Contemplations on the sufferings of Jesus Christ
Subtitle: In A Series Of Devotional Exercises, With An Explanatory Paraphrase Of The Gospel Narrative
Publisher: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy
Published: 1826
Place of publication: London, England
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: PART I.; title: INTRODUCTORY REFLECTIONS UPON THE HISTORY OF THE SUFFERINGS OF JESUS.; title: I. The necessity for, and benefits derived from, a fruitful remembrance of the sufferings of Jesus 1; title: II. The frame of mind proper for contemplating the sufferings of Jesus 7; title: III. The scope of the sufferings of Jesus 9; title: EXERCISES OF DEVOTION ON THE MOST IMPORTANT PASSAGES OF THE HISTORY OF THE SUFFERINGS OF JESUS.; title: I. The entrance of Jesus into the garden of the Mount of Olives 13; title: II. The agony of Christ on the Mount of Olives 16; title: III. The conduct of Jesus towards his heavenly Father 21; title: IV. The conduct of Jesus during his agony towards his disciples 25; title: V. The approach of the betrayer 28; title: VI. The miracle wrought by Jesus upon those that came to take him 33; title: VII. Jesus' voluntary surrender of himself into the hands of his enemies 36; title: VIII. Jesus deserted by his disciples 39; title: IX. The counsel of God in respect to the death of Jesus 43; title: X. The open and ingenuous defence of Jesus before Caiaphas 49; title: XI. The cowardice of Peter 53; title: XII. The composure of Jesus under the calumnies of his enemies  57; title: XIII. The ill treatment of Jesus in the sacerdotal court  60; title: XIV. The fall of the apostle Peter 64; title: XV. The kindness of Jesus towards his fallen disciple, Peter 70; title: XVI. Peter's repentance 75; title: XVII. The divinity of the suffering Jesus 80; title: XVIII. The views of God in the delivering over of Jesus into the hands of the heathens 84; title: XIX. A demonstration of the righteousness of the cause of Jesus founded upon the calumnies of his foes themselves  89; title: XX. The miserable, unhallowed end of the betrayer of Jesus  93; title: XXI. The confession of Jesus to Pilate 98; title: XXII. The sufferings of Jesus at the court of Herod 103; title: XXIII. The exchange of Jesus for Barabbas 106; title: XXIV. The terrible and awful imprecation of the Jews upon their own heads 111; title: XXV. The scourging of Jesus 115; title: XXVI. Jesus derided and mocked 120; title: XXVII. The affecting spectacle of the suffering Jesus exposed to public view 125; title: XXVIII. The last progress of Jesus to his death 131; title: XXIX. The relief afforded to Jesus on the way to his execution  134; title: XXX. Mount Golgotha 139; title: XXXI. Jesus on the cross 144; title: XXXII. The last words of the dying Jesus 149; title: XXXIII. The intercession of Jesus for his enemies 153; title: XXXIV. The filial tenderness of the dying Jesus towards his mother 159; title: XXXV. Jesus mocked as he hung on the cross 164; title: XXXVI. The conversion of the thief on the cross 169; title: XXXVII. The graciousness of Jesus towards the penitent thief 175; title: XXXVIII. Jesus' lamentation on the cross 179; title: XXXIX The thirst of Jesus on the cross 148; title: XL. The consummation of Jesus through death 188; title: XLI. Jesus' preparation for death on the cross 192; title: XLII. The wonders attending the death of Jesus 196; title: XLIII. The effect of the miraculous events which accompanied the death of Jesus upon the spectators of those wonders 200; title: XLIV. The interment of Jesus 203; title: PART II.; title: SECTION FIRST.; title: THE RELATION OF SOME OF THE MORE REMARKABLE OCCURRENCES IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING THE SUFFERINGS OF JESUS.; title: I. Annunciation of the Redeemer's sufferings 209; title: II. Conspiracy to murder Jesus 210; title: III. The anointing of Jesus 212; title: IV. The act of love displayed in the anointing of Jesus censured 213; title: V. Jesus' vindication of the beneficent anointress 214; title: VI. Jesus washes his disciples' feet 216; title: VII. The washing of the feet of the disciples illustrated and explained 218; title: VIII. The first indication of the betrayer 219; title: IX. Judas' negotiation and covenant with the enemies of Jesus 221; title: X. Preparation for the Passover 223; title: XI. The eating of the Passover 225; title: XII. Discovery of the betrayer 226; title: XIII The institution of the Holy Sacrament 228; title: XIV. The admonitory discourse of Jesus to his disciples, on the occasion of his eating the last Passover with them 229; title: XV. Peter's warning 231; title: XVI. The future situation of the disciples foretold 233; title: SECTION SECOND.; title: THE RELATION OF THE IMMEDIATE SUFFERINGS OF JESUS.; title: I. Jesus going to the Mount of Olives 235; title: II. The awful passion of Jesus 236; title: III. The progress of the awful passion of Jesus, and his behaviour under its effects 237; title: IV. The history of the passion of Jesus continued 239; title: V. The arrival of the betrayer 241; title: VI. The miraculous overthrow of the Jewish band 243; title: VII. Jesus taken prisoner245; title: VIII. The defence made by the disciples in behalf of Jesus against the Jewish band 247; title: IX. The behaviour of Jesus on the occasion of Peter's rash act of violence 248; title: X. Christ's address to the armed band 250; title: XI. The flight of the disciples 252; title: XII. Jesus carried before the sacerdotal court 254; title: XIII. Peter's first denial of Jesus 255; title: XIV. The first examination of Jesus before the sacerdotal court 257; title: XV. The deposition of the false witnesses against Jesus 259; title: XVI. The frank and ingenuous avowal of Jesus before the council 261; title: XVII. The condemnation of Jesus by the high council 263; title: XVIII. The outrages committed upon Jesus by the Jews 264; title: XIX. Peter's second denial of Christ 265; title: XX. Peter's third 266; title: XXI. Peter's penitence 268; title: XXII. Jesus is again examined by the high council 269; title: XXIII. Jesus delivered over to Pilate 271; title: XXIV. The despair of Judas 273; title: XXV The accusation of Christ before Pilate 275; title: XXVI. Jesus' confession to Pilate 277; title: XXVII. Pilate's testimony to the innocence of Jesus 279; title: XXVIII. Jesus sent to Herod 281; title: XXIX. Pilate's efforts to liberate Jesus 283; title: XXX. Barabbas preferred to Jesus 286; title: XXXI. Pilate's last solemn attestation of the innocence of Jesus 288; title: XXXII. Jesus scourged 289; title: XXXIII. The mockery and abuse of Jesus under the hand of the soldiers 291; title: XXXIV. Ecce Homo ! or the public exhibition of Jesus to the Jewish multitude 292; title: XXXV. The last judicial hearing of Christ 294; title: XXXVI. The final condemnation of Jesus 296; title: XXXVII. Jesus led to be crucified 298; title: XXXVIII. The discourse of Jesus on the way to Golgotha 300; title: XXXIX. The crucifixion of Jesus 303; title: XL. The intercession of Jesus for his enemies 305; title: XLI. The inscription on the cross of Jesus 307; title: XLII. Jesus* garments parted among the soldiers 309; title: XLIII. Jesus mocked on the cross 310; title: XLIV. The behaviour of the two criminals crucified with Jesus 313; title: XLV. The penitent thief pardoned 315; title: XLVI. Jesus' anxiety for his mother 317; title: XLVII. The anguish and lamentation of Jesus on the cross 318; title: XLVIII. The thirst of Jesus on the cross, and the beverage granted to him 322; title: XLIX. Jesus expires 323; title: L. The supernatural events at the death of Jesus 324; title: LI. The result of the miracles which distinguished the death of Christ 325; title: LII. Jesus' side pierced 327; title: LIII Preparations for the interment of Jesus 329; title: LIV. Jesus' burial 331; title: LV. The last hostile efforts of the Jews against Jesus 333