Dyke | Joseph the Favourite Son | J. S. Van Dyke. | Genesis 37:1-2 |
| Joseph in Egypt | J. S. Van Dyke. | Genesis 39:1-6 |
| Free Though Bound | J. S. Van Dyke. | Genesis 39:19-23 |
| Integrity Repaid by Confidence | J. S. Van Dyke. | Genesis 39:19-23 |
| Joseph Ministering to the Comfort of Others | J. S. Van Dyke. | Genesis 40:1-23 |
| Jacob's Debit and Credit Account | J. S. Van Dyke. | Genesis 49:33 |
| Dying Orders | J. S. Van Dyke. | Genesis 50:25 |
| The Training of Children | H. J. Van Dyke, D. D. | Exodus 2:9 |
| The Majesty of the Divine Ruler | J. Van Dyke, D. D. | Esther 1:8-9 |
| Unalterable Judgments Foolish | J. S. Van Dyke, D. D. | Esther 1:16-20 |
| Mordecai | J. S. Van Dyke, D. D. | Esther 2:5-20 |
| Mordecai's Grief | J. S. Van Dyke, D. D. | Esther 4:1 |
| Human Sympathy | J. S. Van Dyke, D. D. | Esther 4:8 |
| Reluctant Self-Denial | J. S. Van Dyke, D. D. | Esther 4:13 |
| Courage Ought to be Cultivated | J. S. Van Dyke, D. D. | Esther 4:15-17 |
| Moral Heroism | J. S. Van Dyke, D. D. | Esther 4:15-17 |
| Retributive Justice | J. S. Van Dyke, D. D. | Esther 7:7-10 |
| A National Memorial | J. S. Van Dyke, D. D. | Esther 9:17-28 |
| Different Means of Commemorating Great Events | J. S. Van Dyke, D. D. | Esther 9:17-28 |
| The Greatness of Ahasuerus and of Mordecai | J. S. Van Dyke, D. D. | Esther 10:1-3 |
| The School of Affliction | D. Dyke, B.D. | Psalm 94:12-15 |
| Spiritual Victory in Spite of Disadvantage | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:1 |
| Temptation After Privilege | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:1 |
| Christ's Antipathy Against Sin | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:2-4 |
| Good Christians Tempted Most | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:2-4 |
| Temptation Associated with Sinless Inferiority | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:2-4 |
| Temptations Adapted to Temperament and Condition | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:2-4 |
| Temptations Incessant | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:2-4 |
| The Wicked .Free Frets Temptation | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:2-4 |
| Why is He Called the Devil? | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:2-4 |
| Why was Christ Tempted? | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:2-4 |
| Affliction no Argument Against Sonship | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:3 |
| Faith Assaulted | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:3 |
| How Many Sins the Devil Couched and Infolded in This One | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:3 |
| Stones Turned into Bread | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:3 |
| The Aim of Satanic Temptation not Always Apparent | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:3 |
| All Need the Scriptures | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:4 |
| Extraordinary Means | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:4 |
| God in Means | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:4 |
| The Armoury of Scripture | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:4 |
| Unlawful Means not Needed | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:4 |
| The After-Claps of Sin | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:5-8 |
| True Sight After Sin | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:5-8 |
| Bounty Attractive | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:6-7 |
| Mortifying the Carnal Desires | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:6-7 |
| Satan's Promises | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:6-7 |
| The Devil's Bounty | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:6-7 |
| Toleration not Donation | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:6-7 |
| Pinnacle of the Temple | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:9-13 |
| Vice Coloured with Virtue | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:9-13 |
| Satan God's Ape | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:9-13 |
| The Abuse of Scripture | D. Dyke. | Luke 4:9-13 |
| Christ At Capernaum | D. Dyke. | John 2:12 |
| Regeneration | J. Dyke. | John 3:3-5 |
| The Baptism of Water and of the Spirit | J. Dyke. | John 3:4-8 |
| The Wind an Emblem of the Spirit | J. Dyke. | John 3:7 |
| Three Similitudes | J. Dyke. | John 3:14-15 |
| The Love of God | J. Dyke. | John 3:16 |
| The Different Effect of the Light on the Good and the Bad | J. Dyke. | John 3:20-21 |
| The Love of Christ in Espousing the Church | J. Dyke. | John 3:29-30 |
| Christ Driven Away | Jeremiah Dyke. | John 4:1-42 |
| Subsidiary Points | H. J. Van Dyke, D. D. | John 4:1-42 |
| Christ's Revelation of God | H. J. Van Dyke, D. D. | John 4:22-23 |
| The Pre-Eminence and Power of the Name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth | H. J. Van Dyke, D. D. | Acts 4:7-10 |
| The Conversion of Saul | H. J. Van Dyke. | Acts 9:3-19 |
| The Living God | H. J. Van Dyke, D. D. | Acts 14:15-18 |
| The Nearness of God | H. J. Van Dyke D. D. | Acts 17:27 |
| The Infinite Purchase | H. J. Van Dyke, D. D. | Acts 20:28-31 |
| Obedience Begetting Faith | J. S. Van Dyke, D. D. | 1 Corinthians 2:6-8 |
| Lessons | D. Dyke, B. D. | Philemon 1:1 |
| Lessons | D. Dyke, B. D. | Philemon 1:1 |
| Ministers are Soldiers | D. Dyke, B. D. | Philemon 1:2 |
| The Family Church | D. Dyke, B. D. | Philemon 1:2 |
| Grace | D. Dyke, B. D. | Philemon 1:3 |
| Peace | D. Dyke, B. D. | Philemon 1:3 |
| Christian Congratulation | D. Dyke, B. D. | Philemon 1:4 |
| Faith and Love | D. Dyke, B. D. | Philemon 1:5 |
| Thankful for the Graces of Others | D. Dyke, D. D. | Philemon 1:5 |
| The Efficacy of Faith | D. Dyke, B. D. | Philemon 1:6 |
| Thankfulness for Love | D. Dyke, B. D. | Philemon 1:7 |
| Wise Ministerial Exhortation | D. Dyke, B. D. | Philemon 1:8 |
| Eager for Usefulness | D. Dyke, B. D. | Philemon 1:10 |
| God's Power to Bring Good Out of Evil | D. Dyke, B. D. | Philemon 1:15 |
| Christian Brotherhood | D. Dyke, B. D. | Philemon 1:16 |
| Earnest Confidence in Others | D. Dyke, B. D. | Philemon 1:21 |
| The Duty of Praying for Ministers | D. Dyke, B. D. | Philemon 1:22 |
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