This little book is a companion to "The Watch on Calvary," which was published two years ago. It begins with the scenes of the last day of Our Lords life, and follows Him to the garden of Gethsemani, and thence to Calvary. The two books of meditation form a continuous story of the Passion in all its leading particulars. Utterly inadequate as human words are to describe the fearful anguish of our dearest Redeemer, the imperfect attempt here made may, with the blessing of God, assist some souls in the study of the cross, which is the science of saints.