Notices of the Corinthian Church—­Occasion of the Apostle’s Writing—­13.  General Tone of the Epistle as contrasted with that to the Galatians—­Second Epistle—­14.  Place and Time of its Composition—­15.  Its Occasion—­Prominence of the Apostle’s Personality in this Epistle and its Ground—­Peculiarities of its Diction—­Its Office in the Economy of Revelation—­III. Epistle to the Galatians—­16.  Historical Notice of Galatia—­Missionary Visits of the Apostle to that Province—­Date of the Present Epistle and Place of Composition—­17.  Occasion and Design—­18.  Outlines of the Epistle—­The Historic Part, the Argumentative, the Practical—­IV. Epistles to the Ephesians, Colossians, and Philemon—­19.  Contemporaneousness of these Epistles—­20.  Place and Date—­21.  Chronological Order of the First Two—­Epistle to the Colossians—­22.  Notices of Colosse and the Church there—­Occasion of this Epistle—­Character of the False Teachers at Colosse—­23.  Outlines of the Epistle—­Its Argumentative Part, its Practical—­The Epistle from Laodicca—­Epistle to the Ephesians—­24.  Notices of Ephesus—­Labors of Paul at Ephesus—­Occasion of the Present Epistle—­Its General Character—­Various Hypotheses respecting it—­25.  Its Outlines—­Its Argumentative Part, its Practical—­Epistle to Philemon—­26.  Its Occasion and Design—­V. Epistle to the Philippians—­27.  Notices of Philippi and the Formation of the Church there—­28.  Occasion of this Epistle—­Place and Date of its Composition—­29.  Its Character—­General View of its Contents—­VI. Epistles to the Thessalonians—­30.  Notices of Thessalonica and the Apostle’s Labors there—­First Epistle to the Thessalonians—­31.  Date and Place of its Composition—­32.  Its Occasion and Design—­Outlines of the Epistle—­Second Epistle—­33.  Place of Writing and Date—­Its Design—­Its General Outlines—­34.  Comparison between the Epistles to the Thessalonians and that to the Philippians—­VII. The Pastoral Epistles—­35.  The Date of these Epistles and Related Questions—­36.  Character of the False Teachers referred to in these Epistles—­37.  Genuineness of the Pastoral Epistles—­38.  Their Office—­First Epistle to Timothy—­39.  Its Date and Place of Composition—­Its Occasion and Design—­Its Contents—­Scriptural Notices of Timothy—­Epistle to Titus—­40.  Its Agreement with the Preceding Epistle—­The Cretan Church and Titus—­Second Epistle, to Timothy—­41.  Its Occasion and Character in Contrast with the Two Preceding Epistles—­Its Office—­Epistle to the Hebrews—­42.  Question of its Authorship—­How it was regarded in the Eastern Church—­How in the Western—­General Remark—­43.  Persons addressed in this Epistle—­Time and Place of its Composition—­Manner of Reference to the Levitical Priesthood and Temple Services—­44.  Central Theme of this Epistle—­Dignity of Christ’s Person in Contrast with the Ancient Prophets, with Angels, and with Moses—­Divine Efficacy of his Priesthood in Contrast with that of the Sons of Aaron—­Design of the Epistle—­Its Office in the System of Revelation