Quiet Talks on Following the Christ 12 - Footnotes

      [1] John i. 1, 2, 14, 18; Colossians i. 15; II Corinthians iv. 4; Philippians ii. 6; Hebrews i. 3.      [2] John xv. 15; Psalm xxv. 14; Isaiah xli. 8; II Chronicles xx. 7; James ii. 23.      [3] Matthew iv. 4; where the emphatic word is "man," standing in contrast with "Son of God" in verse 3.      [4] Acts xvii. 28; Job xii. 10; Daniel v. 23 l.c.; Psalm cxxxix. 1-16.      [5] Philippians ii. 6-8.      [6] Romans xii. 19; Deuteronomy xxxii. 35; Psalm xciv. 1; Proverbs xx. 22; I Peter ii. 23; I Corinthians xiii. 5, second clause.      [7] John xi. 41, 42; xii. 27, 28; Luke x. 21.      [8] Deuteronomy viii. 17, 18.      [9] Matthew v. 3.      [10] John viii. 28, 29.      [11] Genesis i. 26-28.      [12] 1 Philippians ii. 8; Hebrews v. 8; Romans v. 19 l.c.; John x. 18 l.c.      [13] Hebrews ii. 18.      [14] Hebrews xii. 29.      [15] Romans iii. 26, latter half; free reading--"that He (God) might be seen to be just and righteous in forgiving a man's sin when he trusted in Jesus."      [16] Eden: delight.      [17] Genesis ii. 8-20.      [18] Genesis iii. 8, 9      [19] Genesis iv.-vi.      [20] Genesis vi. 6; Deuteronomy v. 29; Psalm lxxxi. 13; Isaiah xlviii. 18.      [21] Mark xii. 1-8; II Chronicles xxxvi. 15, 16--These passages, and many similar, while speaking directly of the one nation Israel, are giving a picture of the heart of God toward all men, and His habit of action. Israel itself was the messenger-nation, whose life was meant to be God's message of love to all the race.      [22] John i. 1-18, especially verses 1-5, 14.      [23] John i. 14 f.c.      [24] Matthew ii. 22, 23.      [25] John i. 19-28.      [26] E. C. Clephane.      [27] Psalm xl. 8 f.c.; John iv. 34; Hebrews xii. 2.      [28] Matthew xi. 28.      [29] Matthew iv. 19, with Luke v. 1-11.      [30] Matthew xi. 29, 30.      [31] John xiii. 31-xvi. 33.      [32] John xx. 21.      [33] Matthew xxviii. 18-20.      [34] John i. 35-42.      [35] Matthew iv. 18-22, with Luke v. 1-11.      [36] Matthew x. 1-5; Mark iii. 14-19; Luke vi. 12-17.      [37] Matthew xvi. 13-28.      [38] Matthew xvi. 24; Mark viii. 34; Luke ix. 23.      [39] Matthew xxvi. 58.      [40] John xxi. 15-19.      [41] Acts v. 41.      [42] I John.      [43] Acts i, 1.      [44] Luke xiv. 25-35.      [45] Mark x. 17-22.      [46] In "Other Sheep," by Harold Begbie.      [47] Luke xiv. 25-35, with Matthew v. 13.      [48] Luke xxi. 28.      [49] Mark x. 17-22.      [50] Acts xxii. 11, with ix. 1-9.      [51] Luke xxiv. 40; John xx. 20.      [52] John i. 19-28.      [53] Romans viii. 34; Hebrews vii. 25.      [54] I John ii. 1; Hebrews ix. 24.      [55] Isaiah xi 2; lxi. 1, with Luke iv. 18-21.      [56] Psalm xxv. 3 f.c.      [57] John iii. 34 f.c.      [58] Isaiah xliv. 3; John vii. 37-39.      [59] Acts viii. 4-8, 26-40.      [60] Matthew v. 42.      [61] Isaiah xxxviii. 17, margin.      [62] Matthew iv. 23; ix. 35.      [63] Luke v. 15, 16. The language underneath here suggests a habitual going aside to pray, as an offset to the work with the crowds.      [64] Matthew xxv. 40.      [65] James i. 2, 3.      [66] Matthew vi. 13.      [67] James i. 13.      [68] Matthew xxvi. 41.      [69] John xiii., xiv.      [70] John xv., xvi.      [71] John xvii.      [72] Lucy Rider Meyer.      [73] Exodus xxxii. 31, 32      [74] Romans ix. 1-3.      [75] II Corinthians iv. 12.      [76] Colossians i. 24.      [77] I Corinthians xv. 3, 4.      [78] Acts i. 1.      [79] Matthew xxvii. 59, 60.      [80] Matthew xxvii. 62, 66.      [81] John xii. 24.      [82] John xii. 20-32.      [83] Isaiah v. 20.      [84] Matthew xvi. 21-28.      [85] John xv.      [86] Hebrews xii. 2.      [87] II Corinthians iii. 18.      [88] Romans viii. 11.      [89] II Corinthians iv. 11. "Dying" in these two passages does not mean being in the process of dissolution, but that the body is subject to death.      [90] Ephesians i. 20, 21; Acts ii. 33; John xiv. 12, 13; Romans viii. 34; Hebrews vii. 25; ix. 24.      [91] Colossians iii. I; Ephesians ii. 6.      [92] Psalm xxii. 8, 9.      [93] Revelation ii. 26, 27; v. 10; xx. 4.      [94] Psalm lxxxiv. 11.      [95] Anonymous, in "Egyptian Mission News," copied from S. M. Zwemer's "Unoccupied Fields of the World."      [96] Hebrews x. 12, 13.      [97] Revelation ii., iii.      [98] Numbers xiv. 24 xxxii. 12; Deuteronomy i. 36; Joshua xiv. 8, 9, 14.      [99] Matthew xvi. 24.      [100] John xii. 26.      [101] John vi. 70.      [102] Matthew xix. 27.      [103] Luke ix. 51-54.      [104] Genesis xvi.      [105] Galatians ii 11-14.      [106] Luke ii. 49.      [107] Zechariah xiv. 4.      [108] Hebrews xiii. 20, 21.      [109] Exodus xxxii. 31, 32.      [110] Romans ix. 1-3.      [111] Psalm xlix. 7.      [112] Genesis iv. 12-16.      [113] Genesis vi. 17, 18.      [114] Hosea i. 2-9; iii 1-3.      [115] Isaiah vii. 3-17.      [116] Isaiah viii. 1-3.      [117] Isaiah xx. 1-4.      [118] Jeremiah xvi. 1-4.      [119] Ezekiel xxiv. 15-19.      [120] Psalm xvi. 8.