said Jesus unto him, Go, and I had lost. Li presence of the TOUS MAN. xii. 15.] n, Take heed, and beware of fe consisteth not in the abunpossesseth. And he spake a e ground of a certain rich man d he thought within himself, ause I have no room where to aid, This will I do: I will pull ter; and there will I bestow all I will say to my soul, Soul, thou many years; take thine ease, But God said unto him, Thou all be required of thee; then nich thou hast provided? So for himself, and is not rich to AND LOST MONEY. xv. 1.] able unto them, saying, What sheep, if he lose one of them, nine in the wilderness, and go il he find it? And when he his shoulders, rejoicing. And alleth together his friends and 1. AND he 2. And whe Go, and eware of the abun spake a rich man himself, where to I will pull bestow all Soul, thou hine ease, im, Thou Thee; then ded? So Lot rich to ing, What ne of them, ess, and go d when he cing. And friends and LESSON LXX THE PRODIGAL [Luke xv. 11.] A 1. AND he said, A certain man younger of them said to his father, 1 tion of goods that falleth to me. his living. And not many days afte ered all together, and took his jour and there wasted his substance wit when he had spent all, there arose a land; and he began to be in want. himself to a citizen of that country; felds to feed swine. And he would with the husks that the swine did unto him. 2. And when he came to himse hired servants of my father have bre and I perish with hunger! I will ar and will say unto him, Father, I have and before thee, and am no more son: make me as one of thy hired se and came to his father. But when h off, his father saw him, and had co fell on his neck, and kissed him. him, Father, I have sinned against H and am no more worthy to be called d would not go in; therefore eated him. And he, answering, many years do I serve thee, time thy commandment; and kid, that I might make merry on as this, thy son, was come, g with harlots, thou hast killed I he said unto him, Son, thou t I have is thine. It was meet d be glad, for this, thy brother, and was lost, and is found. LXXXVII. N AND LAZARUS. =xvi. 19.] rich man, which was clothed fared sumptuously every day: gar named Lazarus, which was and desiring to be fed with the ich man's table. And it came and was carried by the angels e rich man also died, and was up his eyes, being in torments, nd Lazarus in his bosom. And braham! have mercy on me! nay dip the tip of his finger in or I am tormented in this flame. 3. And he s in themselves th Two men went and the other a thus with hims other men are, this publican. that I possess. not lift up so m his breast, sayin you, this man the other: for e and he that hum THE 4. The king householder, w laborers into hi the laborers for yard. And he ers standing idl repent. And he said unto him, If and the prophets, neither will they be rose from the dead. THE PHARISEE AND I [Luke xviii. 9.] 3. And he spake this parable unt in themselves that they were righteou Two men went up into the temple to p and the other a publican. The Phan thus with himself: God! I thank th other men are, extortioners, unjust, this publican. I fast twice in the w that I possess. And the publican, not lift up so much as his eyes unto his breast, saying, God be merciful you, this man went down to his hou the other for every one that exalteth and he that humbleth himself shall be THE LABORERS IN THE [Matthew xx. 1.] 4. The kingdom of heaven is like householder, which went out early i laborers into his vineyard. And whe the laborers for a penny a day, he s yard. And he went out about the th ers standing idle in the market-place evenin nour, they received every e, they supposed that they should hey likewise received every man ad received it, they murmured house, saying, These last have hou hast made them equal unto rden and heat of the day. But and said, Friend, I do thee no with me for a penny? Take way I will give unto this last lawful for me to do what I will evil because I am good? So first last. LXXXVIII. N VIRGINS. w xxv. 1.] n of heaven be likened unto ten ps and went forth to meet the em were wise, and five were lish took their lamps, and took se took oil in their vessels with degroom tarried, they all slumidnight there was a cry made, eth; go ye out to meet him and trimmed their lamps Man cometh. 3. The king his several abilit 5. He also tha |