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Edited by the Rev.

W. ROBERTSON NICOLL, M.A.

THIRD SERIES. TEN VOLUMES.

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HODDER AND STOUGHTON,

27, PATERNOSTER ROW.

MDCCCXC.

BuTLER & TANNER,

THE SELWOOD PRINTING WORKS,

FROME, AND LoNDON.

CONTENTS.

List of Etched Portraits

List of Contributors

Index of :Authors .

Index of Subjects

Brevia .

Index of Scriptures

PJ.GB

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7

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30

45

47

LIST OF ETCHED PORTRAITS.

BY H. MANESSE, OF PARIS.

VOL.

I. BISHOP MARTENSEN.

II. REv. PROFESSOR F. GoDET, D.D.

Ill. REV. PROFESSOR FRANZ DELITZSCH.

IV. RIGHT REV. J. B. LIGHTFOOT, D.D., D.C.L., LATE

BisHoP oF DuRHAM.

V. REV. PROFESSOR B. F. WESTCOTT, D.D., D.C.L.,

CANON OF WESTMINSTER.

VI. REv. ALEXANDER MAcLAREN, D.D.

VII.. REV. PROFESSOR A. B. DAVIDSON, D.D., LL.D.

VIII. PROFEssoR Ew ALD.

IX. REV. PROFESSOR T. K. CHEYNE, D.D., CANON OF

RocHESTER.

X. REv. PROFESSOR MARcus Dons, D.D.

LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.

RIGHT REV. w. ALEXANDER, D.D. REv. PRINCIPAL JosEPH ANGus, D.D. REV. R. G. BALFOUR, M.A. REv. PROF. JosEPH AGAR BEET. REV. PROF. w. H. BENNETT, M.A. REV. PROF. w. G. BLAIKIE, D.D.,

LL.D. REV. PRINCIPAL DAVID BROWN, D.D. REV. PROF. A. B. BRUCE, D.D. E. A. WALLIS BUDGE, B.A. VERY REV. G. A. CHADWICK, D.D. REV. F. H. CHASE, M.A. REV. PROF. T. K. CHEYNE, D.D. VERY REV. R. w. CHURCH, D.C.IJ. CAPTAIN C. R. CoNDER, R.E. REv. EusTACE R. CoNDER, D.D. REv. PRoF. S. IvEs CuRTiss, D.D.,

PH. D. REV. PROF. A. B. DAVIDSON, D.D.,

LL.D. REV. w. L. DAVIDSON, LL.D PRINCIPAL SIR J. w. DAWSON, LL.D.,

F.R.S. REV. PROF. FRANZ DELITZSCH, D.D. REv. PROF. W. P. DICKSON, D.D. REv. PROF. MARcus Dons, D.D. REV. PROF. s. R. DRIVER, D.D. PROF. HENRY DRUMMOND, F.R.S.E.,

F.G.S. E. REV. PRINCIPAL T. c. EDWARDS, D.D. REv. PRoF. W. G. ELMSLIE, D.D. REV. F. F. EMERSON. REV. CANON T. s. EVANS, D.D.

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VEN. ARCHDEACON F. w. FARRAR, D.D., F.R.S.

REV. PROF. G. G. FINDLAY, B.A. REv. PROF. J. FoRBES, D.D., LL.D. REV. PROF. J. M. FULLER, M.A. REv. J. MoNRo GmsoN, D.D. JosiAH GILBERT. REV. PROF. F. GODET, D.D. REv. C. GoRE, M.A. EDMUND GossE. HoN. LADY WELBY-GREGORY. PRoF. A. HARNACK, PH.D., D.D. PROF. J. RENDEL. HARRIS, M.A. REV. HENRY lliYMAN, D.D. REV. R. F. HORTON, M.A. H. C. HosKIER. REv. W. B. HuTToN; M.A. REv. J. R. lLLINGWORTH, M.A. A. TAYLOR lNNES, J\I.A. REV. A. c. JENNINGS, M.A. REv. AuGusTus JEssoPP, D.D. H. s. KEATING. REv. JoHN KER, D.D. REv. E. G. Knm, D.D. REv. PRoF. A. F. KIRKPATRICK, M.A. REV. PROF. J. LAIDLAW, D.D. REV. G. LANSING, D.D. RIGHT REV. J. B. LIGHTFOOT, D.D.,

D.C.L. REv. W. H. LowE, M.A. REV. PROF. J. RAWSON LUMBY, D.D. REV. ALEXANDER MACLAREN, D.D. REV. J. MACPHERSON, M.A. PRoF. JoHN MAssiE, J\LA.

8 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.

REv. JosEPH B. MAYOR, M • .A. REV. PROF. w. MILLIGAN, D.D. RIGHT HoN. BARON MoNcREIFF.

REV. H. C. G. MouLE, M.A. JosEPH JoHN MuRPHY.

DR. A. NEUBAUER.

Rn. J. H. OvERTON, M.A. T. E. PAGE, M.A. REv. JosEPH PARKER, D.D.

REV. w. w. PEYTON.

REV. ALFRED PLUMMER, D.D.

REv. PRINCIPAL RAINY, D.D.

PROF. w. M .. RAMSAY, M.A. REv. F. RENDALL, M.A." REv. PRoF. G. SALMON, D.C.L., F.R.S.,

CoRR. INsT., FRANCE.

REV. PROF. s. D. F. SALMOND, D.D.

REV. PROF. w. SANDAY, D.D.

REV. PROF. A. H. SAYCE, M.A. REV. PHILIP SUHAFF, D.D.

DR. s. M. ScHILLER-SZINESSY.

REV. T. G. SELBY.

GEoRGE Au&usTus SIMCox, M.A. THE LATE REv. W. H. SIMcox, M.A. REv. GEoRGE ADAM SMITH, M.A. PROFESSOR ALBRECHT SoCIN.

REv. F. RERBERT STEAD, M.A. PROF. G. J. STOKES, M.A. REV. PROF. G. T. STOKES, D.D.

REV. PROF. HERMANN L. STRACK, D.D.,

PH. D. REv. A. MooDY STUART, D.D.

REV. CHARLES TAYLOR, D.D.

REV. PROF. B. B. WARFIELD, D.D.

DR. c. WESSELY.

REV. PROF. B. F. WESTCOTT, D.D.,

D.C.L.

REV. PROF. 0WEN C.W HITEHOUSE, M.A. REV. ALEXANDER WHYTE, D.D.

PROF. A. s. WILKINS, LL.D., LITT.D.

REV. H. CARRUTHERS WILSON, M.A. REV. CHARLES H. H. WRIGHT, D.D.

REV. J. E. YONGE, M.A. THE EDITOR.

INDEX OF AUTHORS.

VOL. PA.GK

Right Rev. W. Alexander, D.D.

Some Gleanings from St. Peter's Harvest-field.

St. Peter's ·Epistles :

1. Preface.-Theology of the Inscription iv. 1

2. St. Peter in Sacred History compared with

his own Self-Delineation in his Epistles 183

3. A Christian Woman and a Wicked Woman :

a Contrast 266

Rev. Principal Joseph Angus, D.D.

Of Scripture Terms used to express "Eternity,"

with Special Reference to Future Punishment vi. 274

Anonymous.

Natural Law in the Spiritual World. A Defence i. 241, 347

Rev. R. G. Balfour, M.A.

The First Principles of the Doctrine of Christ viii. 438

Rev. Professor Joseph Agar Beet.

The Aim, Importance, Difficulties, and Best Method

of Systematic Theology . . i. 111, 176, 364, 438 Oltramere on Romans n. '156

Thought it not Robbery to be Equal with God v. 115 9

10 INDEX OF AUTHORS.

VOL. PA.GB

Rev. P:ofessor J oseph Agar Beet (continued).

Crucified and Risen with Christ Vl. 140

Christ Crucified and Risen 372

Sisera and J ael 471

Epaphroditus and the Gift from Philippi IX. 64

The Christian Secret x. 174

Rev. Professor W. H. Bennett, M.A.

Ancient and Modern Prophets Vlll. 69

Rev. Professor W. G. Blaikie, D.D., LL.D.

Homiletical Features of the Epistle to the Romans vi. 99

Rev. Principal David Brown, D.D.

Personal Reminiscences of Edward Irving

Fellowship with God

The Miraculous Conception

The Neronic Date of the Apocalypse Untenable

The Design of the Apocalypse

Rev. Prof. A. B. Bruce, D.D.

The Epistle to the Hebrews:

1. Introductory

2. Christ and the Prophets

3. Christ and the Angels

4. The Great Salvation, wherein it Consists,

and how it has been Obtained .

5. The Captain of Salvation

6. The Way of Salvation

7. Christ and Moses

8. The Gospel of Rest

9. Christ not a Self-elected, but a God

appointed Priest 10. The Teacher's Complaint

vi. 216, 257

397

vii. 293

x. 272

449

vu. 161

341

viii. 81

359

447

lX. 81

161

272

351

415

INDEX OF AUTHORS. 11

VOL. PAGE

Rev. Prof. A. B. Bruce, D.D. (continued).

11. The Teacher's Charity x. 35 12. The Order of Melchisedec 90 13. The Priest after the Order o£ Melchisedec . 189 14. Christ and Aaron 288 15. The Ancient Tabernacle 422

E. A. Wallis Budge.

The Seraphim I, 319 The Cherubim 400

Very Rev. G. A. Chadwick, D.D.

Asking in Christ's Name vi. 191 The Group of the Apostles :

1. IX. 100 2. Peter. 187 3. The Minor Figures 434 4. Judas Iscariot x. 161

W ellhausen's History of Israel 341

Rev. Fred. H. Chase, M.A.

Note on the Teaching of the Twelve Apostles,

chap. xi .. iii. 319 Note on the Word va6s in Ephesians ii. 21 vi. 318 Christian Interpolations in Jewish Writings . IX. 179

Rev. Prof. T. K. Cheyne, D.D.

Lord Sabaoth. I. 318 Notes on Ecclesiastes 319 The Seraphim 319 The Cherubim 400

The Jews and the Gospel 401 On Genesis xviii., xix. ii. 203 Dr. M. M. Kalisch . 390


VOL. l"AGB

Rev. T. K. Cheyne, D.D. (continued).

On Genesis iii. 5

On Psalm xlix. 7 .

Hebraica

On the Book of Judith

On Job vi. 25

On Psalm cxxiii. 2 .

The Life and Works of Heinrich Ewald :

1. The Development Period

2. His Weakness and his Strength, as a Critic

and as a Man .

iv.

399 400 472 79 79 80

241

361 Survey of Recent Old Testament Literature

The Revised Version of the Old Testament:

v. 73; vii. 73

The Book o£ Psalms v. 304; vi. 38 The Book of Isaiah

Recent Books

vi. 442 ; vii. 279 320

The Use of Mythic Phrases by the Old Testament

Writers

Thoughts

Brevia .

Dante and Delitszch

La Langue Parlee par N. S. Jesus-Christ sur

la Terre .

Studies in Practical Exegesis :

I .. II. . The Eighth Psalm

The Sixteenth Psalm

The Eighty-Sixth Psalm .

The Eighty-Seventh Psalm

The Twenty-Fourth Psalm

Very Rev. R. W. Church, D.C.L.

The Idolatry of Civilized Men

vii. 20 viii. 231

399 318

ix. 238

Vlll. 379 428

x. 81 210 262 360 438

vi. 28


Captain C. R. Conder, R.E.

The English Explorations in Palestine. A Reply

to Professor Socin .

Rev. Eustace R. Conder, D.D.

A Misunderstood Parable

Rev. Professor S. Ives Curtiss, D.D., Ph.D.

Recent American Literature on the Old Testament

VOL. PAGB

iii. 321

m. 428

i. 312; ii. 392; vii. 78, 154; ix. 235

Professor Julius Wellhausen and his Theory of the Pentateuch iii. 81

The History of Israel from the Standpoint of

Modern Criticism . vi. 321

M. D.

Thoughts

Rev. Professor A. B. Davidson, D.D., LL.D.

The Revised Version of the Old Testament: The Book of Job

The Prophetess Deborah

The Prophet Amos :

1. J ehovah, God of Israel

2. The People of Israel .

The Book of Proverbs in the Revised Version

The Prophet Joel .

"Crowned with Glory and Honour "

Rev. W. L. Davidson, LL.D.

The Mediator-Argument of Galatians iii. 19, 20

iii. 228

iv. 274, 424

. v. 38

161

vi. 161

381

vii. 198

IX. 115

vii. 377


VOL. PA.GB

Principal Sir J. W. Dawson, LL.D., F.R.S.

The Probable Physical Causes of the Destruction of the Cities of the Plain m. 69

Recent Discussions of the First Chapter of Genesis 284 Gold, Bedolach, and Shoham Stone. A Study of

Genesis ii. 10-14 v. 201

Rev. Professor Franz Delitzsch, D.D.

The Bible and Wine iii. 58

Dancing and Pentateueh Criticism in Correlation . IV. 81

The Royal Court of Adiabene vi. 130

The Deep Gulf between the Old Theology and the

New In Self-Defence: Critical Observations on My

Hebrew New Testament: I. . rr., rrr. . IV ..

The Book of Isaiah (Rev. G. A. Smith, M.A.)

Rev. Professor W. P. Dickson, D.D.

Meyer Dr. Mommsen on the Neronian Reference of the

Apocalypse, and on the " Itala"

Rev. Professor Marcus Dods, D.D.

lX. 42

lX. 135 310

x. 317 77

i. 376, 451

11. 381

Dives and Lazarus . i. 45

Recent English Literature on the New Testament: i. 150, 391; ii. 148, 467; iii. 231; iv. 68; v. 154, 235; vi. 159, 232; vii. 309; ix. 75, 316; x. 465

Dr. Parker's Commentary on the Bible i. 159 A Modern Greek on the Revised Version of the

New Testament

The Lost Sheep and the Lost Piece of Money 11.

2S7 16


Rev. Professor Marcus Dods, D.D. (continued). The Book of Zechariah :

1. The First Three Visions

2. The Fourth Vision

3. Vision of the Candlestick

4. The Flying Roll and the Ephah . 5. Religious Observances

6. The Shepherd of Israel

7. National Revival

8. The Consummation Haggai

Esther .

Ezra

Nehemiah

Malachi

Recent Books

The Last State vVorse than the First

The Stater in the Fish's Mouth

How Far is the Church Responsible for Present

Scepticism ? .

VOL. PA.GB

lll. 136 335 445

IV. 136

v.

216 306 335 453 344

401 vi. 53

287 414 319

vii. 123

461

viii. 297 Farrar's Lives of the Fathers , ix. 232

~ev. ProfessorS. R. Driver, D.D. The Revised Version of the Old Testament:

1. The Book of Genesis .

2. The Book of Exodus .

3. The Books of Leviticus and Numbers

4. The Books of Deuteronomy and Joshua

The Cosmogony of Genesis .

Two Hebrew New Testaments

Notes on Difficult Texts Job and Solomon .

Notes on Three Passages in St. Paul's Epistles

The Double Text of Jeremiah

ii. 1

81

211

289 m. 23

260 . v. 55, 259

vi. 71 lX, 15

321


VOL. PA.GK

Professor ,flenry Drurnrnond.

E.

The Contribution of Science to Christianity: I. II ..

Bishop Temple on Science and Religion Professor Marcus Dods .

Brugsch's Religion and Theology of the Ancient

1.

x.

28 102 77 65

Egyptians , 1. 156

M. Naville and the Exodus . Schrader's Cuneiform Inscriptions and the Old

Testament Recent Assyrian and Egyptian Literature

399

ll. 237

iv. 228

Dr. Delitzsch's Assyrian Dictionary v1. 228 Brevia: Assyrisches Worterbuch, von F. Delitzsch viii. 233,320

The Cuneiform Inscriptions and the Old Tes-tament . x. 157

Rev. Principal T. C. Edwards, D.D.

"Testament" or" Covenant"?

Rev. Professor W. G. Elrnslie, D.D.

Professor A. B. Davidson, DD., LL.D .. At the Sign of the Bible Brevia : Introduction to Biblical Hebrew

Rev. F. F. Ernerson.

iii. 370

vii. 29

vii. 146, 395

. x. 239

The Teaching of Christ Concerning the Use of

Money viii. 100

Rev. Canon T. S; Evans, M.A.

Exegetical Notes from Sermons :

Our Fellowship with Christ in Nature The Transfiguration of the Body

1. 303 361


VOL. P.A.GB

Ven. Archdeacon F. W. Farrar, D.D., F.R.S.

Characteristics of Modern English Exegesis . vii. 1 The Books of the Apocrypha . 321

The Second Epistle of St. Peter and J osephus Vlll. 58 The Last Nine Chapters of Ezekiel i:x. 1

St. J ames the Apostle 241

Rev. Professor G. G. Findlay, B.A.

Paul and Tit us at Jerusalem . vi. 435

Jesus Crowned for Death l:X. 222

Rev. Professor John Forbes, D.D., LL.D.

Galatians iii. 20 iv. 150

Rev. Professor J. M. Fuller, M.A.

The Book of Daniel in the Light of Recent Research and Discovery i. 217,431

n. 437 (Cyrus)

Rev. J. Monro Gibson, D.D.

\Visdom Personified, and Love Incarnate

J osiah Gilbert.

Isaac Taylor The Agony in the Garden

The Image and the Stone

Rev. Professor F. Godet, D.D.

The First Love a~d Hope in Thessalonica

The Struggle for Christian Liberty in Galatia

The First Epistle to the Corinthians The Second Epistle to the Corinthians .

viii. 193

ii. 89

v. 180 l:X. 449

l. 81 283

ii. 70, 161 . ii. 370, 415

2


VOL. PAGB

Rev. Professor F. Godet, D.D. (continued).

Paul's Gospel to the Romans.

The First Indications of Gnosticism in Asia

Minor:

The Epistle to the Colossians .

The Epistle to Philemon

The Epistle to the Gentile Churches

m. 241

iv. 161 v. 138

376

The Thanks of an Apostle v1. 113

The Pastoral Epistles ; or, the Closing Labours of

the Apostle Paul vn. 45

The Epistle to the Hebrews: The Note of Warning. to the Judreo-Christian

Churches 241

General Review of St. Paul's Epistles vm. 35

The Composition of the Synoptical Gospels : a

Reply x. 379

Rev. C. Gore, M.A.

The Origin of the Christian Ministry

Edmund Gosse.

Bishop Martensen ,

Hon. Lady Welby-Gregory.

Thoughts

Professor A. Harnack, Ph.D., D.D.

Bishop Lightfoot's Ignatius and Polycarp

Bishop Lightfoot on the Ignatian Epistles:

Genuineness and Date of the Epistles

On the Origin of the Christian Ministry

Professor J. Rendel Harris, M.A.

Dr. Sanday on the Christian Ministry

• v. 411

l, 59

. iii. 315; iv. 148

n. 401

iii. 9, 175

v. 321

• v. 225


l•oL. P.!.Gio

Rev. Henry Hayman, D.D.

The Westcott-Hort " Genealogical" Method . IV • 411

Rev. R. F. Horton, M.A.

Christ's Use of the Book of Proverbs vii. 105

H. C. Hoskier.

Codex B. x. 457

Rev. W. B. Hutton, M.A.

The Book of Job: with Reference to Chapter xix. 23-27 viii. 127

Rev. J. R. Illingworth, M.A.

The Incarnation of the Eternal Word m. 161

A. Taylor lnnes, M.A.

A Forgotten Poet . vii. 212

Rev. A. C. Jennings, M.A. (and Rev. W. H. Lowe, M.A.).

The Revised Version of the Old Testament: a Critical Estimate . ii. 57, 119, 277, 346, 425

Rev. Augustus Jessopp, D.D.

Primitive Liturgies and Confessions of Faith ix. 401; x. 401

H. S. Keating.

On He brews ix. 16, 17

Rev. John Ker, D.D.

The Better Resurrection A Complete Life .

Rev. Ed. G. King, D.D.

The Hallel St. Paul's Method of Quotation

IV. 240

1. 161 IV. 377

JX. 121 x. 233


VOL. PAGll

Rev. Professor A. F. Kirkpatrick, M.A.

Recent English Literature on the Old Testament

i. 232; ii. 233; iii. 4 71 ; v. 77

The Revised Version of the Old Testament:

The Books of Judges and Ruth

The First Book of Samuel

The Second Book of Samuel

The First Book of Kings

The Second Book of Kings

The First Book of Chronicles .

The Second Book of Chronicles

The Book of Ezra .

The Book of N ehemiah .

Rev. Professor J. Laidlaw, D.D.

The Parable of the Lost Son : a Study of Luke

xv. 11-32:

I.

II ..

Rev. G. Lansing, D.D.

The Pentateuch-Egypticity and Authenticity:

I. II ..

Right Rev. J. B. Lightfoot, D.D., D.C.L.

Recent Researches on the New Testament

m. 109

iv.

201

354

60

107

112 115 117 118

viii. 268 388

vm. 219

307

i. 1

Rev. W. H. Lowe, M.A. (and Rev. A. C. Jennings, M.A.)

The Revised Version of the Old Testament: a

Critical Estimate . ii. 57, 119, 277, 423, 546

Rev. Professor J. Rawson Lumby, D.D.

Old Testament Criticism in the Light of New

Testament Quotations lX, 337


Rev. Alexander Maclaren, D.D.

The Epistle to the Colossians:

1. The Writer and the Readers

2. The Prelude

VOL. PAGB

1. 12

127

3. The Prayer 187

4. The Father's Gifts through the Son 254

5. The Glory of the Son in His Relation to

the Father, the Universe, and the Church 321

6. The Reconciling Son . 418

7. The Ultimate Purpose of Reconciliation

and its Human Conditions n. 44

8. Joy in Suffering, and Triumph m the

Manifested Mystery. 106

9. The Christian Ministry in its Theme,

Methods, and Aims .

10. Paul striving for the Colossians .

11. Conciliatory and Hortatory Transition to

Polemics .

12. The Bane and the Antidote 13. The True Circumcision

14. The Cross, the Death of Law and the

187

263

356

lll. 46 98

Triumph over Evil Powers 217

15. \Varnings against Twin Chief Errors, Based

upon Previous Positive Teaching 302

16. Two Final Tests of the False Teaching 378

17. The Present Christian Life a Risen Life 434

18. Slaying Self, the Foundation Precept of

Practical Christianity iv. 44

19. The New Nature brought out in New Life . 95

20. The Garments of the Renew8d. Soul 204

21. The Practical Effects of the Peace of

Christ, the Word of Christ, and the

Name of Christ

22. The Christian Family

293

346


VOL. PAGE

Rev. Alexander Maclaren, D.D. (continued).

23. Precepts for the Innermost and Outermost Life. 465

24. Tychicus and Onesimus, the Letter-Bearers v. 60

25. Salutations from the Prisoner's Friends 125

26. Closing Messages 215

The Epistle to Philemon v. 270, 363, 443; vi. 150, 180, 297

Rev. J. Macpherson, M.A.

Dr. Sanday on the Origin of the Christian Ministry v. 282

Professor John Massie, M.A.

"I have Received of the Lord"

Conversion of St. Paul .

Rev. Joseph B. Mayor, M.A.

Exegetical Notes on the Epistle of James

Rev. Professor W. Milligan, D.D.

ii. 206

x. 241

. x. 225

The Origin of the Christian Ministry vr. 339

The Idea of Priesthood . viii. 1

Idea of Old Testament Priesthood fulfilled in the

New Testament 161

The Melchizedek or Heavenly High Priesthood of

our Lord. I. 277

II. 337

The Priesthood and Priestly Service of the Church 1x. 200

The Ministerial Priesthood

The Apostle John

Right Hon. Baron Moncreiff.

Blaise Pascal

Rev. H. C. G. Moule, M.A.

A Study in the Connexion of Doctrines, Galatians

ii. 29

x. 1 321

ii. 309,327

447

INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Joseph John Murphy.

Two Parables

Unprofitable Servants

Dr. A. Neubauer.

Jewish Controversy and the Pugio Fidei

Rev. J. H. Overton, M.A.

Martensen's Jacob Bohme

T. E. Page, M.A., Charterhouse.

The Prophecy concerning Judas A Problem in Criticism .

Critical Notes on the Lord's Prayer

Rev. Joseph Parker, D.D.

The Second Book o£ Moses

Rev. W. W. Peyton.

.

The Bread Problem of the World, our Lord's First Temptation

Rev. Alfred Plummer, D.D.

23

VOL. PAGE

ix. 290 x. 151

vii. 81, 179

111. 318

v. 355 vi . 173 vn. 433

1. 305

IX, 369

This Do in Remembrance of Me vii. 44i

A Medireval Illustration o£ the Documentary

Theory o£ the Origin of the Synoptic Gospels x. 23

Rev. Principal Rainy, D.D.

Joseph's Forgetting

Professor W. M. Ramsay, M.A.

Early Christian Monuments in Phrygia: a Study in

the Early History o£ the Church:

iv. 401

I. viii. 241

II. HI. IV. v.

401

IX. 141 253 392


Rev. Frederick Rendall, M.A.

"Faithful is the Word"

History of the Word " Eternal " Notes on the Acts of the Apostles:

i.-vi.

viii.-xiv.

xv.-xix. ,

xx.-xxviii.

The Scriptural Idea of Priesthood embodied m

Successive Types

St. Paul and the Galatian Judaizers:

I. II.

A.M.S.

VOL. PA.GB

v. 314

vii. 266

353

viii. 21

113

203

lX.

X.

24

51

107

Thoughts iii. 146; vi. 314

Rev. Professor G. Salmon, D.C.L., F.R.S., Corr. Inst., France.

The Christian Ministry . • Vl. 2

Rev. Professor S. D. F. Salmond, D.D.

Recent Foreign Literature on the Old Testament,

i. 469; iii. 390; vi. 462

Frederic Godet 11. 455

Professor Franz Delitzsch 111. 457

Rev. Professor W. Sanday, D.D.

Recent English Literature on the New Testament 111. 239

Bishop Lightfoot IV. 13

The Origin of the Christian Ministry :

1. Recent Theories v. 1

2. Criticism of Recent Theories 97

A Step in Advance on the Question of Early

Church Organization viii. 213


Rev. Professor A. H. Sayee, M.A.

The White Race of Ancient Palestine

Brevia : The Woman's Language of Chaldam

Rev. Philip Schaff, D.D.

The German and the Anglo-American Revisions

VOL. PAGE

viii. 48

319

of the Bible v. 468

Dr. S. M. Schiller-Szinessy.

St. Paul from a Jewish Point of View lV. 321

Rev. T. G. Selby.

Professor Huxley and the Swine of Gadara 1x. 303

Brevia: Second Twilights and Old Testament

Miracles . 317 Heredity and its Evangelical Analogies. x. 302

George Augustus Simcox, M.A.

Canon Mozley

Dean Church .

Secret History of St. Paul

The Latter Rain

The Origin of the Christian Ministry

The late Rev. W. H. Simcox, M.A.

A Campaigner's Beverage

On St. Luke ix. 18

On Revelation i. 14

Canon W estcott

The New Theory of the Apocalypse

The Authentic Pictures of St. Luke

The Pauline Antilegomena

The Prodigal and his Brother

Dr. Hatch's Essays in Biblical Greek

1. 200

11. 28 lV. 156

vi. 1

198

l. 226

lV. 159

316 v. 22

425

v.iii. 152

180

x. 122 373


VOL. PA.GB

Rev. George Adam Smith, M.A.

Recent Literature on the Old Testament . x. 386

Professor Albrecht Socin.

The Survey of Western Palestine. A Critical

Estimate of the Work of the Palestine Re

storation Fund

Rev. F. Herbert Stead, M.A.

The Chief Pauline Names for Christ

Professor George J. Stokes, M.A.

Dr. Martineau's Types of Ethical Theory

Rev. Professor George T. Stokes, M.A.

The Fayum Manuscripts

The Seal of Obadiah

The Fayum Gospel Fragment

The Discovery of a New Bible Manuscript

The Latest Discoveries among the Fayum Manu

scripts

Ancient Celtic Expositors:

St. Columbanus and His Library

Columbanus and His Teaching

Rev. Professor H. L. Strack, D.D.

ll. 241

vii. 386

ll. 395

1. 334

475

ll. 132 lll. 78

vii. 449

lX. 461 x. 136

Recent Foreign Literature on the Old Testament i. 69; iii. 149

The Work of Bible Revision in Germany :

1. Historic Part

2. Critical Part

Rev. A. Moody Stuart, D.D.

Sisera and J ael

ii.

v. 178 193

vi. 306

INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Rev. C. Taylor, D.D.

The Didache and Barnabas

An Argument for the Priority of the Didache

The Didacheand Justin Martyr .

Rev. Professor B. B. Warfield, D.D.

21

VOL. P.&.G•

111. 316 401

Vl. 359

The Prolegomena to Tischendorf's New Testament 1. 142 The Scenes of the Baptist's Work 267

The Appearance of the Risen Jesus to all the Apostles . 474

Recent American Literature on the New Testament

ii. 142; v. 392; vii. 153 Messianic Psalms of the New Testament . ii. 301, 321 Textual Criticism of "The Two Ways" m. 156

The Prophecies of St. Paul :

1.-1 and 2 Thessalonians '

2.-The Epistles to the Galatians1 Corinthians,

and Romans . 3.-The Later Epistles

Dr. C. Wessely.

On the Spread of Jewish-Christian Religious Ideas among the Egyptians

Rev. Professor B. F. Westcott, D.D., D.C.L.

Christus Consummator: Lessons from the Epistle to the Hebrews :

iv. 30

131 349

iv. 194

1. The Trials of a New Life . m. 1

2. The Destiny of Man fulfilled by Christ

through Suffering . 3. The King-Priest

4. The Universal Society

5. The New Covenant

127 193 275 346


VOL. PAGE

Rev, Professor B. F. Westcott, D.D., D.C.L. (continued).

Some Lessons of the Revised Version of the New

Testament:

1. Introductory v. 81

2. Exactness in Grammatical Details 241

3. Uniformities of Language Restored 453

4. Differences of Language Marked vi. 81

5. Vivid Details. Local and Temporal

Colouring 241

6. Light upon the Christian Life. Conclusion 401

Rev. Professor Owen C. Whitehouse, M.A.

On Isaiah xli. 18 . iv. 479

Franz Delitzsch and August Dillmann on the Pen-

tateuch . vii. 132

Brevia: Recent Discovery of Cuneiform Tablets

at Tell el Amarna . viii. 157

Rev. Alexander Whyte, D.D.

J oseph and Mary .

Christ the Interpreter of Nature

Professor A. S. Wilkins, LL.D., Litt.D.

The Language used by the Apostles

Rev. H. Carruthers Wilson.

The Theology of General Gordon .

Rev. C. H. H. Wright, D.D.

Advice about Commentaries:

1. The Pentateuch and Joshua

I.

ll.

120

224

vu. 420

i. 464

vii. 228 ; viii. 462

The Pre-Jewish Christian Interpretation of Isaiah

lii., liii. . vii. 364, 401


VOL. PAGE

Rev. J. E. Yonge, M.A.

Heaping Coals of Fire on the Head n. 158

The Editor.

The Sealing of the Heavenly Bread I. 79 Alphreus and Klopas 79 Old Testament Notes 160 Mark Rutherford 239 Miss Rossetti's " Time Flies" n. 159 Dr. Marcus Dods on the Parables of Our Lord 394 Brown's Life of Bunyan iii. 159 Current Disc1tssions in Theology . 400 The late Rev. Dr. John Ker . IV. 398 Notes and News 318,400 Dr. Maclaren. Vl. 64 Brevia: The Revolution in Tanner's Lane Vll. 239 Professor Cheyne . IX. 55 Brevia: The late Rev. W. H. Simcox X. 79

INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Acts of the Apostles, Notes on

Advice about Commentaries .

Agony in the Garden, The

Alpha:ms and Klopas

Amos the Prophet

Ancient and Modern Prophets

Ancient Celtic Expositors

Ancient Palestine, The White Race of

VOL. PAGB

vii. 353 ; viii. 21, 113, 205

vii. 228 ; viii. 462

. v. 180

. l. 79

v. 161 ; vi. 161

viii. 69

ix. 461

vii. 48

Apocalypse, Dr. Mommsen on the Neronian Reference on the

The Design of

The New Theory of

Apocrypha, The Books of the

Apostle James, The

John, The

Apostles, The Group of.

Appearance of the Risen Jesus to the Apostles

Asking in Christ's Name

Assyrian Dictiona1·y, Dr. Delitzsch's

At the Sign of the Bible

Authentic Pictures of St. Luke, The

Baptist's Work, The Scene of the

Better Resurrection, The 30

ii. 381 x. 449

v. 425

vii. 321

lX. 241 x. 321

ix. 100, 187, 434

1. 474

vi. 191

228

vii. 146, 395

viii. 152

l. 267

161

INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 31

VOL. PAGE

Bible Revision in Germany, The Work of

- and Wine, The . ii. 178; v. 193

Bishop Lightfoot .

on the Ignatian Epistles llfartensen

Temple on Science and Religion Blaise Pascal

Bohme, Jacob

Books of the Apocrypha

Book of Daniel in the Light of Recent Research and

iii. 58

IV. 13

iii. 9, 175

I. 59

77

ii. 309, 327

m. 318

vii. 321

Discovery, The i. 217, 431 ; ii. 437

Book of Isaiah, The x. 77

Isaiah in the Revised Version . Job (The), chap. xix. 23-27

Judith, The

Moses, The Second .

vii. 279 viii. 127

iv. 79

l. 305

Proverbs, Christ's Use of vii. 105

Proverbs (The), in the Revised Version . vi. 381

Psalms in the Revised Version v. 304

Zechariah. iii. 136, 335, 445; iv. 136, 216, 306, 325, 453

Bread Problem of the World, The, our Lord's First

Temptat_ion . IX. 369

Bread, the Sealing of the Heavenly I. 79

Brevia . iv. 79, .150, 240, 316, 398, 479; vii. 239;

viii. 233, 320, 399; ix. 317; x. 79, 157, 239

Brugsch's Religion and Mythology of the Ancient

Egyptians

Bunyan, Brown's Life of

Campaigner's Beverage, A

Canon Mozley

- Westcott Celtic Expositors .

Chaldooa, Woman's Language of

i. 156

iii. 159

I. 226

200

v. 22 IX, 461

viii. 319

32 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Characteristics of Modern English Exegesis

Cherubim, The

Cheyne, Professor

Christianity, Contributions of Science to

Christian Liberty, Struggle for, in Galatia

Christian Interpolations in Jewish Writings .

Ministry

VOL. PA.GB

vu. 1

I. 410

IX. 55

i. 28, 102 283

IX. 179

vi. 2, 198

Ministry, The Origin of v. 1, 97, 321, 411; vi. 339, 198

Ministry, Dr. Sanday on the . v. 225, 282 Secret, The x. 17 4

Christ Crucified and Risen

the Interpreter of Nature

the Pauline Names for

Christ's Use of the Book of Proverbs

VI. 372

ll. 224

vii. 386

105

Christus Consummator : Lessons from the Epistle to the

Hebrews iii. 1, 127, 193, 275, 346

Church, Dean u. 28

Cities of the Plain, The Destruction of . m. 69

Codex B. x. 457

Colossians, The Epistle to the i.12, 127, 187, 254, 321,418; ii. 44,

106, 187, 263, 356; iii. 46, 98, . 217, 302, 378, 434;

iv. 44, 95, 204, 346, 465; v. 60, 125, 215, 270, 363, 443

Columbanus and his Teaching . x. 136

Commentaries, Advice about .

Commentary on the Bible, Dr. Parker's

Complete Life, The

Conversion of St. Paul

Corinthians, The First Epistle to the

The Second Epistle to the

" Covenant" or "Testament "

vii. 228 ; viii. 462

I. 159

iv. 377

x. 241

ii. 70,161

. ii. 370, 415

iii. 370

Critical Estimate of the Work of the Palestine Explora

tion Fund ll. 241

Critical Observations on My Hebrew New Testament

ix. 135,310; x.317

INDEX OF SUBJECTS. in

'VOL. PAGE

Criticism o£ " The Two Ways " lll. 156

"Crowned with Glory and Honour" lX. 115

Crucified and Risen with Christ vi. 140

Cuneiform Inscriptions and the Old Testament n. 239

Inscriptions . 237

Tablets, Discovery of Vlll. 157

Current Discussions in Theology lll. 400

Dancing and Pentateuch Criticism in Correlation iv. 81

Daniel (The Book of) in the Light of Recent Research

and Discovery i, 217, 431; ii. 437

Dante and Delitzsch vm. 318 Davidson, Professor A. B. vii. 29

Dean Church . n. 28

Deborah, The Prophetess v. 38 Delitzsch (Franz) and August Dillmann on the Pentateuch vii. 132

Delitzsch, Professor Franz m. 457

Design of the Apocalypse, The x. 449

Destruction of the Cities of the Plain, The Probable

Physical Causes of the

DidachB, An Argument for the Priority of

and Ba:nabas, The

and Jus tin Martyr

Difficult Texts, Notes on

111. 69

401

316

Vl. 359

v. 55, 259

Discovery of a New Bible Manuscript m. 78

Dives and Lazarus 1. 45

Doctrine of Christ, The First Principles o£ viii. 438

Documentary Theory of the Origin o£ the Synoptical

Gospels, A Mediawal Illustration of x. 23

Dods, Professor Marcus . 65

- (Dr. Marcus), on The Parables of our Lord n. 394

Early Christian Monuments in Phrygia

viii. 241, 401; 1x. 141, 253, 392

3

34 INDEX OP SUBJECTS".

Early Church Organizati.on, A Step in Advance on the

Question

VOL. PAGE

vm. 321

Ecclesiastes, Notes on i. 319

Egypticity and Authenticity of the Pentateuch viii. 219, 307

English Explorations in Palestine, The. A Reply to

Professor Socin m. 321

Epaphroditus and the Gift from Philippi IX. 64

Epistle to the Gentile Churches • v. 376

to the Colossians i. 12, 127, 187, 254, 321, 418; ii. 44,

106, 187, 263, 356; iii. 46, 98, 217, 302, 378, 434; iv.

44, 95, 204, 293, 346, 465 ; v. 60, 125, 215, 270, 363, 443

to Corinthians, The First . . ii. 70, 161

The Second ii. 370, 415

to the Hebrews vii. 161, 241, 341; viii. 81, 359, 447;

ix. 81,161,272,351, 415; x. 35, 90,189,288,422

of James, Exegetical Notes on . x. 225

of Peter (The Second) and Josephus . . viii. 58

to Philemon . v. 138; vi. 150, 180, 297

to the Romans, Homiletical Features of vi. 99

Epistles of Paul vm. 35

Essays in Biblical Greek, Dr. Hatch's.

Esther .

"Eternity," Scriptural Forms used to Express

Ewald (Heinrich), Life and 'fimes of

Exegesis, Modern English

Exegetical Notes from Sermons

Notes on the Epistle of St. J r.mes

Expositors, Ancient Celtic

Exodus and M. N aville .

Ezekiel, The Last Nine Chapters of

Ezra

"Faithful is the ·word"

Farrar's Lives of the Pathers

x. 373

v. 344

vi. 274

iv. 241, 361

vn. 1

i. 303, 361

x. 225

IX. 461

l. 399

IX. 1

VI, 53

v. 314

IX. 232


VOL. PA.GE

Fayil.m Gospel Fragment, The 11. 132

Manuscripts, The I. 334

Manuscripts, The Latest Discoveries among the . vu. 449

Fellowship with God Vl. 397

First Love and Hope in Thessalonica I. 81

Forgotten Poet, A vii. 212

Galatians ii. 10, Study in Connexion of D:>ctrines of ii. 447

iii. 20 IV. 150

iii. 19, 20, The Mediator-Argument of vii. 377

Galatia, Struggle for Christian Liberty in I. 283 Genealogical Method, W estcott-Hort IV. 411 General Gordon, The Theology of . I. 464 Genesis, The Cosmogony of iii. 23

Recent Discussions on the F.irst Chapter of 284 ii. 10-14, A Study of v. 201 i ii. 5, Notes on ii. 399 xviii., xix., Notes on 203

Gentile Churches, The Epistle to the v. 376 Gleanings from St. Peter's Harvest-field IV. 266 Gnosticism in Asia Minor, The First Indications of 161

Godet, Frederic 11. 455

Gold, Bedolach, and Shoham Stone v. 201

Group of the Apo~tles, The

Haggai

IX. 100, 1871 434

v. 344

Hallel, The

Heaping Coals of .l!'ire on the Head

Hebraica

IX. 121

ii. 158

472

Hebrews, The Epistle to the vii. 161, 241, 341 ; viii. 81, 359,

447; ix.81, 161,272,351,415

ix. 16, 17, Notes on .iv.159,240

Heredity and its Evangelical Analogies x. 302

History of Israel from the Standpoint of Modern

Criticism vi. 321

INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

History of the Word " Eternal " .

Homiletical Features of the Epistle to the Romans

Huxley (Prof.) and the Swine of Gadara

Idolatry of Civilized Men

Ignatius and Polycarp, Bishop Lightfoot's .

Ignatian Epistles, Bishop Lightfoot on the

" I have Received of the Lord " .

Incarnation of the Eternal Word, The

Image and the Stone, The

VOL. P4GB

vii. 266

Vl. 99

lX. 303

Vl. 28

n. 401

iii. 9, 175

u. 206

iii. 161

lX. 449

Importance of Systematic Theology

Irving (Edward), Personal Reminiscences of

Isaiah, The Book of

Isaiah xli. 18

i. 111, 176, 364, 438

. vi. 216, 257

x. 77

lV. 479

Isaiah lii., liii., The Pre-Christian Jewish Interpreta-

tion of . vii. 364, 401

James the Apostle

Jeremiah, the Double Text of

Jesus Crowned for Death

Jewish-Christian Religious Ideas among the Egyptians,

lX. 241

321

222

On the Spread of . lV. 194

Jewish Controversy and the Pugio Fidei . Jews and the Gospel, The

. vii. 81, 179

401 Job (The Book of), with Reference to Chap. xix. 23-27 viii. 127

Job vi. 25, On iv. 79 Job and Solomon Vl. 71

Joel, The Prophet vn. 198 John the Apostle . x. 321

J oseph and Mary . 1. 120 Joseph's Forgetting lV. 401 Judas Iscariot x. 161

The Prophecy concerning . V. 355 Judith, On the Book of. lV. 79

INDEX Ofi' SUBJECTS. 37

Kalisch, Dr. M. M.

Ker, The late Dr. John

Klopas and Alphoous

vor..

11.

iv.

I.

PA.GB

390

398

79

La Langue Parlee par N. S. Jesus-Christ sur la Terre . Ix. 238

Language Used by the Apostles, The vn. 420

Last State Worse than the First, The 123

Latter Rain, The . Vl. 1

Literature, Ou the Old Testament . v. 73; vii. 73; x. 386

Recent American i. 232, 313;

iv. 392 ; ix. 235

Recent English . iii. 471 Recent Foreign i. 69, 469; ii.

233 ; iii. 149

on the New Testament . x. 465

American ii. 142; v. 392; vii.158

English i. 150, 391 ; ii. 148,

Foreign

Recent Assyrian and Egyptian

Lord's Prayer, Critical Notes on the

Lord Sabaoth

467; iii. 231, 239 ;

iv. 68; v. 154, 235; vi.

159, 232 ; ix. 75, 316

iii. 390 ; vi. 462

iv. 228

vii. 433

I. 318

LJst Sheep and the Lost Piece of Money, The

Love Incarnate, Wisdom Personified

11.

Vlli.

16

193

Lnke, Authentic Pictures of

Luke ix. 18, Notes on

Maclaren, Dr.

Malachi

Mark Rutherford . Martensen's Jacob Bohme

Martineau's (Dr.) Types of Ethical Theory

IV.

11.

Vl.

1.

HI.

ii.

152

159

64

414

239

318

395


Mediator-Argument of Galatians iii. 19, 20, The \

Messianic Psalms of the New Testament

Meyer .

Ministerial Priesthood, The .

Miraculous Conception, The .

Misunderstood Parable, A

Modern English Exegesis, Characteristics of

Mommsen (Dr.) on the Neronian Reference of

Apocalypse, and on the "Itala"

Mozley, Canon

VOL. PAGR

vn. 377

. ii. 301, 321

i. 376, 451

x. 1

Vll. 293

111. 428

vu. 1

the

ll. 381

l • 200

. Mythic Phrases, Use of, by Old Testament Writers vii. 20; viii. 20

Names for Christ, The Chief Pauline

Natural Law in the Spiritual World Naville (M.) and the Exodus

Nehemiah

Neronic Date of the Apocalypse Untenable, The

New Testament Literature, Survey of Recent

Vll. 386

i. 241,347

399

vi. 287

x. 272

vii. 309 ; x. 465

Recent American Literature on the i. 150, 391;

ii. 142, 148, 467; iii. 231, 239; iv. 68, 292; v.

154, 235, 392; vi. 159, 232; vii. 158; ix. 75, 316

Recent Foreign Literature on the

Recent Researches on the .

Some Lessons from the Revised

Version of the

New Testament, The Messianic Psalms of

Tischendorf's

New Testaments, Two Hebrew

Notes on D~fficult Texts

and News .

on Genesis iii. 5 .

xv~ii., xix.

Ecclesiastes

iii. 390;

vi. 462

l. 1

v. 81, 241, 453

ii. 301, 321

l. 142

lll. 260

v. 55, 259

iv. 318,400

ll. 399

203

J, 319


Notes on Hebrews ix. 16, 17.

Job vi. 25

St. James

VOL. PAGB

iv. 159, 240

• IV. 79

. x. 225

the Acts of the Apostles . . vii. 353; viii. 21, 113, 205

the Teaching of the Twelve Apostles, Chap. xi. m. 319

the "\Vord vao> in Ephesians ii. 21 . Vl. 318

Three Passages in St. Paul's Epistles IX. 15

Obadiah, The Seal of I. 475

Old Testament Criticism in the Light of New Testa-

ment Quotations lX. 337

Old Testament, Cuneiform Inscriptions and the n. 237

Literature, Survey of Recent v. 73; viii. 73; x. 386

Literature in the United States, Recent ii. 233;

iii . .149; ix. 235

Miracles and Second Twilights . IX. 317

Notes .

Recent American Literature on the

Recent English Literature on the Recent Foreign Literature on the

Studies in America, Recent .

vVriters' Use of Mythic Phrases .

Old Theology and the New, The Deep Gulf between

Oltramere on Romans

On Genesis iii. 5 .

On Genesis xviii., xix.

On Job v. 25

On Psalm xlix. 7 . On Psalm cxxiii. 2

On Isaiah xl. 18 .

On Luke ix. 18

On Hebrews ix. 161 17

On Revelation i. 14

. i. 160

313

i. 232 ; iii. 471 . i. 69, 4ti9

vii. 78, 154

vn. 20

IX. 42

. n. 156

399

203

IV. 79

n. 400

IV. 8Q

479

159

240

316

Origin of the Christian Ministry v. 1, 97, 321, 411; vi. 1981 339


VOL. PAGE

Origin of the Christian Ministry, Dr. Sanday on . . v. 225, 282

Palestine Exploration Fund, A Crjtical Estimate of the Work of . ii. 241

Parables of our Lord, Dr. Marcus Dods on the 394

Parable of the Lost Son, The viii. 268, 388

Parables, Two .

Pastoral Epistles (The); or, The Closing Labours

the Apostle Paul .

Paul and Titus at Jerusalem

Paul, Conversion of

of

lX, 290

vn. 45

vi. 435

x. 241

viii. 180 Pauline Antilegomena, The .

Paul, The Prophecies of

- The Secret History of

iv.30, 131,349

IV. 156

- from a Jewish Point of View

Paul's Epistles, Notes on Three Passages in

- Gospel to the Romans Pentateuch and Joshua

IX.

iii.

viii.

321

15

241

462

The viii. 219, 307

Professor Wellhausen's Theory of . m. 81

Peter (The Second Epistle of) and Josephus . viii. 58

Philemon, The Epistle to . v. 138; vi. 150, 180, 297

Practical Exegesis, Studies in . viii. 379, 428; x., 81, 210, 262,

360,438

Present Scepticism, How Far is the Church Respon

sible for

Priesthood and Priestly Service of the Church .

Fulfilled in the New Testament, Idea of

Old Testament

viii. 297

IX. 200

vm. 161

Priesthood of our Lord, The Melchizedek or Heavenly viii. 277,337

Priesthood, The Scriptural Idea of viii. 1; ix. 24

Primitive Liturgies and Confessions of Faith . ix. 401; x. 401

Probable Physical Causes of the Destruction of the

Cities of the Plain, The . iii. 69

INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Problem in Criticism, A

Prodigal and his Brother, The

Professor Cheyne .

Professor Marcus Dods .

Prophet Amos, The

Prophets, Ancient and Modern

Prophecies of St. Paul, The .

Proverbs in the Revised Version, The Book of

Psalms (The Book of) iu the Revised Version

Psalm xlix. 7

- cxxiii. 2

41

VOL. PAGE

V1. 173

x. 122

1X. 55

x. 65

v. 161 ; vi. 161

. v.u. 69

iv. 30, 131, 349

V1. 381

v. 304

u. 400

iv. 80

Recent American Literature on the New Testament i. 313 ;

ii.142; v. 392; vii. 158

Assyrian and Egyptian Literature

Books

. iv. 228

Discovery of Cuneiform Tablets at Tell el

Amarna.

Recent Discussions of the First Chapter of Genesis

English Literature on the New Testament

vi. 319, 320

vm. 157

m. 284

i. 150, 391;

ii. 148, 467; iii. 231, 239; iv. 68; v. 154,

235; vi. 159, 232; vii. 309; ix. 75, 316

English Literature on the Old Testament . i. 232; iii.

471; v. 73, 77; vii. 73; x. 386

Foreign Literature on the New Testament iii. 390; vi. 462

Foreign Literature on the Old Testament . . i. 69, 469;

ii. 233 ; iii. 149

Old Testament Literature in the United States ix. 235

Old Testament .Studies in America vii. 78, 154

Researches on the New Testament 1. 1

Revelation i. 14 . iv. 316

Revised Version of the New Testament, A Modern

Greek on 1. 237


VOL. PAGB

Revised Version of the New Testament, Some

Lessons from the . v. 81, 241, 453 ; vi. 81, 241, 401

Revised Version of the Old Testament, The ii. 1, 8, 211, 289; ii.

57, 119, 277, 346, 425; iii. 109, 201, 354; iv. 60, 107,

112, 115, 117, 118, 274, 424; v. 468; vi. 38, 442, 320

Revolution in Tanne1''s Lane, The vii. 239

Romans, Homiletical Features of the Epistle to the

Rossetti's " Time Flies "

Royal Court of Adiabene, The

Scenes of the Baptist's Work, The

Schrader's Cuneifot"tn Insc1'i_Iticns and the Old Testa

ment Science and Religion, Bishop Temple on

Scriptural Idea of Priesthood Embodied in Successive

Types .

Scripture Terms used to Express "Eternity" with

Special Reference to Future Punishment

Seal of Obadiah

Sealing of the Heavenly Bread, The

Second Book of Moses, The

Second Twilights and Old Testament Miracles

Seraphim, The

Sisera and J ael

Stater in the Fish's Mouth, The

St. Paul and the Galatian Judaizers

Secret History of

St. Paul's Epistles, General Review of

Method of Quotation

VI. 99

11. 159

VI. 130

i. 267

11. 237

1. 77

IX. 24

VI. 274

I. 475

79

305

IX. 317

1. 319

vi. 306, 471

V11. 461

x.51,107

IV. 156

vm. 36

x. 233

Struggles for Christian Liberty in Galatia 1. 283

Study in Connexion of Doctrines, Galatians ii. 20 11. 447

Survey of Western Palestine, The. A Critical Esti-

mate of the ·work of the Palestine Exploration

Frmd 2~


VOL. P.\GE

Synoptical Gospels, The Composition of the: a Reply . x. 379

Documentary Theory of the

Origin of the 23

Systematic Theology, The Aim7 Importance, Difficul-

ties, and Best Method of i. 1117 176, 3647 438

Taylor, Isaac u. 89

Teaching of Christ Concerning the Use of Money, The viii. 100

"Testament" or "Covenant" 111. 370

Textual Criticism of "The Two Ways" 156

Thanks of an Apostle, The vi. 113

Theology of General Gordon, The 1. 464

Theory of the Apocalypse, The New v. 425

This Do in Remembrance of J\'Ie vii. 44i Thought it not Robbery to be Equal with God v. 115

Thmghts, Cheyne viii. 231

on Deafness and Blindness m. 315

Jesus never Sleeping in a \Valled Town

Jesus never Loosing ~ Fetter Fastened

by Man .

Thoughts on Jesus never Writing except in the Dust

Light

Man Liveth not by Bread Alone

Pain to Refuse and Pain to Accept

Religion's Childhood

Shame on Account of GDd's Displeasure

the Word .

" Time Flies," Miss Rossetti's

Tischendorf's New Testament, A Prolegomena to

Two Parables

Two Hebrew New Testanients

Unprofitable Servants

Use of Money, The Teaching of Christ concerning

146

147

148 lV. 148

Vl. 314

m. 315

228

228

315

ll. 159

1. 142

lX. 290

m. 260

x. 151

vm. 100


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Use of Mythic Phrases by the Old Testament

Writers, The vii. 20

"\Vellhausen's History of Israel x. 341

"\Vellhausen (Prof. Julius) and his Theory of the Pentateuch m. 81

Westcott, Canon v. 22

W estcott-Hort " Genealogical" Method IV. 411

White Race of Ancient Palestine, The viii. 48

"\Visdom Personified, and Love Incarnate 193

"\Voman's Language of Ohaldala, The 319

Zechariah, The Book of iii. 136, 335, 445; iv. 136, 216, 306,

335,453

BREVIA.

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Alphreus and Klopas i. 79 Appearance of the Risen Jesus to the Apostles 474

Brown's Fellowship with God v. 397 Brugsch on the Religion and Mythology of the Ancient

Egyptians i. 156 Bunyan, Brown's Life of iii. 159

Cassel's Explanatory Commentary on Esther Vlll. 400 Cherubim, The I. 400 Current Discussions in Theology 11I. 400

Dante and Delitzsch viii. 318 Delitzsch's Assyrisches Worterbuch 233 Dods on The Parables of our Lord 11. 394

Ewald's Old and New Testament Theology viii. 399

Hebraica ii. 472

Judith, The Book of IV. 79

Kennedy's Introduction to Biblical Hebrew x. 239 Ker, The late Dr. John IV. 398

La Langue Parlee par N. S. Jesus-Christ sur la Terre . lX. 238 Lloyd's Book of Joshua Vl. 320 Lord Sabaoth l. 318

~Iartensen's Jacob Bohme 111. 318 Mark Rutherford. . l. 239 Martineau's Types of Ethical Theory 11. 395

Naville (M.), The Store-City of Pithom I. 399 45

46 BREVIA.

Note on the Teaching of the Twelve Apostles the word vao> in Ephesians ii. 21 Genesis iii. 5 .

Job vi. 25 Psalm cxxiii. 2

Isaiah xli. 18 . Luke ix. 18 Galatians iii. 20 Revelation i. 14

Notes and News .

Old Testament Notes

Oltramere on Romans

Parker's Commentary on the Bible

Discourses upon Holy Scriptu1·e

Revised Version, A Modern Greek on

Revolution in Tanner's Lane, The

Roberts' Liberalism in Religion

Rossetti's (Miss) "Time Flies"

Schrader's Cuneiform Inscriptions and the Old Testament. Vol. I.

Vol. II.

Seal of Obadiah

Sealing of the Heavenly Bread

Secret History of St. Paul

Seraphim, The

. Simcox, The late Rev. vV. H.

Sisera and J ael

Temple (Bishop) on the Relation between Science and

Religion

Textual Criticism of"The Two Ways"

\Voman's Language of Chaldrea .

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1ll. 319 vi. 318 ll. 399 1V. 79

80 479 159 150 316

iv.317,400

l. 160 ll. 156

l. 159 viii. 400

l. 237 vii. 239 vi. 319 u. 155

11. 237 x. 159 1. 475

79 1V. 156 1. 319 x. 79 V. 471

l. 77 m. 156

Vlll. 3] 9

INDEX OF SCRIPTURES.

VOL. PAGE VOL. PAGE

Genesis i. iii. 284; vii. 152 Genesis xlix. 5 . ll. 9

27-30 VI. 314 10 10

i. 1-31; ii. 1-3 111. 23 11 Ill. 69 ... ~

111. ;) • 11. 399 22 67

iii. 8 ; iv. 6 VI. 325 24 11. 15

iv. 7. vu. 151

vi. 1-14 VI. 325 Exodus l. 30.5

vii. 18-20 . IX. 131 iii. 14 11. 81

xiv. 17 . x. 96 15 82

18-20. Vlll. 28 vi. 20 VI. 333

XV. 2 11. 5 xiii. 21 . IV. 198

xvi. 13 . 6 XIX. 6 Yiii. 4, 9

19 . VI. 308 XX. 6 11. 84

xviii. 4. v. 267 xxi. 6 IX. 343

xviii., xix. ii. 203; iii. 69 26. v. 166

xxii. 14 11. 7 XXV. 9-40. x. 289

xxiii. 4 . IV. 7 xxvii. 21 n. 85

xxviii. 22 VI. 338 xxviii. 35, 43 . IX. 71 xxx.l, 19; xxxv.9 332 xxix. 24 205

XXXV. 5. 338 xxxiii. 7-11 11. 87

XXXIX. viii. 221 xxxiv. 13 88

xli. 40 307

43 308 Leviticus xvi. 8,1 214 11.

51 IV. 401 10, 26 )

57 viii. 316 xvii.-xxvi. IX. 9 47

48 INDEX OF' SCRIPTURES.

VOL. PAGE VOL. PA..GB

Leviticus xviii. 18 11. 217 Joshua vi. 18 V. 59 xxi. 2, 11 viii. 170 vii. 21 vi. 46 xxiii. 2. n. 219 x.12 1X. 318

10. 1V. 83 xix. 47. v. .'59 27. 87 xxiv, 14, 15 Vl. 332 34. 89

xxvi. 30 11. 220 Judges iii. 110

1. • V. 51 Numbers vi. 22, 26 V11I. 20 ii. 7 51

23-26 x. 5 iv. 17-23 vi. 205,471 xii. 10 111. 228 v. V. 38 xiii. 33 . V111. 51 7 . 111. 114 XX. 17 1X. 16 13 115 xxi. 26. V1ll. 56 30 VI. 46 xxiv. 3. 11. 223 vi. 13 111. ll8

17 V. 166 ix. 7. 62 xi. 11, 30 v. 53

Deuteronomy i. 1. 11. 289 xiv. 15 . 111, 121 i. 27, 28 V111. 51 xviii. 7. 123 iv. 7. 11 30 124 vii. 2 11. 290 xix. 22. 125

6 viii. 11 xxi .. 1V, 89 viii. 7-9 iii. 61 16 iii. 63 ix. 26 V111, 11 xviii. 15-18 ii. 295 Ruth. 111. 126 ·xxi. 4 294 xxxii. 17 295 1 Samuel 111, 201

35 v. 455 i. 5 203 xxxiii. 2 11. 296 5 v. 55

6 297 20. 57 ii. 25 111. 205

Joshua i .. ii. 299 vii. 19 208 i. 9 iii. 65 viii. 5 v. 268 iii. 15 iv. 198 x. 8. V111. 15

INDEX OF SCRIPTURES. 49

VOL. PA.GE VOL. PA.GB

1 Samuel x. 16 VI. 308 1 Chronicles IV. 112 xii. 3. 11I. 209

xiii. 1 209 ~ Chronicles IV. 115 xiv. 18, 19 211 XX. 21 vi. 52 xvii. 12 212 xxvi. 16, 21 ix. 29 xviii. 8 . 214 xxxvi. 22, 23. 11. 439 xxviii.16 216

XXX. 26, 29 vi. 308 Ezra 117 IV.

i. 1-4 11. 439 2 Samuel iii. 354

vi. 1. 443 i. 24. vi. 46

v. 6. I11. 357

vii. 23 359 Nehemiah iv. 118; vi. 287

viii. 18 . 360 ix. 26-34 VI. 336

xiv. v. 162 Esther v. 401

1 Kings . . IV • 60

i. 18-20 61 Job iv. 274

iv. 19 62 v. 13 IX. 345

24 62 vi. 25 IV. 79

ix. 8. 64 vii. 16-18 . x. 87

13. 65 20 iv. 284

18. 65 ix. 13 286

x. 5 . 65 21 287

xi. 29 v. 47 X. 11 VI. 40

xiii. 12 . IV. 66 xi. 7 iv. ,290

XVI. • v. 47 xiii. 15 . iv. 291 ; viii.' 381

xiv. 23,27. 127

2 Kings IV. 207 XV. 15 x. 152

viii. 10 . 108 xvii. 3 . lV. 426

xi. 4. 109 6 427

xiv. 25. v. 161 xix. 17 . 429

XV. 10 259 25, 27 430

xxiii. 2, 3 vi. 334 26. VI. 25

4

50 INDEX OF SCRIPTURES.

VOL. PAGE VOL. P.A.GB

Job xxi. 19 . lV. 433 Psalm xxxvi. 9, 10 x. 222

xxii. 2 x. 152 xxxix. 12 214

xxiii. 16, 17 IV. 436 xl. IX. 25

xxxi. 35 438 xlv. 3 v. 312

xxxviii. 12-15 VI. 72 6 312

xl. 2 v. 263 13. 313

xlviii. 2 vu. 22 Psalms VI. 39 xlix. 7 11. 400

1 .. X. 142 20. X. 89

ll. 145 li. 19 VlU. 16 ii. 1 . V. 31)5 lxiii. 1 X. 220

12 305 lx. 4. vi. 51 iii. 4 306 lxii. l 42 iv. 8. 306 lxvi. 3 ix. 51 vii. ll X. 269 lx-vii. 6. VI. 47 Vlll. lX 341; x.81 lxviii. 13 45

1 Vl. 49 18 lX. 20 2 IX. 341 24, 25 lV. 93 5 V. 306 lxix. 2 v. 360

XVl. • X. 210 20 vi.43,44

2 Vl. 49 lxxii.15 52

3 307 16 ... 60 V. 111.

9, 10 X. m9 lxxiii. 21 VI. 44 10. V. 308 24 x. 214

xvii. 14 308 lxxiv. 15 Vl. 45

xix. 2 . X . 85 lxxvi. 2, ·3 · 44

3,4 lll. 315 lxxviii. 25 . 315 xxii. 3 . YU. 20 lxxx. 14 iii.67,80 XXIV. x. 438 Ixxxii:i. 14. Vl, 45

6. V. 310 lxxxvi .. x. 262

XXV. 14 X. 266 lxxxv'ii. 360 xxix. 1. V. 310 lxxxv'iii.· 12 218 xxx.8, 9 X. 218 XC. 4' Vl. 46

xxxn. viii. 379 xci. 9 46

INDEX OF SCRIPTURES . . 51

VOL. PJ..G'R VOL. PAGB

Psalm xcv. 10 . VI. 280 Proverbs iii. 18 vu. 116 c. 3 . 52 28 Ill Cl. vii. 146, 148 vi. 11 v. 269 cii. 24 IV, 377 25 vu. 112 ciii. 4 X. 270 vii. ll Yl. 385

20. VI. 314 viii. 22 . 386 civ. 4 48 27 Vll. 106

15 Ill, 64 ix. l-6 117 33 IV. 273 x. 12 112

cvii. 3 VI. 52 30 109 CIX. v. 361 xi. 17 109 ex. l. 226 xii. ::!0 110 ex. 3 Vl. 52 27 Vl. 388 cxiii.-cxviii. IX. 121 xv. 27 VII. 112 cxiv. 125 xvi. 3 113 cxv. 126 19 103 ex vi. 129 xxi. 3 107 cxvii. 131 10. IV. 268 cxviii. 27 IV, 86 xxii. 9 Vll. 111 cxix. 151 445 ll 110 cxxiii. 2 80 xxiv. 17 111 cxxxi. l v. 346 XXV. 21. 111 cxxxiii. IX. 313 xxvi. 4 . 114 cxxxvii. 5. V. 315 xxviii. 9 114 CXXX!X. IX. 383 xxix. 13 111

3 Vl. 39 7, 18. x. 214 Ecclesiastes . \'1, 76 ll VI. 40 iii. 11 IX. 81:3 13 40 20 41 Song of Sol.. i. 7, 8 VII. 398

ii. 3-5 1. 160 Proverbs vi. 76, 381 ll-13 lll, 240

i. 17. 383 15 63 20-33 viii. 1941 vii. 9 l. 160


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Isaiah vi. 442 Isaiah xxxiii. 14 x. 234

i. 16. v. 267 18 . x. 235, 236

i.-xxxix. x. 77 xxxviii. 8 lX. 319

iv. 4. v. 267 xi. 3. vn. 280

v.1. lX. 134 xli. 15 405

1 . 111. 60 xlii. 1-4 282

vi. 2. 239 6 x. 367

5. ix. 194 19. vn. 283

vii. 16 Vl. 444 xliv. 2-5 X. 362

ix. 3, 8. 448 xliv. 28; ~lvi. } 438 n. 3 lV. 92 ll; xh. 25

x. 4. Vl. 449 x1v. 14. x. 368

27 451 9 vn. 285

xi. 11 450 xlviii. l. v. 262

xii. 18 lV. 479 1.4 X. 68

xiv. 4 vi. 452 lii., liii .. . vii. 364, 401

9 453 liii. vn. 289

12, 13 vii. 27 lvi. 7 x. 366

31. Vl. 454 lvii. 16 . 367 xv., xvi. v. 161 lxi. 5, 6 lV, 354

xvi. 9 iii. 64 lxii. 6 vn. 291 xvii. 9, 10. Vl. 454 lxv. l7. x. 88

13. 455 lxvi. 21 5 xxi. 5 456

xxii. ll 41 Jeremiah ix. 321

ixiii. 13 457 vii. 9 v. 263

xxvi. 14, 19 458 XV. 1 38

xxvii.13 lV. 332 xxi. 8 Vl. 359 xxviii. 9 x. 237 xxxv.2 111. 66

16 . 234 xlviii.. 7. v. 49 xxix. 1, 2 . vii. 22

13, 14 x. 235 Ezekie1 xvi. 9 267 XXXlll. vi. 459 xl.-xl viii. ix. 1

7 vn. 22 xliv. 1-4 134


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Daniel i. 217, 431 Zechariah i v. lll. 445

ii. 18, 19 x. 181 v. lV. 119

:n ix. 448 vii., viii. 216

iv. 23, 29 311 viii. 12. 111. 59

x. n. 437 Xl. lV. 306

xi. 36 lV. 40 xii., xiii. 335

xii. 1 x. 285 xii. 10 . IX. 345

2 lX. 313 XlV •• IV. 453

2, 3 vu. 271 xiv. 5 v. 162

Hosea xii. 13 ; Mic. vi. 4 v. 40

xiii. 9 260 Malachi . VL 414

11. 268 iii. 1 iv. 183

14. 134 16 X. 285 lX.

Joel vu. 198 Matthew i. 18 120 l.

A.mos. v. 161 iii. 9. X. 362

ii. 10, 11 39 iv. 3. ix. 369

v. 18,19 vi. 170 21 x. 327

viii. 5, 6 172 23 319

ix. 11, 12 . lX. 344 v. 16 v. 258

v.-vu. vu. 109

Jonah Vlll. 78 17 viii. 162

44 Vl. 354 Micah ii. 7 v. 261 vi.1. x. 379

12, 13 263 9-13 vu. 438 19-24 X. 378

Habakkuk ii. 20 Vl. 43 19 viii. 101

Haggai v. 344 vi. 24-34 ll. 224 viii. 26. · v. 466

Zechariah i., ii. 111. 136 28. lX. 303 ii. 8 . x. 370 ix. 9 445

13 Vl. 43 X. 2. 103 111. lll. 335 3. ix. 438, 439, 443


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MaUhew x. 3 l. 79 Matthew xxiii. 15. iv. 323 4. IX. 435 xxiv. 15 40 5. 105 15, 16 VI. 175

17 x. 318 23 IV. 38 xi. 19 .. vu. 106 29 vu. 208 Xll. IX. 346 XXV. ;)6--43 v. 285, 461

38-45; xvi.) .. 40. X. 153 1-4 . ) vu. 23

168 xxvi. 9 . 45 VI. 83 24 170 48-50 X. 323 30-34 u. 1:32

xiii. 8 382 55 v. 4.58; vi. 24 11 182 27 ix. 121 33 Ill. 428 39-44 13l 40 vu. 272 42 130

:xiv. 30 . IX. 188 x:xvii. I.'> Vl. 94

XV. 23 107 56 x. 323 xvi. 13-17 195

16. IlO Jlif ark ii. 5 VI. 97

18, 19 IV. 1 iii. 5. V. 461

xvi. 24 . 208 16 ix. 103

xvii. 24-27 vii. 461 17 x. 332

xviii. 10 . X. 36, 182 iv. 21-24 iv. 149

15-17 12, 208 vi. 29 IX. 106

xix. 27 . lX. 290 vii. 15 . 109

:XX. 16 290 viii. 16 . Ill

21 x. 323 X. 32 Iu4

22 IX. 248 38 X. 189

xxi. 13. v. 458 52 v. 456

2 x. 158 xii. 43 ix. 108

16 . IX. 340 xiii. 14 . VI. 175

:xxii. 37 VI. 363 xiv. 8-9 vii. 39.')

43-4.5 viii. 278 22. 451

xxiii. 8-10 V. 322 41. ix. 248

12 461 :xv. 17 iv. 2UO


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:Mark xiv. 26-30 n. 132 Luke xvii. 7-10 x. 151

XV. 33 v. 457 xviii. 42 v. 456

40 x. 323 xxi. 20, 21 Vl. 175

47 ix. 244 xxii. 18 111. 67

xvi. 11, 13, 16 Vl. 86 19 vu. 441

31, 32 lV. 3 Lukei. 26 1. 120 44 V. 180

1-4 lX. 401 53 187 35 vn. 293 .~5 246

42-45, 46-55, 1 ii. 30 l' xxiii. 44 457 68-79 . 321 xxiv. 18 lX. 244

ii. 29-32 ii. 301, 321 33 x. ll iv. 4 Vl. 311

18 111. 147 John i. 4 lX. 117 v. 5. lX. 188 8 Vl. 96 vi. 13 70 10, 11 x. 340

14 103 11. Vl. 95 20 X. 383 12. 88 30 Vl. 366 14 iii. 161; V. 90

vii. 32 lV. 83 18 0 89 ix. 18 159 28 0 89

24 Vl. 95 29. 89 28 x. 322 29. x. 484 55 lX. 248 35 0 325

x. 17 lV. 200 40 0 lX. 440 36 VI. 83 40. X. 331

xi. 2-5. vn. 433 43 0 IX. 442

33 v. 461 43. lV. 188

xii. 37 . x. 155 50. lX • 438

XV. . ix. 311; x. 122 ii. 22 x. 338

1-10 u. 16 iii. 3 363

11-32 ~ viii. 268, 388; 10, 11 Vl. 84

{ ix. 290 13 Vll. 106

xvi. 19-31. l. 45 31 v. 460


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John iii. 29 . x. 326 John xvi. 2. VI. 241 iv. 6. IX. 104 19. 85

21 X. 365 12. x. 278 29 V. 258 13. 184 39 96 23. VIII. 17

vi. 15 115 xvii. 3 X. 221 27 I. 79 11 viii. 358 51, 58 VI. 274 18 IX. 201 51 ix. 313 xviii. 23 vn. 123 63 UI. 148 40 v. 457 70 x. 333 xix. 2, 3 93

vii. 5 IX. 244 24. 258 viii. 6 Ill. 148 25. . ix. 244; X. 323 vii. 37-39 . IV. 91 27. IX. 245 viii. 30, 31 vi. 91 37. 345

35. 274 XX. 21, 23. x. 10 ix. 39 83 30 . v. 244 x.l-8 . v. 457 xxi. 7 IV. 5

16 VI. 94 15-17 v. 92 xii. l-8. vii. 395 17. IX • 189

32 viii. 337 18. . 188

22 IX. 441 18, 19 IV. 5 xiii. 4 x. 155

7 VI. 84 Acts i.-vii. VII. 353

10 97 13 IX. 103 2:J x. 327 i. 13 X. 322

xiv. 8 IX. 443 16-21 v. 355 13, 14 . VI. 191 16-22 VII. 421 17, 26 v. 468 15-23 IV. 2 30 187 25 x. 161

XV. 1 iii. 67 11. 13 5 IX. 200 2 IV. 199

15 105 14-36 2 5 X. 187 24 x. 224


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Acts ii. 46 vi. 315 Acts xii. 17 . r v. 326

iii. 1 . IV. 3 xiii. 1 v.108, 417

12-26 vu. 425 12 ix. 401

16, 26; iv. 27, ~ . 19, 20 viii. 31 30 . . . VI.

89 xiv. 23. . v. 419; vi. 207

]9 IV. 187 XV. IX, 343

iv. 8-12 vn. 426 6 405 13 IX. 188 26 404

Y. 3-10. IV. 2 xv.-xix. V HI. 113 41 IX. 117 XV. 11 IV. 3

vi. 1 VI. 347 xvii. 13 X. 317 xii. 17; XV. 13 ;) 24-31 IV. 31

xxi. 18 f VI. 25 xviii. 5 . viii. 121

vi. 1 V. 324 25 ix. 401 1-3. 101 xix. 19. 402 4 ix. 405 xx.4 V Ill. 203 7 401 17 . v. 103

vii. 53 IV. 166 17 . . vi. 24, 353 viii.-xiv. Vlll. 21 17, 28. v. 335 viii. 3 21 25 x. 317

16. 21 28 v. 101, 286 21. 22 28 vi. 20, 24, 403 28. 22 34 114 26. 23 XX.-XXVlll. viii. 203 39. 23 xxii. 28 iv. 321 39. v. 115 xxiii. 6. 325

ix. 1-9 . x. 241 xxiv. 15 444 31 VIU. 25 xxvi. 17 viii. 213 35 25 29 iv. 163

x. 3. 26

8. 27 Romans

{ ii. 156 ; iii. 241 ; 30 27 iv. 131; vi. 99

xi. 13 x. 405 i. 20 Vl, 89

30 58 ii. 17 lX. 410


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Romans ii. 27 x. 112 I Corinthians ii. 67 X. I84 iii. 25 VI, 89 6-11 I83

25, 26 376 111. IX. 349

v. 6-10. 374 19 345

I5-I9 x. 302 iv. I-::l . X. 20 vi. 2, 3, 6, 8 VI. I41 5 IV. I33

23 406 8 X. 22 vii. 4 376 V. I-10. IV. 146 viii. 2 IX. 46 7, 8 viii. 164

18-25 IV. 146 X. 4. IX. I5 24. VI. 401 ll VII. 272

ix. 29 1. 3I8 xi. 23 X. 408 x. I2 X. :368 24 VII. 44I xi. I2 vn. 413 29 n. 206

29 VI. 86 xii. 4 vi. 90 xii. 2 8!5 r 14. 324: 327;

I,2 VII. 63 28 VI. 22 j VU. 64 >

6-8 v. 329 x. I7 8 vu. 65 3I vii. 211 I9 . v. 45.5 xiii. I-S IV • 334 20. n. I 58 2 IX. . 409

XV. 4, 5 v. 462 8 v. 459

xvi. 4 323 xiv .. vi. 22

7 I3, 4I7 I8, 19 v. 390

xiii. 8 x. 4IO 20 . x. 238

XV. 20-28 . IV . I39

I Corinthians . fi. 70, 161; 21,22,45-49 X. !302 iv. 131 26 88

i. 12 x. 64 27 JX. 342 16,17 1. 304 32 viii. 44

I7; ix. 14. v. 415 35-50. IV. I36 I8, I9 X. 235 20 235, 236 2 Corinthians ii. 379, t

131 27 87 415 J

IV.


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2 Corinthians ii. 14 VI. 241 Galatians ii. 7, 8 x. 63

iii. 18 246 9 328 iv. 5 IX. 21 ll 109

13 131 ll-14 107

18 VI. 28 12 VI. 25

v. 15 373 13 109 21 . vi. 83; vii. 417 14 109

viii. l, 2 IX. 68 15, 16 no ix. 9 Vl. 274 17, 18 111

xi. 6 IX. 407 19-21 Ill

9 68 20 . ll. 447

xii. l X. 250 20; V. 24;) 141

J VI.

2 v. 115 vi.l4. 20 ix. 46

iii. l-5 . x. 113 Galatians i. 288 IV. 131 6-14 114

l. v. 416 15-22 114

6. X. 52 17 92 9. 54 17-23 115

10. 54 16 IX. 18 14. 55 20 IV. 150 16. 246 19, 20. vu. 377 17. IV. 156 24 x. 118 18. 56 iv. 1-3 . IV. 167 19. IX. 437 ll UI. 229

19; ii. 9, 12 v. 825 12-20 x. 118

22. 823 21 120

ii. l-5 VI. 485 v. 2-12. 120

l-10. X. 57 18-24 120

2. 58 25 121

3. 60 vi. l. 121

4. 61 2, 5 . VI. 98

6. 61 ll-18 x. 122

8. V. 463 17 VI. 241


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Ephesians . v. 36-391 Philippians iv. 10 IX. 66 i. 3-6 382 18 IV. 332

15; iii. 2; iv.12 v. 377 12 x. 178 ii. 11-18 383 13 185

20 j iii. 5 417 21 VI. 318 Colossians IV. 161

iii. 14 IX. 411 i. 1 v. 389

15 v. 391 1, 2 1. 12

iv. 2:_16 38.5 3-8 127

8 ix. 20, 349 9-12. 187

t v. 14, 331, 353 j 12-14 254 11

vi. 22,26 I."i-18 321

12 vi. 92 19-22 418

22, 23 11. 44 Philippians . vii. 45 24. IX. 212

i. 1 t vi. 4, 351 ; v. 2, 24-27 11. 106

12,101,330 28, ~9 187

1; 1 Tim. iii.} 237

ii. 1-3 263 .. 7 v. 4-7 . 356 1; Tit. 1.

6, 10 IV, 442 8-10 Ill. 46 7, 13. IX. 64 11, 12, 20 j} 13 125 iii. 8

VI. 142 VI.

29. IX. 117 11-13 111. 98 ii. 4. Y. 121 14, 15 217

5-11. lX. 230 16 iv. 165, 168 6. v. 115 16-19 111, 302 6. Vl. 129 20-23 378 25 128 iii. 1-4 . 434

iii. 6 IX. 296 5-9. IV. 44

20, 21 { i. 361; ix. 9-11 95

· 202; iv. 442 12-14 . 204 21 v. 242 15-17 . 293

lV, X. 285 18} 10, 11 174 iv. 1, 2-6

346, 465


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Colossians iv. 6 v. 143 1 Timothy v. 18 vii. 68

277

lV. 450

7 7-9

10-14 .

15

16

379 vi. 12-19

60 14, 15

125 215 2 Timothy

379 i. 10 ii. 11

xii. 53

Vl. 88

145

1_ Th essalonians

ii. 16

i. 81; iv. 30

lV. 42

ix. 182

406

iv. 34

450

11 ; Tit. iii. 8 . v. 314

iv. 448

iii. 11, 12

iv. 2. 13-18

v.l .

2-4 8.

v. 457

lX. 184

12 v. 329; vi. 4, 208

2 Thessalonians

i. 6-10 .

ii. 2; Rom.} xiii. 12.

lV. 30

33

vi. 97

1-12 . ix. 182

3-12, lV. 39

6 . ix. 182

1 Timothy vii. 51; viii. 182

i.9 x. 116

15; iii. 1 ;_ iv. 9 v. 314

li. 13 X. 418

iii. 2.

9. 13; v. 17

iv. 14

v. 6.

Vl. 351

lX, 412

vi. 203

26

146

18

iii. 1-13 j V, l 17-19 f . v. 12, 290

8 ix. 403

iv. 5

8 14

18

21

v. 17; iii. 2

17

vi. 10

Titus .

i. 5.

5-7

1-9

ii. 13

Philemon

1-3

4-7 8-11

12-14

15-19

20-25

vi. 26 ; vii. 62

lV. 447

.v.l07,417

vm. 45

Vl. 27

v. 16

335,416

252

vii. 53

{v. 335; vi.

353; vii. 61

V. 104,422

· v. 107; vii. 66

iv. 447

v. 138

270

363 443

Vl. 150

180

297


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{ vii,161-241; Hebrews vii. 11-28 189 Hebrews viii. 182 12 viii. 5

i. 1-4 vi. 254 ; vii. 341 16 294 5-14. viii. 81 21 v. 91; vi. 86

ii. 1 . Vll. 166 25 viii. 352 3-9 IX. 342 Vlll. x. 288 5-9 222 ix. 1-10 422 5-10 Ill. 127 16, 17 iii. 370 ; iv. 240 5-18 viii. 359 26 vn. 272 8. x.87,88 28 IX. 1H1 9. IX. 115 X. 12 viii. 351 11-18 81 14 IX. 40 14 l. 303 19-22. vii. 1 72 ; ix. 204

. 17 v. 466 24 V. 92 111. IX. 161 30 455

11 v. 455 32 vu. 165 IV. IX. 272 xi. 8 x . 367

. 14-16; .~.ii. } 13-16 215 lll. 193

26; Vlll. 1 35 l. 161 15 X. 378 40 IX. 39

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