebna, Joah And Sennacherib’s Invasion 62 062. V. Hephzi-Bah And Beulah 63 063. VI. Isaiah Contemporary With Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz And Hezekiah 64 064. VII. Who Was The Queen? 65 065. VIII. “Weep For Him That Goeth Away” 66 066. IX. Dearth In The Days Of Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz And Hezekiah 67 067. X. Amos Was A Herdsman 68 068. XI. The Land Unable To Bear The Words Of Amos 69 069. Part Four: The Gospels And Acts 70 070. I. The Choice Of Apostles 71 071. II. The Mother Of Zebedee’s Children 72 072. III. Jesus And The Centurions 73 073. IV. Peter Was A Married Man 74 074. V. “When The Even Was Come”, Jesus Heals 75 075. VI. Matthew’s House 76 076. VII. Peter Was A Married Man 77 077. VIII. The Mother Of Jesus Desires To Speak With Him 78 078. IX. The Death Of Joseph, Mary’s Husband 79 079. X. When Jesus Went Into A Ship 80 080. XI. How Herod Heord Of Jesus 81 081. XII. The 12 And The 7 Baskets Of Fragments 82 082. XIII. Herod And The Sadducees 83 083. XIV. The Disciples Did Not Fast 84 084. XV. “Prophesy … Who Smote Thee?” 85 085. XVI. The Charge On Which Jesus Was Condemned 86 086. XVII. The Maid And Peter At The High Priest’s House 87 087. XVIII. The Feeding Of The Five Thousand 88 088. XIX. Simon, A Cyrenian, Who Bore The Cross 89 089. XX. The Sixth And Ninth Hours Of The Crucifixion 90 090. XXI. The Boldness Of Joseph Of Arimathaea 91 091. XXII. The Second Sabbath After The First 92 092. XXIII. “His Face Was As Though He Would Go To Jerusalem” 93 093. XXIV. The First Miracle 94 094. XXV. Nicodemus And Jesus 95 095. XXVI. Sychar, Of Samaria 96 096. XXVII. “Rabbi, When Camest Thou Hither?” 97 097. XXVIII. The Days Of Jesus At Bethany 98 098. XXIX. “He Stedfastly Set His Face To Go To Jerusalem” 99 099. XXX. Whose Ear Did Peter Cut? 100 100. XXXI. “Then Would My Servants Fight” 101 101. XXXII. Why Did John Outrun Peter To The Tomb? 102 102. XXXIII. The Ascension Of Jesus 103 103. XXXIV. The Pharisees And The Sadducees 104 104. XXXV. Joses Barnabas, Of Cyprus 105 105. XXXVI. The Grecians And The Hebrews 106 106. XXXVII. Cornelius And Peter 107 107. XXXVIII. The Christians Of Antioch 108 108. XXXIX. The Burning Of The Books 109 109. XL. The Centurion Who Kept Paul 110 110. XLI. Felix’s Hope For Money From Paul 111 111. XLII. “A SHIP OF ALEXANDRIA” 112 112. Appendix: The Gospels, Acts And Josephus 113 113. I. Josephus And The Evangelists 114 114. II. Herod And The Birth Of Jesus 115 115. III. Joseph And Archelaus, Son Of Herod 116 116. IV. Capernoum And The Tribute Money 117 117. V. The Sadducees And The Resurrection 118 118. VI. “Lest There Be An Uproar” 119 119. VII. The Gadarene Swine 120 120. VIII. Herod’s Birthday 121 121. IX. The Guest Chamber For The Passover 122 122. X. Jesus At Twelve Years Of Age 123 123. XI. The 12 And The 70 Whom Jesus Chose 124 124. XII. The City Called Nain 125 125. XIII. When Herod Was At Jerusalem 126 126. XIV. Sychar Lacked Water 127 127. XV. Pilate At The Pavement 128 128. XVI. Caesar, The King 129 129. XVII. Solomon’s Porch And The Beautiful Gate 130 130. XVIII. Tabitha, Called Dorcas 131 131. XIX. The Grecians And The Hebrews 132 132. XX. King Agrippa Salutes Festus 133 133. XXI. King Agrippa And Bernice 134 134. XXII. Alexandria And Puteoli