Part 10

16 : 4 61 20 : 6, 15 20 41 : 22 85 43 : 21-24 83 47 : 11 134

HOSEA.

1 : 10 142 6 : 4-7 114 8 : 1 114

ZEPHANIAH.

2 : 9 134

MALACHI.

1 : 6, 7 85 3 : 2, 3 66

1 MACCABEES.

6 : 34 117

MATTHEW.

3 : 12 66 5 : 3 to 7 : 27 170 5 : 13 65 5 : 13, 14 75 7 : 19 66 10 : 8 75 10 : 42 24 15 : 27 88 22 : 36-40 173 25 : 40 169 26 : 26-28 119 28 : 19 156 28 : 20 151

MARK.

7 : 7-11 137 9 : 41 24 9 : 49 65, 83 9 : 50 65 14 : 22-24 119

LUKE.

3 : 17 66 14 : 34 65 22 : 19, 20 119

JOHN.

1 : 4 76 4 : 9 24 4 : 24 157 13 : 18 111 13 : 34 169 15 : 6 66

ROMANS.

1 : 31 114 9 : 26 142 12 : 1 67 13 : 1 161 13 : 4 163 13 : 10 173

1 CORINTHIANS.

3 : 13-15 66 4 : 7 167 11 : 23-25 119

2 CORINTHIANS.

2 : 16 133 12 : 14 67

COLOSSIANS.

3 : 5 171 4 : 6 67

2 TIMOTHY.

2 : 19 157

HEBREWS.

9 : 19 148

1 PETER.

1 : 7 66

2 PETER.

3 : 10-12 136 3 : 13 136

1 JOHN.

2 : 3 174 4 : 16 174 4 : 20, 21 172

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Transcriber's notes

Obvious typographical errors have been corrected but otherwise variations in spelling, punctuation and hyphenation have been retained. Italics are represented thus _i_, breve thus [)e] and macron is thus [=a].

Repeated chapter headings on consecutive pages have been removed. Footnote 63. The word 'sum' in the original has been corrected to 'sun', which is more reasonable in the context.

End of Project Gutenberg's The Covenant of Salt, by Henry Clay Trumbull