Facts found in John's Gospel only:

John the Baptist points out Christ as the Lamb of God (ch. i.).

Philip's interview with Nathanael (ch. i.).

Turning water into wine at Cana of Galilee (ch. ii).

Christ's conversation with Nicodemus (ch. iii.).

Christ's conversation with the Samaritan woman (ch. iv.).
Nobleman's son healed at Capernaum (ch. iv.).

The infirm at the Pool of Bethesda healed (ch. v.).
Christ asserts His own divinity (ch. v.).

Declares Himself the bread of life (ch. vi.).

Gives sight to the blind man at the Pool of Siloam (ch. ix.).

Raises Lazarus to life (ch. xi.).

Conversation with, and general instructions to, His dis-
ciples at the last Passover (ch. xiii.).

His intercessory prayer on behalf of His Apostles (ch. xvii.).
The soldier pierces His side (ch. xix.).

Appears to His disciples at the Sea of Tiberias (ch. xxi.).
Discourse and final charge to Peter to feed His lambs and
His sheep (ch. xxi.).

SAYINGS of CHRIST on the CROSS.

1. While being fixed to the cross, He uttered the first expression, "Father, forgive them," etc. (Luke xxiii.).

2. The second saying on the cross, "Verily I say unto thce, To-day," etc. (Luke xxiii.).

3. Third saying on the cross, "Woman, behold thy son," etc. (John xix.).

4. Fourth saying on the cross, about the ninth hour, “Eli, Eli, lama," etc. (Matt. xxvii.; Mark xv.).

5. Fifth saying on the cross, "I thirst" (John xix.).

6. The sixth saying, "It is finished" John xix.).

7. Utters a loud cry (Matt. xxvii.; Mark xv.; Luke xxiii.). 8. Utters at the same time the saying, “Father, into Thy hands," etc. (Luke xxiii.).

SIGNS following CHRIST'S DEATH.

1. The veil of the Temple was rent in twain (Matt. xxvii.; Mark xv.; Luke xxiii.).

2. The earth quaked (Matt. xxvii.).

3. The rocks were rent (Matt. xxvii.).

4. The graves were opened (Matt. xxvii.).

5. Many of the Saints arose out of their graves (Matt. xxvii.).

Appearances of CHRIST after His Resurrection, and where found.

1. To the women returning from the sepulchre (Matt. xxviii.).

2. To Mary Magdalene at the sepulchre (John xx.; Mark xvi.).

3. To Peter, perhaps early in the afternoon (Luke xxiv.; 1 Cor. xv.).

4. To the two disciples going to Emmaus, towards evening (Luke xxiv.; Mark xvi.).

5. To the Apostles (except Thomas) assembled at evening (Mark xvi.; Luke xxiv.; John xx.; 1 Cor. xv.).

NOTE.-These five appearances all took place at or near Jerusalem, upon the first day of the week, the same day on which our Lord arose. 6. To the Apostles (Thomas being present) eight days afterward, at Jerusalem (John xx.).

7. To seven of the Apostles on the shore of the Lake of Tiberias (John xxi.).

8. To the eleven Apostles, and to five hundred brethren besides, on a mountain in Galilee (Matt. xxviii.; 1 Cor. xv.). 9. To James, probably at Jerusalem (1 Cor. xv.).

10. To the eleven at Jerusalem, immediately before the Ascension (Acts i.; 1 Cor. xv.).

11. To St. Paul alone (1 Cor. xv. 8).

PRAYERS, ETC.

MORNING PRAYER.

Almighty God, the Maker of everything in heaven and earth; the darkness goes away, and the daylight comes at Thy command: Thou art good, and Thou doest good continually. I thank Thee that Thou hast taken such care of me this night, and that I am alive and well this morning. Save me, O God, from evil all this day; bestow on me every good thing that I have need of; assist me by Thy Holy Spirit to do Thy will, and let me love and serve Thee for the sake of Jesus Christ. Amen.

O Lord God, who knowest all things, Thou seest me by night as well as by day. I pray Thee, for Christ's sake, to forgive me whatsoever I have done amiss this day, and keep me safe all this night, while I am asleep. I desire to lie down under Thy care, and to abide for ever under Thy blessing, for Thou art a God of all power and everlasting mercy. Bless all my friends as well as myself; do good to them at all times and in all places, and help me always to serve them in love, for Jesus Christ's sake. Amen.

PRAYER ON ENTERING CHURCH OR

CHAPEL.

Assist us, O Lord, in these our prayers and supplications; and grant that those things which we ask faithfully, we may obtain effectually, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

WHEN THE SERVICE IS

ENDED.

Thanks be to Thy Holy Name, most gracious God, for this opportunity of attending Thy public service; and grant, O Lord, that neither our inattention nor want of devotion may render our imperfect petitions unacceptable in Thy sight, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen,

S

GRACES.

A GRACE BEFORE MEAT.

Sanctify, O Lord, we beseech Thee, these mercies to our use, and us to Thy service, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

A GRACE AFTER MEAT.

For these and all other mercies, God's Holy Name be blessed and praised for evermore. Amen.