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458 THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT ονρανών' και έαν δήση έπϊ τη γη έσται δεδεμένον εν τοις ουρανοί και ό εάν Χύση πι τη γη εσται ΧεΧυμένον iv τοϊ ουρανοί Translate into Greek When it is evening ye say it will be fair weather for the sky is red And in the morning It will he foul weather to-day for the sky is red and lowring For what is man profited if he shall gain the whole world and lose his own soul or what shall man give in exchange for his soul Give in their right order all the facts connected with St Paul's work at Ephesus How far do you gather them from the Acts How far from his Epistles Give an account of the Council at Jerusalem Acts xv On what principles did its decision rest How far did it prove to be final settlement of the questions at issue Illustrate from the Acts and the Epistles the nature of the gift of prophecy Translate with explanatory notes Προσέχετε ουν εαυτοί καϊ παντί τώ ποίμνια iv ω ΰμά το ΤΙνεΰμα τό άγιον εθετο επισκόπου ποιμαίνειν την εκκΧησίαν τοΰ θεού ην περιεποιήσατο δια τοΰ ιδίου αίματο Τότε ό ΏαΰΧο παραλαβών του άνδρα τη έχομένη ήμερα συν αυτοί άγνισβει εϊσηει ει τό ιερόν διαγγέ ων την έκπΧήρω- σιν τών ημερών τοΰ αγνισμοΰ εω ού προσηνεχθη υπέρ ένό έκαστου αυτών ή προσφορά IX -St 5aul £i StconU Optetlt to tf Corinthian Cfjapsi ϊ -W Give an account of the circumstances which appear to have led the Apostle to write this second Epistle What is its general purport and from what place or country does it appear to have been written What date do you assign to it Investigate the question of the number of St Paul's visits to Corinth and state what seems to be the most probable opinion