02.00. A Series of 52 Bible Lessons

A SERIES

----OF----

FIFTY-TWO

BIBLE LESSONS ----FOR THE USE OF---- Intermediate and Advanced Classes in the Sunday-School,

----BY----

J. W. McGARVEY,

LEXINGTON, KY. A SERIES OF FIFTY-TWO BIBLE LESSONS

LOUISVILLE, KY.

GUIDE PRINTING & PUBLISHING CO.

1889.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title Page

Cover Publishers’ Preface 1. The Birth of John the Baptist.

2. The Birth of Jesus.

3. The Genealogy of Jesus.

4. Genealogy of Jesus.

5. The Genealogy of Jesus.

6. The Ministry of John.

7. The Ministry of John Continued.

8. The Baptism of Jesus.

9. From the Baptism of Jesus to the Imprisonment of John.

10. Ministry of Jesus in Galilee.

11. The Miracles of Jesus.

12. The Parables of Jesus.

13. The Death of Jesus.

14. Death of Jesus Continued.

15. The Burial of Jesus.

16. The Resurrection of Jesus.

17. Resurrection of Jesus Continued.

18. Resurrection of Jesus Continued.

19. Resurrection of Jesus Continued.

20. Review of the History of the Resurrection.

21. The Apostolic Commission.

22. The First Gospel Sermon.

23. Conversion of the Eunuch.

24. Saul’s Conversion.

25. The Conversion of Cornelius.

26. The Conversion of Cornelius Continued.

27. Conversion of Lydia.

28. Conversion of the Jailer.

29. Thessalonica and Berea.

30. Review of Cases of Conversion.

31. Prayer.

32. Prayer.

33. Prayer.

34. Prayer.

35. Praise.

36. The Lord’s Supper.

37. The Lord’s Treasury.

38. Money Getting and Money Loving.

39. Public Worship.

40. Preaching and Teaching.

41. The Support of Preachers.

42. Husband and Wife.

43. Worldly Amusements.

44. Worldly Amusements Continued.

45. Worldly Amusements Continued.

46. Worldly Amusement Continued.

47. Personal Offenses.

48. Withdrawing from the Disorderly.

49. The Resurrection of the Dead.

50. The Judgment.

51. Hell.

52. Heaven.

PUBLISHERS’ PREFACE. The demand for the FIFTY-TWO BIBLE LESSONS, prepared by J. W. MCGARVEY in 1874, for Intermediate and Advanced Classes continues unabated. Notwithstanding the increased popularity of the International Lessons, there are classes almost everywhere that prefer to confine their studies to the New Testament, to the skip-around method adopted by the committee selecting the International Series. These have found in the FIFTY-TWO LESSONS, the subjects and lessons filling up the full measure of their desires. The publishers, by permission of the author, have electro-plated its pages from new type, and now offer it to the Sunday-School world with confidence that it will abundantly satisfy every class that will adopt and study its lessons.