37. Who was the only woman to whom it is recorded that Jesus used the tender word "Daughter"?
38. Where does St. John tell us that those who are untruthful shall have no part with the people of God in the holy city?
39. Which of the greater prophets prophesied that God's people should be "named the Priests of the Lord?"
40. Where, in the book of the Revelation, are we shown that Jesus still appears in heaven as the Lamb once slain?
41. Where are we told that children, as well as grown-up people, are known by their works?
42. Where are we assured that if, in difficult circumstances, we are influenced by the fear of man, we shall bring trouble upon ourselves, while, if we trust in God, we shall be safely kept?
43. About whom did Jesus use the only word of unmixed contempt that He is recorded to have spoken?
44. What four things does Solomon speak of as being "little upon the earth, but they are exceeding wise"?
45. Where is the custom, followed by Pilate, of washing the hands as a sign of innocence of crime, spoken of in the Old Testament?
46. What wise man exhorts us to keep our garments always white; and who tells us that a part of pure religion consists in keeping ourselves unspotted from the world?
47. What great heathen king called God "a revealer of secrets"?
48. Where are we assured that, to the upright, light arises in the darkness?
ANSWERS TO BIBLE EXERCISES (25-36.--_See p. 156_).
25. Twice. In St. Matt. vi. 9-13 and St. Luke xi. 2-4.
27. From the words, "I went into Arabia" (Gal. i. 17), coupled with his speaking of Sinai in iv. 24, 25.
30. Only in the New Testament (Acts vii. 60; 1 Cor. xv. 6, 18; 1 Thess. iv. 13-15; 2 Pet. iii. 4).
31. As giving up the ghost, and being gathered to their people (Gen. xxv. 8, xxxv. 29, xlix. 29, 33; Numb. xx. 24, 26, xxvii. 13, &c).
32. St. Matthew and St. Mark (St. Matt. xxvi. 36--45; St. Mark xiv. 32-41).
33. In the genealogy of our Lord, given by St. Matthew (St. Matt. 1. 6).
34. Seven (Gen. vii. 7-10). God himself (Gen. vii. 16).
36. It was first placed in David's tent, and afterwards in the Tabernacle at Nob, whence it was given again to David (1 Samuel xvii. 54, xxi. 1, 9).
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