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TO

THE EXPOSITOR

Edited by the Rev.

\V. ROBERTSON NICOLL, M.A., LL.D.

FOURTH SERIES. TEN VOLUMES

JANUARY, 189o, TO DECEMBER, 1894

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HODDER AND STOUGHTON

27, PATERNOSTER ROW

MDCCCXCV

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CONTENTS

LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS

INDEX OF AUTHORS •

INDEX OF SuBJECTs •

BREVIA

INDEX OF SCRIPTURES

PAGE

7

9

29

48

49

LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS

REV. PROF. w. F. ADENEY, M.A. REV. w. c. ALLEN, M.A. VERNON BARTLET, M.A. COUNT BAUDISSIN. REV. PROF. J. AGAR BEET, D.D. REV. PROF. w. H. BENNETT, M.A. REV. CLEMENT BIRD, 1vi.A. REV. HUGH BLACK, M.A. REV. T. G. BoNNEY, D.Sc., F.R.S. REV. PRINCIPAL DAVID BROWN,

D.D. REV. PROF. A. B. BRUCE, D.D. REV. PROF. J. s. CANDLISH, D.D. REV. J. G. CARLETON, D.D. RIGHT REV. w. B. CARPENTER,

D.D. REV. A. CARR, M.A. VERY REV. G. A. CHADWICK, D.D. REV. F. H. CHASE, B.D. REV. PROF. T. K. CHEYNE, D.D. F. c. CONYBEAltE, M.A. LATE REv. SAMUEL Cox, D.D. REV. JoHN A. CRoss, M.A. REV. R. W. DALE, D.D., LL.D. REv. J. M. DANSON, D.D. REV. c. F. D'ARCY, M.A. REV. T. H. DARLOW, M.A. REv. PRoF. A. B. DAVIDSON, D.D.,

LL.D. REv. J. LLEWELYN DAVIES, M.A. SIR J. w. DAWSON, C.M.G., F.R.S. LATE REV. PROF.FRANZ DEI.ITZSCH,

D.D. REv. JAMES D-ENNEY, D.D. REv. PROF. MARcus Dons, D.D. ·

REV. PROF. s. R. DRIVER, D.D. REv. PRoF. A. DuFF, M.A., LL.D. REv. PRINCIPAL J. OswALD DYKEs,

D.D. RIGHT REV. c. J. ELLICOTT, D.D. LATE REV. PROF. w. G. ELMSLIE,

D.D. REv. W. EwiNG. VEN. ARCHDEACON F. w. FARRAR,

D.D., F.R.S. REv. PROF. G. G. FINDLAY, B.A. REV. PREBENDARY E. c. s. GIBSON,

M.A. REV. E. H. GIFFORD, D.D. REV. J. R. HILLIES, M.A. REv. PRoF. F. GoDET, D.D. G." BucHANAN GRAY, M.A. REV. A. B. GROSART, D.D., LL.D. PROF. H. M. GWATKIN, M.A. REv. G. H. GwiLLIAM, B. D. REV. PROF. HARPER, B.D. LATE RIGHT REV. LORD ARTHUR

c. HERVEY, D.D. REv. CANON E. L. HicKs, M.A. PRoF. voN HoFMANN. REV. R. F. HoRTON, M.A., D.D. RIGHT REV. W. WALSHAM How,

D.D. ARTHUR W. HuTTON, M.A. REv. PRoF. J. lYERAcH, D.D. GEORGE w. JOHNSON, M.A. BENJAMIN Kmn. LATE RIGHT REV. J. B. LIGHTFOOT,

D.D., D.C.L. REV. PROF. T. M. LINDSAY, D. D.

8 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS

REv. W. LocK, M.A. REv. PROF. J. RAwsoN LUMBY, D.D.

PROF. MACALISTER, M. D., F.R.S.

MRS. JoHN MACDONELL.

REV. HUGH MACMILLAN, D.D.,

LL.D.

REV. ALEXANDER MAIR, D.D.

PROF. D. s. MARGOLIOUTH, M.A. REv. PROP. J. T. MARSHALL, M.A. PROF. JoHN MASSIE, M.A. REV. PROF. J. F. McCuRDY, D.D.

NoRMAN McLEAN, M.A. REV. F. L. H. MILLARD, M.A. LATE REv. PROF. W. MILLIGAN,

D.D.

PROF. MOMMSEN.

JOSEPH JOHN MURPHY.

REV. J. 0. F. MuRRAY, M.A. PROF. EBERHARD NESTLE, D.D.

PRoF. H. NoLDEKE.

RIGHT REv. J. J. STEWART

PEROWNE, D.D.

REV. E. PETAVEL, D.D.

REv. W. W. PEYTON.

REv. ALFRED PLUMMER, D.D.

REV. PROF. c. PRITCHARD, D.D.,

F.R.S.

REV. PRINCIPAL RAINY, D.D.

PROF. w. M. RAMSAY, LL.D.,

D.C.L.

REV. HASTINGS RASHDALL, M.A. REV. F. RENDALL, M.A. REv. PRoF. A. RoBERTs, D.D.

REv. PRINCIPAL A. RoBERTSON,

M. A. REv. PROF. J. A. RoBINSON, M.A. REV. PROF. H. E. RYLE, M.A. REv. PROF. W. SANDAY, D.D.

REV. P. C. SIMPSON, M.A. REv. PROF. GEORGE ADAM SMITH,

D.D.

REV. CANON R. T. SMITH, M.A. REV. w. c. SllilTH, D.D., LL.D.

REV. JAMES STALKER, D.D.

REv. PRoF. V. H. STANTON, D.D.

JANE T. STODDART.

SIR G. G. STOKES, F.R.S.

REV. H. SUGDEN, B.A.

REv. CHARLES TAYLOR, D,D.

REV. JOHN W AT SON, M. A.

REv. R. A. WATsoN, D.D.

REV. PREBENDARY WHITEFOORD,

M. A. CoPE WHITEHOUSE.

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

REV. ARTHUR WRIGHT, M.A.

INDEX OF AUTHORS

Rev. Professor W. F. Adeney, M.A. W eizsacker on the Resurrection

Rev. Willoughby C. Alien, M.A. I. The .Aramaic Gospel

II. ,, ,, On the meaning of 1rpou~AVTOS in the Septuagint

Vernon Bartlet, M.A. Fides Divina et Fides Humana

Christ's Use of the Term" The Son of Man"

Count Baudissin. The late Professor Delitzsch

Peter Bayne, LL.D. The Secret of Jesus

Rev. Professor Joseph Agar Beet, D.D. New Testament Teaching on Future Punishment

of Sin:-

I. Eternal Destruction

II. The Universal Purpose of Salvation

Ill. The Gift of Eternal Life

IV. The Fourth Gospel

V. The Synoptist Gospels

VI, The Book of Revelation

VII. Modern Opinions

VIII. The Result 9

VOL. PAGE

viii. 137

vu. 386 454

X. 264

V. 401 Vl. 427

l. 465

x. 179

l. 22 100 201

n. 60 207 287

'378, 419 421

10 INDEX OF AUTHORS

VOL. PAGE

Rev. Professor Joseph Agar Beet, D.D. (continued).

The Doctrine o£ the Atonement in theN ew Testament:-

I. The Synoptist Gospels v. 2 II. The Johannean Writings 115

Ill. St. Peter 183

IV. Romans iii. 24-26 :358

V. The Further Teaching o£ the Epistle to

the Romans

VI. Other Teaching of St. Paul .

VII. The Epistle to the Hebrews

VIII. Certain Modern Theories

IX. Rationale o£ the Atonement

X. The Extent o£ the Atonement

Hebrews vi. 4-6 New Testament Teaching on the Second Coming

o£ Christ:

1. Preparatory: The Old Testament and

the Book o£ Enoch .

2. The Teaching o£ St. Paul .

3. The Synoptist Gospels

4. The Johannine Writings

5. Millenarianism •

6. Its Spiritual Significance

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

The Old Testament and the New Reformation

Rev. Hugh Black, M.A.

The Penalty of Privilege

Rev. Professor T. G. Bonney, Sc.D., F.R.S.

Appendix to Dr. Perowne's "Notes on Genesis."

432

vi. 27

132

297

343

419

viii. 119

lX. 430 x. 98

190

287

343 439

11. 401

lX. 317

The Mosaic and Geologic History . m. 104

INDEX OF AUTHORS 11

Rev. Principal David Brown, D.D. In the Study of the Greek Testament. From my

Note-Book

Herod the Tetrarch; A Study of Conscience

Rev. Professor A. B. Bruce, D.D. The Epistle to the Hebrews:

VOL. PAGB

11. 297

Vl. 305

XVI. The More Excellent Ministry

XVII. The New Covenant .

1. 148, 226

351

XVIII. Shadow and Substance

XIX. Draw Near!

XX. Not of Them who Draw Back!

Paul's Conception of Christianity:

1. The Sources

436 11. 131

194

vii. 1

2. Paul's Religious History . 118

3. The Epistle to the Galatians 197

4. The Epistles to the Corinthians 267

5. The Epistle to the Romans-its Aim 353

6. The Epistle to the Romans-the Train of

Thought

7. The Doctrine of Sin

8. The Righteousness of God

9. The Death of Christ

10. Adoption .

11. Without and Within

12. The Moral Energy of Faith

13. The Holy Spirit

14. The Flesh as a Hindrance to Holiness

15. The Likeness of Sinful Flesh

16. The Law

17. The Election of Israel

18. Christ

19. The Christian Life

20. The Church

21. The Last Things

416 Vlll. 21

. 81

192

266 348 432

IX. 81

189

265 342 416

X. 32 112

199

300

12 INDEX OF AUTHORS

VOL. P..lGB

Rev. Professor J. S. Candlish, D.D.

On the Moral Character of Pseudonymous Books :

I. . iv. 91

II .. 262

Dr. Dale's Theology 421

The Relation of Christ's Resurrection to our

Justification . vm. 465

Rev. J. G. Carleton, B.D.

The Idiom of Exaggerated Contrast VJ. 365

Right Rev. W. B. Carpenter, D.D., Bishop of Ripon.

The Parable of the Unjust Steward

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

At Midnight .

The Miracles of Christ :

I.

Il ..

IlL. The First Miracle .

. vii.

• V.

21

1

39 126

270 347

The Nobleman's Son and the Centurion's servant . 443

The First Miraculous Draught of Fish VI. 18

Some Cases of Possession

Peter's Wife's Mother .

The First Leper Healed

Christ at the Pool of Bethesda

The First Storm .

The Demoniacs of Gerasa

The Paralytic

The Daughter of Jairus and the Woman with the

Issue of Blood

Some Minor Miracles

272

355

443

vii. 136

377 vm. 126

226

309 456

INDEX OF AUTHORS 13

VOL. P.A.GB

Rev. F. H. Chase, B.D.

The Galatia of the .Acts: .A Criticism of Professor

Ramsay's Theory . viii. 401

The Reading of Codex Bezre in .Acts i. 2 IX. 314

The Galatia of the Acts: .A Criticism of Professor

Ramsay's Reply

Rev. Prof. T. K. Cheyne, D.D., Canon of Rochester.

The Twenty-Sixth and Twenty-Eighth Psalms

Psalms cxiii.-cxviii.

Note

The Sixty-Third Psalm .

The Sixty-Eighth Psalm

I.

11.

331

37 189 390

50 181

Dillmann on the Text of Job IV. 142

Old Testament Notes 397 .Abraham Kuenen . v. 75 Old Testament Notes 77 Dr. Driver's Introduction to the Old Testament

Literature:

I. II ..

Ill. .

On Some Points in Professor Robertson Smith's

81 210

241

Lecture on the Old Testament vi. 155 Professor Lindsay's .Article on Professor W. Robert-

son Smith's Doctrine of Scripture .

Fred C. Conybeare, M.A.

On Some Fragments of a Pre-Hieronymian Latin

Version of the Bible:

I.

II. Upon Philo's Text of the Septuagint

x.

iv.

370

63 129 456

14 INDEX OF AUTHORS

VOL. PAGB

Fred C. Conybeare, M.A. (continued).

Aristion, the Author of the Last Twelve Verses

of Mark . vm. 241

New Testament Notes ix. 451

The Authorship of the Last Verses of Mark. x. 219

Late Rev. Samuel Cox, D.D.

St. J ames and His Epistle

The Function of Trial

Wisdom: whence shall She beGotten?

The Prayer of Faith

Grave Reverses a Decisive Test of Character

The Blade of Grass

The Secret and the Reward of Constancy

The Sinner's Progress

God not the Author of Evil, but of Good

The Pure Word in the Foul Plot

The Divine Looking-glass

Rev. John A. Cross, M.A.

The Fourth Gospel

On St. John xxi. 15-17.

The Akhmim Fragment and the Fourth Gospel

Rev. R. W. Dale, D.D., LL.D.

Jonah

Sin

Rev. J. M. Danson, D.D.

The Doctrine of the Logos ; Its Genesis and Cor

ruptions.

Rev. Charles F. d'Arcy, M.A.

Micaiah's Vision

" It Became Him "

1. .65

260

ll. 263

m. 32

195

264

443

lV. 42

120

279

448

Vl. 127

vii. 312

x. 320

Vl. 1 viii. 161

VI.

i.

iv.

65

60

34

INDEX OF AUTHORS

Rev. T. Herbert Darlow, M.A. Divorce and Childhood.

Note on Galilean Fish-Curing

M. Sabatier's Life of St. Francis

The Implicit Promise of Perfection

Thoughts on Texts :

1. Angels Unawares

2. The Joy Set Before Him

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

The Canon of the Old Testament .

Brevia: Professor Ryle on the Canon

The Hebrew Accents

The Earlier Ideas of Isaiah

Rev. J. Llewelyn Davies.

Note on A.oyurp.o£ in 2 Corinthians x.

St. Paul's xapt>

The Many Mansions and the Restitution of All

Things .

Sir J. W. Dawson, C.M.G., F.R.S.

1. Physical and Historical Probabilities respecting

the Authorship and Authority of the Mosaic

Books

2. The Book of Genesis.

3. Early Man and Eden

4. Antediluvians and the Deluge

5. The Dispersion and Abraham

6. The Exodus

The late Professor Franz Delitzsch, D.D.

The Descent of Christ into Hades. A Correspon

dence between Professor Franz Delitzsch and

VOL.

vu.

Vlll.

IX.

X.

v.

Vl.

vii.

iv.

v.

Vl.

ix.

x.

15

PAGE

294 239 222 319

7l

75

317 79

320 241

298 343

209

16 109 276 362 440 161

Professor von Hofmann . m. 241, 361

16 INDEX OF AUTHORS

VOL. P.lGB

Rev. James Denney, D.D.

Three Motives to Repentance

The Sadducees and Immortality

Rev. Professor Marcus Dods, D.D.

Survey of Recent Literature on the New Testa-

vii. 232

x. 401

ment n. 150

Survey of Recent English Literature on the New

Testament iii.142, 317; iv.145; v.-:392; vi.229; vii.146

Candidates for Discipleship . IV. 286

The Roman Reckoning of the Day

Brief Notices

The Memorabilia of Jesus

Survey of Recent Biblical Literature

396

v. 157

vi. 398

viii. 147; ix. 149, 395; x. 78, 232, 461

I. The Righteousness of Christ's Kingdom .

rr. " " " "

Ill. " " " "

IV. " " "

, Ceremonial

On Some Objections to the Ethical Teaching of

Christ

Rev. Professor S. R. Driver, D.D.

Note

Klostermann on the Pentateuch

Professor W. Robertson Smith on the Old Testa

ment

Professor A. B. Davidson on the Prophet Ezekiel .

I. Professor Marshall's Aramaic Gospel

rr. " " " "

Rev. Professor A. Duff, M.A., LL.D.

The Prophet Jeremiah. A Study of his Develop·

ment in Thought and Utterance

IX,

x.

70

161

321

20

lX. 321

I. 387

v. 321

vi. 199

392

viii. 388

419

IV. 241

INDEX OF AUTHORS 17

Rev. Principal J. Oswald Dykes, D.D.

Our Lord's First Appearance at the Feast of

Tabernacles

The Waters of Life

Abortive Attempt to Arrest Jesus

The Light of the World

The Self-Witness of the Son of God

Of Spiritual Bo~dage and Freedom

True or False Children of Abraham

Right Rev. C. J. Ellicott, D.D.

The Pt·inciple of the Revised Version

The late Rev. Professor W. G. Elmslie, D.D. Samson.

Gideon .

Samuel

Hose a

Joel

Habakkuk

Zechariah

Rev. W. Ewing.

The New Edition of Baedeker's Palestine

Ven. Archdeacon F. W. Farrar, D.D., F.R.S. "Fasting " in Holy Scripture

I. Exegetic Studies on the Lord's Prayer

II. , , , ,

Was there a Golden Calf at Dan ? Notes on the Reign of J oash .

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

The Gospel of Paul at Thessalonica

The Preface to the First Epistle of John

Fellowship in the Light of God

VOL. PAGB

i. 49

122

391

ll. 216

iii. 54

292

vi. 455

401

IV. 360

v. 50

vi. 98

m. 63

161

427

IV. 302

IV. 468

I. 339

vu. 38 283

viii. 254

x. 81

ii. 256

vii. 97

vm. 374

2

18 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Rev. Prebendary Edgar C. S. Gibson, M.A. On the Relation of Christian to Jewish Worship

Rev. E. H. Gifford, D.D. The Churches of Galatia: Notes on a Recent Con

troversy

Rev. J. R. Gillies, M.A.

VOL. P!QB

n. 22

x. I

Jehovah Resting: Isaiah's Conception of History. 1. 112

Rev. Professor F. Godet, D.D. The Logical .Arrangement of Romans v. 15-17 285

G. Buchanan Gray, M.A. The Parallel Passages in" Joel" in their Bearing

on the Question of Date vm. 208

Isaiah's.Anticipations of the Future: Some Recent

Theories

Rev. Alexander B. Grosart, D.D., LL.D. Lost or Latent Powers of the Five Senses, with

Relation to 2 Kin~s VI. 8-17 and St. Luke

x. 330

xxiv. 13-85 IV. 108

Professor H. M. Gwatkin, M.A. The Fourfold Revelation of God

Rev. G. H. Gwilliam, B.D.

Is the .Apostolic Liturgy quoted by St. Paul?

Rev. Professor Andrew Harper, B.D. Professor Elmslie .

The Prophets and Sacrifice

.Archreology and Criticism

255

iii. 401

ii. 161

ix. 241 x. 372

The late Right Rev. Lord Arthur C. Hervey, Bishop of Bath and Wells.

The Chronology of Ezra ii. and iv. 6-23

The Chronology of Ezra iv. 6-23 .

The Sojourn of the Israelites in Egypt.

vu. 431

viii. 50

446

INDEX OF AUTHORS l!J

VOL. PAGE

Rev. Canon E. L. Hicks, M.A.

Demetrius the Silversmith. .An Ephesian Study. 1. 401

Ephesus. A Postscript u. 144

Professor von Hofmann.

The Descent of Christ into Hades. .A Correspon

dence between Professor Franz Delitzsch and

Professor von Hofmann . iii. 241, 361

Right Rev. William Walsham How, D.D.

The Revised Version

Arthur W. Hutton, M.A.

Personal Reminiscences of Cardinal N ewman

I.

VI. 241

11. 223

II. 304

Ill. 336

.Appendix: Cardinal Newman's Theses de Fide 349

Rev. Professor James Iverach, D.D.

The Ministry of Light .

Dr. H. H. W endt on the Fourth Gospel

George W. Johnson, M.A.

The Faith of God

Benjamin Kidd.

Professor Drnmmond's "Ascent of Man"

The late Right Rev. J. B. Lightfoot, D.D.,

Lord Bishop of Durham.

Internal Evidence for the Authenticity and Genu

ineness of St. John's Gospel:

I. II.

IlL

lll. 92 iv. 161

IX, 79

x. 57

D.C.L.,

1. l

81

176

20 INDEX OP AUTHORS

Rev. Professor Thomas M. Lindsay, D.D. Professor W. Robertson Smith's Doctrine of

Scripture

Rev. W. Lock, M.A. Interpretation of the Life of the Early Church

The Christology of the Earlier Chapters of the

VOL. PA.GB

X. 241

IV. 81

Acts of the Apostles 178

I. Agrapha : Sayings of our Lord not re-

corded in the Gospels IX. 1

II. Agrapha: Sayings of our Lord not re-

corded in the Gospels

Rev. Professor J. Rawson Lumby, D.D. 1 Peter iii. 17

Some Thoughts on the Structure of the Book of

Proverbs.

"Both Lord and Christ "

Professor Macalister, M.D., F.R.S.

i.

x.

97

142

452 321

Materials for the Study of Variation IX. 375 The Higher Criticism and the Verdict of the

Monuments

Rev. Professor J. F. McCurdy, D.D. Uzziah and the Philistines

Mrs. John Macdonell. Dora Green well; A Memorial Sketch :

I..

II ..

Norman McLean, M.A. Dr. Robertson Smith at Cambridge

Rev. Hugh Macmillan, D.D., LL.D. The Budding Rod .

401

iv. 388

vi. 144 214

IX, 462

viii. 362

INDEX OF AUTHORS 21

Rev. Alexander Mair, D.D.

Testimony of Napoleon I. with regard to Christ

Apologetic Argument from the Names in Romans

xvi.

Professor D. S. Margoliouth, M.A.

The Language and Metre of Ecclesiasticus. A

VOL. PA.GB

1. 366

vn. 75

Reply to Criticism . i. 295, 381

The Language and Metre of Ecclesiasticus . 11. 356

Rev. Professor J. T. Marshall, M.A.

Did St. Paul use a Semitic Gospel?

The Aramaic Gospel :

Introductory .

The New Criterion.

Indications of Translation

Dr. Resch's Proofs of Translation .

The Galilrean Dialect

Indications of Translation

111.

69

1

109 205, 275, 452

375

Duplicate Translations in the Gospel of Mark

Its Contents .

lV. 208

373

435

V1. 81

vm. 176 Reply to Dr. Driver and Mr. Alien

Professor John Massie, M.A.

Dr. Martineau and the Gospels

Late Rev. Professor W. Milligan, D.D.

The Resurrection of the Dead :

I.

II.

Ill.

IV. V.

VI.

m. 391

1.

11.

1V.

161 35

101

275 15

191

22 INDEX OP AUTHORS

VOL. PAGE

Late Rev. Professor W. Milligan, D.D. (continued).

A Group of Parables :

I. .

II. . I. Hebrews vi. 4-6

II. " "

Professor Mommsen.

Christianity in the Roman Empire

Joseph John Murphy.

The Parables of Judgment

Rev. J. 0. F. Murray, M.A.

Evangelium Secundum Petrum

Professor Hort-Bibliography

Professor Eberhard Nestle, D.D.

" He Called " or " She Called " ? •

How does the Gospel of Mark Begin ?

Professor Th. N oldeke.

The Language and Metre of Ecclesiasticus

Yl. 114

186

vu. 367

443

Ylll. 1

lV. 52

vu. 50

238

lX. 123

x. 458

. ii. 350, 359

Right Rev. J. J. Stewart Perowne, D.D., Bishop of Worcester.

Notes on Genesis

Genesis and Science

Notes on Genesis .

Rev. E. Petavel, D.D.

The House of Gethsemane

. ii. 241, 321, 429

iii. 42

125

220

INDEX OF AUTHORS 23

VOL. P!.GB

Rev. W. W. Peyton.

The Hebrew Problem of the Period. Our Lord's

Second Temptation ii. 360, 4B9 The Human Splendours. Our Lord's Third

Temptation :

I. II ..

Rev. Alfred Plummer, D.D.

Recollections of Dr. Dollinger:

I. 1870. The Vatican Council

II. Roman Difficulties

Ill. English Topics

IV. Continental Topics

V. Biographical

The Advance of Christ in ~ocp{a

Rev. Professor C. Pritchard, D.D., F.R.S.

Genesis and Science

Rev. Principal Rainy, D.D.

I. Cardinal N ewman

II. " "

iv. 223

340

l. 212 270 422

11, 116

455 lV. 1

. iii. 48, 52

V.

Yl,

45o 34

Professor W. M. Ramsay, M.A., LL.D., D.C.L.

Saint Paul at Ephesus . 11. 1

Glycerius the Deacon. The Story of a Heresy

Saint Paul's First Journey to Asia Minor:

I. II.

Ill.

IV.

The late Professor Hort

About the Sixth Hour

iii. 321

v. 29

Vl. 161

281 373

vii. 72 216

2-t INDEX OF AUTHORS

VOL. PA.GB

ProfessorW. M. Ramsay, M.A., LL.D., D.C.L. (continued).

The Church and the Empire in the First Century:

I.

2. The Pastoral Epistles and Tacitus

3. The _First Epistle attributed to St. Peter .

I . .A reply to Mr. Chase

II. " " "

Epilogue

Rev. Hastings Rashdall, M.A.

Abelard's Doctrine of the Atonement

Rev. F. Rendall, M.A.

Vlll.

IX.

8 llO 282

43

137

288

vm. 37

The Pauline Collection for the Saints 321

The Galatians of St. Paul and the Date of the

Epistle ix. 254

Dr. A. Resch.

The .Authorship of the Last Verses of Mark . x. 226

Rev. Professor A. Roberts, D.D.

On the Proper Rendering of iKa8uT£v in St. John

xix. 13 . viii. 296

" Power on the Head " . x. 139

Rev. Professor J. Armitage Robinson, M.A.

The late Professor Hort

Rev. Professor Herbert E. Ryle, M.A.

The Study of the Old Testament, with Special

Reference to the Element of Compilation in

vu. 62

the Structure of the Books 1. 321

Rev. Professor W. Sanday, D.D.

In Memoriam Dr. Edwin Hatch

On the Title, " Son of Man " .

1.

iii.

93

18

INDEX OF AUTHORS 25

Rev. Professor W. Sanday, D.D. (continued).

A Survey of the Synoptic Question~

I. Recent Literature

II. and Ill. Points Proved or Probable

IV. and V. New Hypotheses .

VOL. PA.GB

m. 81

179, 302

345, 411

Professor Ramsay on the Geography of Asia Minor m. 2S2

The Present Position of the Johannean Question:

I. The Tendency of Recent Criticism

II. The External Evidence

Ill. Relation to the Synoptic Gospels

IV. The Author

V. The Author (continued) .

VI. Partition and Derivation Theories

The Roman Reckoning of the Day

Dr. Dods on the Gospel of St. John

iv. 321

401

v. 12

1(?1 281

372

IV. 397

Vl. 319

Professor Rams ay's "Church in the Roman Empire" vu. 40 l

Rev. P. Carnegie Simpson, M.A.

The Realist among the Disciples . . x. 429

Rev. Professor George Adam Smith, M.A., D.D.

The New Edition of Baedeker's Palestine iv. 467

The Historical Geography of the Holy Land:

I. Introductory v. 139

II. The Low Hills or Shephelah 189

Ill. The Central Range, and the Borders of Judrea 300

IV. Judrea 417

V. Samaria VI. 48

VI. The Strong Places of Samaria 175

VII. Esdraelon . 321

VIII. The Question of Sychar 464

Galilee vii. 161

The Lake of Galilee 321

Trachonitis and the Iturreans lX. 231

26 INDEX OF AUTHORS

VOL. PAGE

Rev. Prof. George Adam Smith, M.A., D.D. (continued).

Duhm's Isaiah, and the New Commentary to the

Old Testament

Recent German Literature on the Old .Testament:

1. Budde's Translation of Kuenen's Essays

2. Benzinger's "Hebraische Archiiologie"

Rev. Canon Richard Travers Smith, M.A.

The Old Testament and our Lord's Authority

Rev. Waiter C. Smith, D.D., LL.D.

The Washing of the Disciples' Feet

Rev. James Stalker, D.D.

The Present Desiderata of Theology

The Book of Lamentations

Julius Kostlin

The Difficult Words of Christ :

1. The Children at Play

2. Holy Violence

3. Things New and Old

Names for Sin

A Century of German Theology

Rev. Professor V. H. Stanton, D.D.

Some Points in the Synoptic Problem :

1. The Part Played by Oral Tradition m

determining the Form and Contents of

vi. 312

X. 150

153

n. 81

Vll. 300

1. 241 v. 65

Vl. 385

vn. 29

224 V Ill. 63

x. 214 313

the Synoptic Gospels vii. 81

2. The Supposed Relation of St. Matthew and

St. Luke to the "Logia" as a Common

Source 179

3. Some Secondary Features . 256

4. The Authorship and Composition of the

Third Gospel . 336

INDEX OF AUTHORS 27

VOL. PA.GB

Jane T. Stoddart.

Maurice Maeterlinck on Ruysbroeck ix. 61

Sir G. G. Stokes, F.R.S.

Genesis and Science . iii. 42,50

Rev. C. Taylor, D.D. Some Early Evidence for the Twelve Verses of St.

Mark xvi. 9-20

Rev. John Taylor, D.Lit., M.A. Canon Cheyne on King David and the Psalter

W ellhausen's "Minor Prophets" .

A Prophet's View of International Ethics

Rev. Robert A. Watson, M.A., D.D.

" They Cried the More "

'fhe Shepherd, God and Man

Rev. John Watson, M.A. The Premier Ideas of Jesus :

1. The Sovereignty of Character

2. Ageless Life

3. Sin an Act of Self-Will

4. The Culture of the Cross

5. Ji'aith the Sixth Sense

Love the Law of Spiritual Gravitation .

Devotion to a Person the Dynamic of Religion

Judgment according to Type

Optimism the Attitude of Faith .

Rev. Prebendary Whitefoord, M.A. The New Testament Mysteries

Rest in the Wilderness .

The Leading Scriptural Metaphor-the Way

Cope Whitehouse.

·where was the Land of Goshen

Vlll. 71

VI. 255 vn. 108 Vlll. 96

471

ix. 239

34 127 211

302 381

x. 46 126 275 357

lX, 204 355

x. 450

viii. 337

28 INDEX OF .AUTHORS

VOL. :PAGB

Professor A. S. Wilkins, LL.D.

The Western Text of the Greek Testament X, 386

" " " " 409

Rev. Arthur Wright, M.A.

On the Proper Names in St. Mark's Gospel IX. 173

Professor Th. Zahn.

The Authorship of the Last Verses of Mark x. 220

INDEX OF SUBJECTS

Abelard's Doctrine of the Atonement

Abortive Attempt to Arrest Jesus

About the Sixth Hour .

Abraham, The Dispersion and

True or False Children of

Accents, The Hebrew

Acts of the Apostles, The Christology of the "BJarlier

Chapters of the.

Advance of Christ in locp{a, The .

Agrapha : Sayings of our Lord not recorded in the

Gospels

Akhmim, The, Fragment and the Fourth Gospel.

Angels Unawares

Antediluvians and the Deluge

Apologetic Argument from the Names in Romans xvi.

Apostolic Liturgy quoted by St. Paul, Is the ? Appendix to Dr. Perowne's "Notes on Genesis." The

TOL.

viii.

1.

vii.

ix.

vi.

iv.

ix.

x.

lX.

vu.

Ill.

P.l.G'R

37

391

216

440

455

320

178

1

1, 97

320

71 362

75

401

Mosaic and Geologic History 104

Aramaic Gospel, The iii. 1, 109, 205, 275, 375, 452; iv. 208,

373, 435; vi. 81; vii. 386; viii. 176

Aramaic Gospel, The

Professor Marshall's .

vii. 454

viii. 388, 419

x. 372 Archreology and Criticism .

Aristion, the Author of the Last

Mark

Twelve Verses of

Vlll, 241 29

30 INDEX OF SUBJECTS

"Ascent of Man," Professor Drummond's

Asia Minor, Saint Paul's First Journey to

- Geography of .

At Midnight

VOL. PA.GB

x. 57

v. 29; vi. 161

281,373

iii. 232

v. 1

Atonement in the New Testament, The Doctrine of

the v. 2, 115, 183, 358, 432; vi. 27, 132, 297, 343, 419

Abelard's Doctrine of the . viii. 37

Authenticity and Genuineness of St. John's

Internal Evidence for the .

Authorship of the Last Verses of Mark, The

Gospel,

i. 1, 81, 176

x. 219

and Authority of the Mosaic Books, Physi

cal and Historical Probabilities respecting the . ix. 16

Baedeker's Palestine, The New Edition of .

Bezre in Acts i. 2, The Reading of Codex

iv. 467, 468

• IX. 314

Bible, On Some Fragments of a Pre-Hieronymian Latin

Version of the . . iv. 63, 129

Biblical Literature, Survey of Recent

Bibliography-Professor Hort

Blade of Grass, The

viii. 147; ix. 395; x. 78

232,461

vii. 238

" Both Lord and Christ"

Brief Notices

Budding Rod, The

Candidates for Discipleship .

Canon of the Old Testament, The

Centurion's Servant, The Nobleman's Son and the

Century of German Theology, A . Ceremonial .

Character, Grave Reverses a Decisive Test of

Chase, A Reply to Mr ..

iii. 264

X. 321

v. 157

viii. 362

IV. 286

v. 317

443

X. 313

20 iii. 195

. ix. 43, 137

INDEX OF SUBJECTS

Chey~e, Canon, on King David and the Psalter

Childhood, Divorce and

Christ in "J,ocp{a, The .Advance of

at the Pool of Bethe~da

Both Lord and "

VOL.

VI.

vu.

iv.

vu.

x.

31

PAGB

255

294

1

136

321

into Hades, The Descent of. A Correspondence

between Professor Franz Delitzsch and Professor

von Hofmann .

The Difficult Words of

The Miracles of :

I.

II. IlL

iii. 241, 361

. vn. 29

v.

On Some Objections to the Ethical Teaching of IX.

39

126

270

321 366 Testimony of Napoleon I. with regard to 1.

Christ's Kingdom, The Righteousness of

Use of the Term " The Son of Man "

. ix. 70, 161 vi. 427

Resurrection to our Justification, The Relation

of

Christian to Jewish Worship, On the Relation of

Christianity in t.he Roman Empire

Vlll. 465

11. 22

VIU. 1

Paul's Conception of vii. 1, 118, 197, 267, 353, 416;

viii. 21, 81, 192, 266, 348, 432; ix. 87,

189,265, 342,416; X. 32,112,199,300

Christology, The, of the Earlier Chapters of the .Acts

of the Apostles IV. 178

Chronology, The, of Ezra ii. and iv. 6-2:3 vii. 4:31

The, of Ezra iv. 6-23 viii. 5~

" Church in the Roman Empire," Professor Ramsay's . vu. 401

- The, and the Empire in the First Century viii. 8, 110, 282

Conscience, .A Study of; Herod the Tetrarch VI. 305

Constancy, The Secret and the Reward of

2 Corinthians x., Note on A.oytcrp.o{ in

Criticism, .Archreology and .

iii. 443

IV. 298

x. 372


VOL. PAGE

Dale's, Dr., Theology . 1v. 421

Date of the Epistle, The Galatians of St. Paul and the 1x. 254

Daughter of Jairus and the Woman with the Issue of

Blood, The . viii. 309

David and the Psalter, Canon Cheyne on King . vi. 255

Davidson, Professor A. B., on the Prophet Ezekiel 392

Day, The Roman Reckoning of the iv. 396, 397

Dead, The Resurrection of the i. 161; ii. 35, 101, 275; iv.15, 191

Delitzsch, The lat.e Professor I. 465

Deluge, Antediluvians and the IX. 362

Demetrius the Silversmith. An Ephesian Study 1. 401

Demoniacs of Gerasa, The . viii. 126

Descent of Christ into Hades, The. A Correspondence


von Hofmann iii. 241, 361

Desiderata of Theology, The Present . I. 241

Development in Thought and Utterance of the Prophet

Jeremiah. A Study

Devotion to a Person the Dynamic of Religion

Did St. Paul use a Semitic Gospel ? Difficult Words of Christ, The

Dillmann on the Text of Job

Disciples' Feet, The Washing of the

Discipleship, Candidates for

Disciples, The Realist among the .

Dispersion and Abraham, The

Divine Looking-glass, The .

Divorce and Childhood

iv. 241

X. 126

n. 69

vii. 29, 224; viii. 63

IV. 142

vii. 300

IV. 286

X. 429

IX, 440

IV. 448

vn. 294

Doctrine of the Atonement in the New Testament, The v. 2, 115,

183, 358,432; vi. 27,132,297,343,419

of the Logos, The; Its Genesis and Corrup-

tions vi. 65 of Scripture, Professor Lindsay's Article on

Professor W. Robertson Smith's x. 370

INDEX OF SUBJECTS 33

VOL. PA&:.

Dods, Dr., on the Gospel of St. John . vi. 319 Dollinger, Dr., Recollections of i. 212, 270, 422; ii. 116, 455 Driver's, Dr., Introduction to the Old Testament

Literature:

. I. II.

Ill.

Drummond's, Professor, " Ascent of Man" .

Duhm's Isaiah, and the New Commentary to the Old

Testament

Dynamic of Religion, Devotion to a Person the

Earlier Ideas of Isaiah, The .

Early Church, Interpretation of the Life of the

- Man and Eden .

T. 81 210 241

x. 57

vi. 312

x. 126

vii. 241 iv. 81 ix. 276

Ecclesiasticus, The Language and Metre of . . ii. 350, 359

A Reply

to Criticism .

Eden, Early Man and

. i. 295, 381 ix. 276

Elmslie, Professor

Ephesian Study, An. Demetrins the Silversmith

Ephesus. A Postscript

Saint Paul at

Epilogue

Epistle attributed to St. Peter, The First

Ethics, A Prophet's View of International

Evangelium Secundum Petrum .

Evidence for the Twelve Verses of St. Mark xvi. 9-20, Some Early .

Internal, for the Authenticity and Genuine

ness of St. John's Gospel:

ii. 161 I. 401 ii. 144

1 ix. 288 viii. 282

96 vii. 50

viii. 71

L L 1 II. 81

Ill. 176

3


Exaggerated Contrast, The Idiom of

Exegetic Studies on the Lord's Prayer

Exodus, The

Ezekiel, Professor A. B. Davidson on the Prophet

Ezra ii. and iv. 6-23, The Chronology of

- iv. 6-23, The Chronology of

Faith of God, The

- Optimism the Attitude of

- The Prayer of

" Fasting" in Holy Scripture

Feast of Tabernacles, Our Lord's First Appearance at the

Fellowship in the Light of God ,

Fides Divino. et Fides Humana

VOL. .A. GB

vi. 365 -vii. 38, 283

x. 161 vi. 392 vii. 431 viii. 50

i~. 79 x. 357 iii. 32 i. 339

49 viii. 374 v. 401

First Century, The Church and the Empire in the

Leper Healed, The viii. 8, 110, 282

vi. 443

Miracle, The ·

Miraculous Draught of Fish, The

Epistle of John, The Preface to the

Storm, The.

Fish-Curing, Note on Galilean

Five Senses, Lost or Lat.ent Powers of the, with Relation to 2 Kings vi. 8-17 and St. Luke xxiv. 13-35

Forefold Revelation of God, The .

Fourth Gospel, The

Gospel, The Akhmim Fragment and the.

Gospel, Dr. H. H. Wendt on the

Francis, St., M. Sabatier's Life of

Freedom, Of Spiritual Bondage and

Function of Trial, The

Future, Isaiah's Anticipations of the: Some Recent Theories

Punishment of Sin, New Testament Teaching

v. 347 VI, 18 vii. 97

377 viii. 239

lV. 108 255

Vl. 127 x. 320 lV, 161 IX. 222 111. 292 i. 260

x. 330

on . i. 22, 130, 201; ii. 60, 207, 287, 378, 419, 421


VOL. PAGa

Oalatia of the Acts, The : A Criticism of Professor

Ramsay's Theory viii. 401 - The: A Criticism of Professor

Ramsay's Reply 1x. 331 The Churches of: Notes on a Recent Contro-

versy o x. 1

Galatians, The, of St Paul and the Date of the Epistle . ix. 254

Galilee

- The Lake of

Galilean Fish-Curing, Note on

Genesis and Science

Notes on.

The Book of

vu. 161

321 viii. 239

iii. 42, 48, 50, 52 ii. 241, 321, 429 ; iii. 125

. ix. 109 Geography of the Holy Land, The Historical v. 139, 189, 300

417; vi. 48, 175, 321, 464 of Asia Minor, Professor Ra.msa.y on the iii. 232

Gerasa., The Demoniacs of . viii. 126

German Theology, A Century of .

Gethsema.ne, The House of .

Gideon.

Glycerius the Deacon. The Story of a Heresy

God not the Author of Evil, but of Good

- The Faith of.

Golden Calf at Dan ? Was there a.

x. 313 iii. 220 v. 50 iii. 321

o iv. 120

ix. 79 viii. 254

Goshen ? Where was the Land of 337

Gospel, The Aramaic iii. 1, 109, 205, 275, 375, 452; iv. 208, 373, 435; vi. 81 ; viii. 176

Gospels, Dr. Martineau and the .

Grass, The Blade of

m. 391

264

Grave Reverses a Decisive Test of Character 195 Greek Testament, In the Study of the : From my

Note-Book u. 297 Greek Testament, The Western Text of the .

Green well, Dora: A Memorial Sketch.

x. 386,409 vi. 144, 214


VOL. PA.GB

Group of Parables, A .vi. 114, 186

Habakkuk . iii. 427

Hades, The Descent of Christ into. A Correspondence


von Hofmann iii. 241, 361

llatch, Dr. Edwin: In. Memoriam i. 93

" Head, Power on the '' x. 139

Hebrew Accents, The . v1. 320

Problem of the Period, The. Our Lord's

Second Temptation

Hebrews, 'rhe Epistle to the

vi. 4-6 .

. ii. 360, 439

i. 148, 226, 351, 436; ii. 131, 194

vii. 367, 443; viii. 119

" He Called " or " She Called " ? lX. 123

Heresy, The Story of a. Glycerius the Deacon .

Herod the Tetrarch ; A Study of Conscience

iii.

vi.

321

305

Higher· Criticism and the Verdict of the Monuments, The ix. 401

Historical Geography of the Holy Land, The v. 139, 189, 300,

Holy Land, Historical Geography of

- Violence

Hort, The late Professor

- ·Professor-Bibliography

Hosea .

House of Gethsemane, The .

How does the Gospel of Mark Begin ? .

417; vi. 48, 175,321,464

v. 139, 189, 300, 417; vi. "48, 175, 321, 464

vu. 224

62

238

iii.

X.

63

220

458

Human Splendours, The. Our Lord's Third Tempta-

tion iv. 223, 340

Idiom of Exaggerated Contrast, .The vi. 365

Immortality, The Sadducees and . x. 401

Implicit Promise of Perfection, The IX. 319

Isaiah, The Earlier Ideas of vii. 241


VOL. P.l&JI

Isaiah's Anticipations of the Future : Some Recent

Theories x. 330 Conception of History : J ehovah Resting 1. 112

Israelites in Egypt, The Sojourn of the Vll1. .wJ

"It Became Him" iv. 34 Interpretation of the Life of the Early Church 81

James, St., and His Epistle. 1. 65 Jehovah Resting: Isaiah's Conception of History 112 Jeremiah, The Prophet. A Study of His Development

in Thought and Utterance iv. 241

Jesus, The Premier Ideas of. ix.34,127, 211,~02, 381

Abortive Attempt to Arrest

- The Memorabilia of .

- The Secret of J oash, Notes on the Reign of Job, Dillmann on the Text of Joel - The Parallel Passages il}, in their

the Question of Date

Bearing on

1. 391 vi. 398

x. 179

81 iv. 142 111. 161

Vlll. 208

Johannean Question, The Present Position of the iv. 321, 401; v. 12,161,281,372

John, The Preface to the First Epistle of vu. 97 Dr. Dods on the Gospel of St. vi. 319 St., xix. 13, On the Proper Rendering of £K&.8,uEV in viii. 296

St., xxi. 15-17, On vii. 312 John's Gospel, St., Internal Evidence for the Authen-

ticity and Genuineness of i. 1, 81, 176

Jonah . VI. l Joy Set Before Him, The x. 75 Judgment according to Type 275

The Parables of • iv. 52 Justification, The Relation of Christ's Resurrection to

our viii. ~5

3.8 INDEX OF SUBJEOTB

Klostermann on the Pentateuch

Kostlin, J ulius

Kuenen, Abraham

TOL. PAGK

v. 321

vi. 385

v. 75

Lamentations, The Book of . 65

Language and Metre of Ecclesiasticus, The . . ii. 350, 359

A Reply to

Criticism i. 295, 381

Leading Scriptural Metaphor, The-the Way x. 450 Leper Healed, The First Vl. 443

Life, The Waters of I. 122 Light, The Ministry of iii. 92

- of God, Fellowship in the viii. 374

- of the World, The 11. 216 Lindsay's, Professor, Article on Professor W. Robertson

Smith's Doctrine of Scripture X. 370

Literature, Survey of Recent Biblical viii. 147; ix. 395; x. 78,

232,461 on the New Testament, Survey of Recent ii. 150

English iii. 142, 317; iv. 145; v. 392;

vi. 229 ; vii. 143

Old Testament, Recent German:

1. Budde's Translation of Kuenen's Essays

2. Benzinger's "Hebraische Archaologie"

Liturgy quoted by St. Paul? Is the Apostolic

Logical Arrangement of Romans v. 15-17, The

Logos, The Doctrine of the ; Its Genesis and Corrup

tions

Looking-glass, The Divine

Lord's Authority, The Old Testament and our

- Prayer, Exegetic Studies on the.

Lost or Latent Powers of the Five Senses, with Rela-

X. 150

153

m. 401

I. 285

Vl. 65

IV. 448

n. 81

vii. 38

tion to 2 Kings vi. 8-17 and St. Luke xxiv. 13-35 iv. 108

INDEX Ol!' SUBJECTS 39

VOL. P.lGB

Love the Law of Spiritual Gravitation x . 46

• Maeterlinck, Maurice, on Ruysbroeck . ix. 61

Many Mansions and the Restitution of All Things,

The vi. 209

Mark, Aristion, the Author of the Last Twelve Verses

of . viii. 241

The Authorship of the Last Verses of

How does the Gospel of, Begin?

• x. 219

458

xvi. 9-20, Some Early Evidence for the Twelve

Verses of St. •

Mark's Gospel, On the Proper Names in St.

Marshall's, Professor, Aramaic Gospel .

Martineau, Dr., and the Gospels ..

Materials for the Study of Variation

Meaning of 1rpocr~A.vTos; in the Septnagint, On the

Memorabilia of Jesus, The Micaiah's Vision .

Midnight, At

Ministry of Light, The .

''Minor Prophets," Wellhausen's.

Miracle, The First

Miracles, Some Minor .

I.

II.

IlL

of Christ, The :

V Ill.

Monuments, The Higher Criticism and the Verdict of

the

Moral Character of Pseudonymons Books, On the :

I.

II .. Mosaic and Geologic History, The Appendix to Dr.

Perowne's "Notes on Genesis."

viii. 71 ix. 173

388,419

iii. 391

ix. 375

x. 264

vi. 398 i. 60

v. 1

iii. 92

vu. 108

v. 347

viii. 456

v. 39

126

270

lX. 401

iv. 91

262

iii. 104

INDEX OF SUBJECTS

Motives to Repentance, Three

Mysteries, The New Testament

Names for Sin

·.

Napoleon I. with regard to Christ, Testimony of.

New Reformation, The Old Testament and the

1Jew Testament Mysteries, The

Notes .

VOL. PAGB

vu. 232 ix. 204

x. 214 I. 366

ii. 401

ix. 204 451

Survey of Recent Literature on the u. 150 ; iii. 142, 317; iv. 145; v. 392; vi. 229; vii. 146.

Teaching on Future Punishment of Sin i. 22, 130,

201 ; ii. 60, 207, 287, 378, 419, 421

on the Second Coming of Christ ix. 430 ; x. 98, 190, 2871 343, 439

N ewman, Cardinal v. 456; vi. 34

Personal Reminiscences of : I.

II.

III.

Appendix: Cardinal Newman's Theses de Fide

Nobleman's Son and the Centurion's Servant, The

Note

ii. 223 304

336 349

v. 443 i. 387

ix. 451 Notes, New Testament.

- Old Testament

Notices, Brief iv. 397; v. 77

v. 157

Objections to the Ethical Teaching of Christ, On Some IX. 321 Old Testament, Professor W. Robertson Smith on the VI. 199

On Some Points in Professor Robertson Smith's Lecture on the . 155

Old Testament, The Canon of the v. 317 --' and our Lord's Authority, The ii. 81

Duhm's Isaiah, and the New Commen-tary to the Vl. 312


Old Testament, Dr. Driver's Introduction to the' Literature:

I. II.

III. .· Old Testament and the New Reformation, The

Notes .

TOL. PA.GA

v .. 81 210 241

401 ii. iv. 397; v. '1'1

X. 150,153 Recent German Literature on the • with Special Reference to the Element

of Compilation in the Structure of the Books, The

Study of the. 1. 321

Optimism the Attitude of Faith . X. 35'1

Our Lord's First Appearance at the Feast of Tabernacles 1. 49 Second Temptation . ii. 360, 439

Third Temptation . iv. 223, 340

Palestine, The New Edition of Baedeker's

Parable of the Unjust Steward, The

Parables, A Group of .

1V. 467 vii. 21

• vi. 114, 186 of Judgment, The . 1V. 52

Parallel Passages in "Joel" in their Bearing on the

Question of Date, The . viii. 208 Paralytic, The 226 Pastoral Epistles and Tacitus, The 110

Paul at Ephesus, Saint ii. 1

Paul's xapLr;, St. . v. 343

Paul at Thessalonica, The Gospel of ii. 256

Paul's Conception of Christianity vii. 1, 118, 197, 267, 353,416;

viii. 21, 81, 192,266,348,432; ix. 81, 189, 265, 342, 416; x.

32, 112, 199, 300. First Journey to Asia Minor, Saint:

I .. . v. 29


VOL. PA.G&

Paul's First Journey to Asia Minor, Saint:

II. vi. 161

III. c 281

IV. :373

Paul? Is the Apostolic Liturgy quoted by iii. 401

Pauline Collection for the Saints, The . viii. 321

Penalty of Privilege, The lX. 317

Pentateuch, Klostermann on the . v. 321

Perfection, The Implicit Promise of IX, 319

Peter, The First Epistle attributed to St. viii. 282

Peter's Wife's Mother . vi. 355

1 Peter iii.17 ], 142

Petrum Evangelium Secundum vu. 50

Philistines, U zziah and the . lV. 388

Philo's Text of the Septuagint, Upon 456

Physical and Historical Probabilities respecting the Author-

ship and Authority of the Mosaic Books, ix.16; 109,276,362,440

Pool of Bethesda, Christ at the vn. 136

Possession, Some Cases of vi. 27~

" Power on the Head " x. 139

iii. 32 Prayer of Faith, The .

Premier Ideas of Jesus, The

Principle of the Revised Version, The .

Privilege, The Penalty of

ix. :34,127,211,302,381

Vl. 401

ix. 317

Progress, The Sinner's.

Proper Names in St. Mark's Gospel, On the

Prophets and SacT"ifice, The .

Prophet's View of International Ethics, A

Proverbs, Some Thoughts on the Structure of the

Book of.

Pre-HieronymianLatin Version of the Bible, On Some

Fragments of a :

I.. li ..

iv. 42

ix. 173

241

Vlll. 96

i. 452

iv. 63

129

INDEX 01!' SUBJECTS 43

VOL. P.t.GK

Present Position of the Johannean Question, The iv. 321, 401; v.

12,161,281,372

Psalms, The Twenty-Sixth and Twenty-Eighth i. 37

Psalm, The Sixty-Third

The Sixty.Eighth

Psalms cxiii.-cxviii.

Psalm cxix. 122, Critical Note on.

Pseudonymous Books, On the Moral Character of :

I ..

II ..

Pure Word in the Fonl Plot, The.

11. 50

181

1. 189

111. 471

iv. 91 262

279

Question, A Survey of the Synoptic

Question of Sychar, The iii. 81, 179, 302, 345, 411

vi. 464

Ramsay's Reply, A Criticism of Professor: The Galatia

of the Acts .

Professor, " Church in the Roman Empire" .

Theory, A Criticism of Professor : The Galatia

of the Acts .

Ramsay, Professor, on the Geography of Asia Minor

Reading of Codex Bezoo in Acts i. 2, The

ix:. 331

vu. 401

viii; 401

iii. 232

ix. 314

Realist, The, among the Disciples x. 429

Recent Biblical Literature, Survey of viii. 147; ix. 149, 395; x. 78

232,461 - English Literature on the New Testament,

Survey of iii. 142, 317; iv. 145 ; v. 392; vi. 229; vii. 146

~ German Literature on the Old Testament :

1. Budde's Translation of Kuenen's Essays x. 150

2. Benzinger's "Hebriiische Archii.ologie " . 153

Literature on the New Testament, Survey of ii. 150

Recollections of Dr. Dollinger i. 212, 270, 422; ii. 116, 455

Reign of Joash, Notes on the x. 81

Reminiscences of Cardinal Newman, Personal:

I.. 11. 223


Reminiscences of Cardinal N ewman, Personal :

II. Ill.

Rendering of £Ka8tu€v in St. John xix. 13, On the

Proper . Repentance, Three Motives to

Rest in the Wilderness

Resurrection of the Dead, The :

I. II.

Ill.

IV.

V.

VOL.

u.

viii.

vii.

IX.

1.

ii.

IV.

PAGll

304

336

296

232

355

161 35

101

275

15 VI. 191

Resurrection, W eizsacker on the viii. 137

Restitution of All Things, The Many Mansions and the VI. 209

Revelation of God, The Fourfold IV. 255

Revised Version, The . vi. 241

- Version, The Principle of the 401

Righteousness of Christ's Kingdom, The ix. 70, 161, 321 ; x. 20

Rod, The Budding . viii. 362

Roman Empire, Christianity in the

- Reckoning of the Day, The

Romans xvi., Apologetic Argument from the Names in

- v. 15-17, The Logical Arrangement of

Ruysbroeck, Maurice Maeterlinck on

Ryle, Professor, on the Canon

Sabatier's Life of St. Francis, M . .

Sacrifice, The Prophets and

Sadducees and Immortality, The .

Saints, The Pauline Collection for the .

Samson

Samuel

1 iv. 396, 397

vii. 75

1. 285 IX. 61

VI. 79

IX. 220

241

X. 401

viii. 321

IV. 360

vi. 98


VOL. PAGK

Sayings of our Lord not recorded in the Gospels : Agrapha ix. 1, 97

Science and Genesis · .iii. 42, 48, 50, 52

Scripture, Professor W. Robertson .Smith's Doctrine of x. 241

- Holy," Fasting" in I. 339 Second Coming of Christ, New Testament Teaching on

the i:x;. 430; x. 98, 190, 287, 343,439

Secret of Jesus, The :x:. 179 - and the Reward of Constancy, The

Self-Witness of the Son of God, The Semitic Gospel? Did St. Paul use ·a Septuagint, On the meaning of 'll'pou~XVTo!; in the .

- Upon Philo's Text of the .

" She Called " or " He Called " ? . Shepherd, The, God and Man Sin

- Namesfor .

Sinner's Progress, The.

Sixth Hour, About the .

Smith's Lecture on the Old Testament, On some Points

in Professor W. Robertson . Smith, ·Professor W. Robertson, at Cambridge

- on the Old Testament, Professor W. Robertson. Smith's Doctrine of Scripture, Professor W. Robertson

Sojourn of the Israelites in Egypt, The

Some Cases of Possession - Minor Miracles

111. 443 ·54

ii. 69 x. 264 iv. 456 ix. 123

239 .viii. 161 X. 214

iv. 42 vii. 216

VI. 155 ix. 462 vi. 199 x. 241 viii. 446 vi. 272 Vlli. 456

Some Points in the Synoptic Problem

Son of God, The Self-Witness of the

vii. 81, 179; 256, 836

" Son of Man," On the Title.

- - The, Christ's Use of the Term

Spiritual Bondage and Freedom, Of

- Gravitation, Love the Law of

Storm, The First . .·

m. 54 18

VI. 427

m. 292

x. 46

vii. 377


VOL. P.lGII

Study of the Greek Testament, In the. From m:y

Note-Book n. 297 - of the Old Testament, The, with Special Refer-

ence to the Element of Compilation in the

Structure of the Books . i. 321

Sychar, The Question of vi. 464

Synoptic Problem, Some Points in the vii. 81, 179, 256, 336 - Question, A Survey of the. iii. 81, 179, 302, 345, 411

Tacitus, The Pastoral Epis~les and . viii. 110

Temptation, Our Lord's Second. The Hebrew Problem

of the Period . ii. 360, 439

- Our Lord's Third. 'l'he llumau Splendours :

I. iv. 223

II.

Theology, The Present Desiderata of

Thessalonica., The Gospel of Paul at

" They Cried the More " Things New and Old .

340 i.. 241

ii. 256

viii. 471

63 . Thoughts on Texts x. 71, 75

- on the Structure of the Book of Proverbs, Some i. 452

Trachonitis and the Iturmans . ix . 231

Trial, The Function of i. 260

True or ~'alse Children of Abraham VI. 455

Type, Judgment according to x. 271)

Unjust Steward, The Parable of the vii. 21

U zziah and the Philistines iv. 388

Variation, Materials for the Study of ix. 375 Version, The Revised vi. 241

Vision, Micaiah's I. 60

Washing of the Disciples' Feet., The vu. 300

Was there a Golden Calf at Dan ? viii. 254

INDEX OF SUBJECTS

Waters of Life, The

Way, The Leading Scriptural Metaphor-the

W eizsiicker on the Resurrection .

W ellhausen's " Minor Prophets"

VOL.

I,

x.

viii.

vii.

IV,

47

P.l&•

122

450

137

108

161 W endt, Dr. H. H., on the Fourth Gospel

Western Text of the Greek Testament, The

Where was the Land of Goshen .

. x. 386, 409

viii. 337

Wilderness, Rest in the ix. 355

Wisdom : Whence shall She be Gotten ? ii. 263

Woman with the Issue of Blood, The Daughter of

Jairus and the viii. 309 World, The Light of the ii. 216 Worship, On the Relation of Christian to Jewish . 22

Zechariah IV. 302

BREVIA VOL, P.l.&K

Arnold's N eronian Persecution I. 76

Book-jewels . iii. 468

1 Corinthians xv. 29 I. 236 Crucifixion, Day of .the v . 399

Dods, Dr., on St. John's Gospel . iv. 237; vi. 319

Galatians v. 8 vii. 47'1

Imago Christi ii. 394

Isaiah xix. 18 470

xl. to lxvi .. 150

lii. 15 400

lxv. 15 iv. 158 Job v. 21 0 iii. 400 1 Kings x. 22 469 Klostermann versus Kautzsch and Socin IV. 157 Psalm xlv. 7 i. 240

- cxix. 122 iii. 471 Psalms of Solomon 398 Reading of Codex Bezre in Acts i. 2, The IX. 314 Ryle on the Canon, Professor vi. 79 St. Philip's Calculation I. 79 Tatians Diatessarion iii. 470

INDEX OF SCRIPTURES

VOL. PAGE VOL. P..lGK

Genesis ii. 241 Genesis i.v. 10 . 11I. 398

i. 1 248 23 ix. 366

iii. 48, 104 v.29 367

2 ii. 251, 253, 400 vi. 2 x. 148

3 ii. 321 4 I. 30

4 322 18 .. VI. 135

5 323 vii. 2 11I. 52

6 I11. 53 11 11. 330

6-8 11. 327 21 432

9-13. 329 ix. 4 11I. 130

12. I. 174 16 i. 33

14-19 ii. 332 x. 25 IX. 442

20-23 429 xii. 12 . UI. 271»

24. V. 341 xiv. 18. iii. 385; v. 356,3HJ

24-31 11. 433 xv. 2 332

11. iii. 276 ; ix.19 14 111. 121

1-3 I11. 132 16 viii. 450

3 ii. 248 xvii. 1 IX. 279

7 . ii. 105, 108, 281 8. I. 33

25. 11I. 52 xviii. 27 11. 251

26. 125 xix. 20. UI. 280

27. 126 28. 11. 29@

28. 127 XX. 9 VI. 263

iii. 19 422 xxi. 7 v. 333

21 129 19 . iv. 113

22 125, 139 23. ii. 251 49 4

50 INDEX OF SCRIPT'CRES

VOL. PAGE VOL. PAGB

Genesis xxi. 25 111. 460 Exodus xx. 8, 11 iii. 135

27 . Vl. 135 11. 133 xxiii. 6, 11, 15 x. 323 18, 19 n. 188

XXV. 17. v. 363 xxi. 6 l. 30

20. Ill. 5 16. iii. 117 xxvi. 20 I. 301 xxii. 17 11. 78 xxxi. 47 lll. 5 xxiii. 16 l. 122

xxxiii. 17 . 219 xxiv. 7. v. 325

xxxvii. 26. 290 xxv.40. n. 437

xli. 18 viii. 345 xxviii. 36 . IV. 328

xliii. 14 lX. 279 xxix. 4. ii. 138

20 Ill. 462 17 78

xlvi .. viii. 447 38 v. 116

xlvii. 345 XXX. 19-21 ll. 138

31 iii. 118 xxxiv. 6 I. 42

xlix. v. 341; vi. 324 28. 341

13. v. 146 33 iii. 133

19. I. 309 XXXV. 31 n. 254

20,21 vii. 166 xl. l. 358

I. 20. . viii. 339 Leviticus i. 5 i. 230

Exodus i. 22 ix-. 409 6 n. 78

ii. 2 . n. 322 ii. 6 78

iv. 26 lll. 384 iv. 3, 5. l. 38

vi. 4 vi. 136 29 230

'ii. 9 11. 432 vi. 18-22 33

ix. 16 iii. 120 vii. 20 . n. 78

xii. 46 117 24-26. l. 33

xv. 1 291 Vlll •• 358

xix. 14-25 I!. 202 xi. 2. n. 433

16-18 186 xvi. 2 v. 364

18. 204 16. 1. 151

24. vii. 231 29-34 342

XX 4 11I. 137 xvii. 14 227

INDEX OF SCRIPTURES 51

VOL. PJ.GE VOL. PAG.

Leviticus xviii. v. 257 Deuteronomy xviii. I5 1. 84 xxiii. 27-32 i. 342 xix. 15 . iii. ~SI

33 I22 xxiii. 2. v. 256 42 iii. 219 xxiv. I-4 . vii. !:l94

Numbers xiv. 21 i. 463 XXV. I v. 361

XV. 37, 4I, 26 2 . iii. 217 11.

xvi. 30 . 249 xxviii. 49 406

38. I99 xxix. I8 .. ii. 20I

xvii. 8 . viii. 362 xxxi. 1-30 v. 100

xviii. 15, I6 7 I8 vii. 398 v.

xxiii. 11 iii. 382 xxxii. 1-43 1V. 275

I3 iv. 22 33 ii. 432

xxiv. 21 308 35 iii. 406 v.

xxviii. 3 116 xxxiii. 2-5. ii. 186

xxix. 7-12 342 xxxiv. 7 iii. 387 1.

XXX. I3 341 Joshua iii. 6 iii. 277 xxxii. 19 v. 339 v.l4. I33 xxxiii. 52 . ii. 437 ix. 6 vi. I35 xxxiv. 6 v. I46 x. IO v. I96

Deuteronomy iv. I2-I5 iii. I37 I2 vi. 325

v. 12 1:-15 x., xi. 1. 191

vi. 3. 463 xv. 33 v. 190 1.

4-9. ii. 26 xvi. 3, IO 200

vii. 8 6 6 vi. I8I

JV,

ix. 8 32I xvii. 11 vi. 50, I85

v.

x. IO 34I I4 53

1.

I2 25I xix. 35. v11. 327

1X.

xi. 24 iii. 208 xxiii. I6 vi. I36

xii. ll ix. 245 Judges v. 50

20 111. 2IO ii. I . vi. 76

xiv. 4-20 v. I06 v. 11. I85

XV. I7 1. 30 17 v. 146

xvi. I3. 122 I8 vii. 168

62 INDEX OF SCRIPTURES

VOL. PAGB VOL. PJ..GB

Judges vi. 11 vi. 53 1 Samuel xxv. 3 ii. 359 22 76 33 326

2 Samuel i .. v. 336 xiii.-xvi. IV. 360

19-27 236 xvi. 31. iii. 277

iv. 9 7 xviii. 30 I, 455

v. 11 30 viii. 261

viii. 103

xx.5 314 25 v. 197

v. vii. 16 I. 31

Ruth. 2. n. 52

v. 255 23

i. 16. iii. 11 v. 7

XV. 20 Ill. 216

I. and II. Samuel . 98 xviii. 10 290

VI. xix. 21 . 382

1 Samuel i. 9 . v . 333 xxii. . iii. 373; v. 235

12. 334 xxiii. 4. iii. 389

15. 334

ii. 26 IV. 1

iii. 8. iii. 455 l Kings iv. 31 . 1. 453

iv. v. 204; vi. 338 29-34. v. 244

vi. 3. iv. 392 v. 1. viii. 103

5, 11 ii. 437 viii. 27-30. I, 45

x. 13 iii. 133 12, 13 lli. 399

xi. 12 v. 334 ix. 15, 17 . v. 200

xiii. 8 ii. 334 x. 22 iii. 469

14. v. 303 28-30 viii. 264

xiv. 25. 335 29, 30 254

xv. 32 336 xiii. 1-32 v. 113

xvi. 14. vi. 260; viii. 128 4 lli. 207

1-13 v. 112 22 viii. 108

xvn. vi .. 156 xiv. 17. vi. 176

2 v. 205 xviii. 23, 33 ii. 78

2,19. vi. 325 xx.-xxii. vii. 174

xx. 21 v. 340 xxii. 19-23. i. 60; ii. 435

xxiii. 26 340 19 iii. 133


VOL. PA.GB VOL. P.l.GK

2 Kings iv. 7 111. 282 2 Chronicles xxiv. 22 iii. 395

v. '1 131 xxvi. iv. 388

10-12 iv. 112 8. v. 155

vi. 8-17 108 xxviii. 18 iv. 390; v. 196

vii. 2, 19 ii. 328 x. 32 viii. 98 Ezra v. 261 ' xi. 18 ii. 43'1 ii. vii. 431 xii. 17 v. 156 iii. 1-6 . i. 189 XIV. 25. I. 461; VI. 3 iv. 6-23 vii. 431; viii. 50 xvi. 7 iv. 394 7. 111. 3

10 ii. 437 11, 16 2, 3 xvii. 4 I. 113 18 ii. 436

lli. 9 vi. 14 251 xviii. 7. iv. 391 vii. 12,26 . iii. 2

26 iii. 2 xx.6 280 Nehemiah i. 10 v. '1 xxii. 8 x. 87 ii. 3 . I. ::l9

v. 95, 113 vii. vii. 431 xxiii. 34 IV. 393 viii. I. 123 xxiv. 20 vi. 263 ix. 6. lli. 113

xiii. 24 . 8 1 Chronicles v. 261

xiv. 16. 19'1 Esther v. 252,259 xv. 23 Ill, 392 ii. 2. iii. 388 xvi .. i. 459 iv.1. 290 xvii. 21. v. 7

xxix. 11 IX. 105 Job . iv. 142 ; v. 245

ii. 9. i. 41

2 Chronicles v. 261 v. 13 iii. 119

iv. 3 n. 437 21 400

vi. 19 I. 309 22 I. 353

xiii. 19 . v. 304 xxvi. 7. ii. 252

xxi. 16 . viii. 208 8 328

xxiv. 20 iii. 394 xxviii. 2'1 359

INDEX OF SCRIPTURES

VOL. PJ..GE VOL. PAGB

Job xxxi. 33 viii. 173 Psalms xxiv. 7-9 . i. 32 xxxiii. 4 ii. 253 xxv.5 43 xxxvii. 9. 111. 385 xxvi. 37

18 . ii. 327 6. 45 xxxviii. 7 435 9, lO 46

8-10. IX. 370 xxviii. . 37 8-11 . ii. 253, 330 2, 9 45

16. 330 8 38 19. 322,323 xxix. 3. ii. 327

xli. 4 i. 32 xxxiii. 6 ii. 253, 321 9 ii.249,32l; vi.75

xxxv.l3 ]. 342

Psalms ii. 9 iii. 118 xxxvi. 9 v. 289

v. 6. I. 46 xxxvii. 25, 28 Ill. 11 vi. 4, 5. 195 xl. lO I. 21

vii. v. 234 xli. . 1~8

VIIl •• iii. 132, 139 9 i. 21; v. 178 6 ii. 435,436 xlii. 1 ii. 52, 182

ix.l8 iii. 313 xliii. 3 . . i. 43; v. 289 x.10 120 xliv. 1 I. 458 xiii. 1 Il. 189 17-19 197

XV. i. 47 xlv. 17 . 240

xvi.1-4 v. 77 xlvi. 3 n. 330

8 1. 42 xlviii. i. 458 ; v. 419

10 . iii. 248; iv. 185 I. 13, 14 I. 47

11 120 . { i. 46; v. 240; vi. 261 ; xvii. 14

b. iii. 209 ix. 346

xviii. i.460; iv.373; v. 313 5 IV. 398

5 i. 309; v. 234 6. HI. 118

vi. 266 16 vi. 365

xix. 7 i. 198 lx. 3, 4. I I. 51

xxii. 1 . iii. 11 lxi. 2 52

xxiv. 2. 11. 329 lxii. 4 i. 301

3, 4. i. 46 11, 12 11. 55


VOL. PAGB VOL. PA.GB

!Psalms lxiii. ii. 50, 54 Psalms cvii. 35 iii. 457

lxiv. 4 Vl. 132 ex. ii. 99

lxviii. . i. 197; ii. 181 l-4 VI • 270

19 iii. 362 cxiii., cxviii. I. 189

lxix. 7 . 185 cxv. 16 iii. 127

lxxii. 9, 10 11. 431 17 250

lxxiii. I. 47 cxvi. 4 . I. 195

lxxiv. 1 i. 458; iv.398 cxvii. 42 6 ix. 360 I. Ill, 117

13 u. 432 cxix. 122 471 lxxvi. 7 335 130 i. 198

lxxvii. 5 i. 33 cxxvi. 2 Ill. 156

lxxviii. 2 i.ii. ll8 cxxx. 4 v. 122

5 I, 189 cxxxii. 8 u. 55

23 ll. 328 CXXXIll. vn. 164

60 55 8 IX. 319

lxxix. i. 459 cxxxv. 7 11. 328

lxxxvi. 9 11. 193 cxxxvii. I. 459

xci. 13 . 432 2 iii. 290

XCV. ll. 439 cxxxviii. v. 175

XCVI. .i. 459 cxxxix. 15 Ill. 368

xcviii. 460 18. IV, 57

c. u. 136 21,22 I' 191

cii. 25 248 cxli. ii. 182

civ. 35 . Ill. 131 cxliv. 1 18;)

6,30 ll. 253 cxlvi. 9 i.· 197

20, 25 432 cxlvii. 15 VI. 75

29. 433 cxlviii. 5 n. 249

31. 323 7 432

cv., cvi. I. 459

cvi. I, 47, 48 . 460

5 195 Proverbs i. 452 ; v. 244

9 11. 252 iii. 12 iii. ll8

cvii. 20 . VI. 75 19 VI. 76


VOL. PA..GB VOL. PA.G::&

Proverbs iii. 32 i. 315 Isaiah viii. 22 vii. 172 iv. 18 UI. 389 ix. 2. iii. 389 vi. ll vi. 208 6. 121 viii. 20. IX. 370 x. 23 121

28. ii. 330 28-32 v. 316 30. iii. 131 xi. 5, 9. iii. 131

:X:. 13 vi. 381 xii. 3 i. 125; 11. 51 xi. 4 . iii. 290; vi . 89 xiii .. I. 112 xiii. 8 . ,• v. 7 xiv. . 112 xvii. 13 iii. 384 24. X. 330

15 v. 361; vi. 344 xv., xvi. I. 112,461 xix. 8 I, 315 xvi. 9

xvii. 12, 13 v. 146 Ecclesiastes. v. 259 xviii. I. 112

i. 4 I. 31 4, 5, 7 116 iii. 20 11. 433 7, 8 ii. 292

22 iii. 456 XIX •• I. 112 viii. 1 I. 314 16-25 . V• 212

18 iii. 470 Song of Solomon v. 252 XX. I. 112

i. 7 iv. 325 xxii. v. 155 Isaiah vi. 312 ; vii. 241 17 iii. 216

i .. x. 330 xxiv. 2 iv. 446

9. iii. 209 16 ix. 8

15. i. 46 XXV. 8 iii. 117; iv. 193

ii. 2-4 461 xxvii. 1 ii. 432

13-15 ii. 335 xxviii. 1 vi. 178 iii. 16 vii. 252 11 iii. 406 V. 2. iii. 221 15. vi. 137

10. v. 152 16 . iii. 120

vi. 1-4 vii. 244 XXX. 6 v. 311

10 i. 20; v.178 xxxi. 3 . iii. 137 vii. 9 vi. 175 xxxii. 14 i. 31 viii. 2 iii. 396 xxxiii. 9 VI. 63

INDEX OF SORIP'PURES 57

V.OL. PA6B VOL. PAG::&

Isaiah xxxiii. 19 iii. 3 Isaiah lxv. 15 iv. 158 xxxiv. 8-10 11. 291 lxvi. 1 ii. 53

11 252 xxxv.10 60 Jeremiah iv. 241 ; viii. 368 xxxix. 6, '1 v. 229 ii. 31 v. 430

{ i. 331; 11I. 150, iii. vi. 48 xl.-lxvi.

153; v.217 iY. 23 ii. 252 xlii. 4 iii. 119 v. 15 Ill. 3

6 viii. 397 vii. 21-23 . IX. 251 xlv. 14. ii. 192 31 11. 208

18. 252 viii. '1 334 23. i. 137, 139, 464 X. 1-16. v. 220

I. 8, 9 viii. 468 2. 11. 334 lii.13 iii. 155; v. 290; vi. 43'1 11 11I. 3

15 iii. 400 13 11. 328 liii. Vl. 429 1tl 250

4. iii. 275; v. 116 23 I. 198 8. 11I. 121 xi. 3-5 VI. 136

lvi. l-8 156 xii. 1 I. 463 9 156 xviii. 22 309

24 11. 210 xi:~:. 4-7 11. 208 lviii. 11I. 156 9 251

3. I. 342 xxii. 19 111. 156 12 33 xxvi. 20 395

lix. 3 i. 46; iii. 157 xxxi. 26 290

Ixi. 1 11I. 313 31-34 i. 461

4 i. 33 31 v. 9; vi. 137

lxiii. 1-6 . 111 • 157 32 ill. 119

7 157 33 vi. 304

9-11 I. 30 35 ii. 335

13 n. 252 xxxii. 14 335

21 v. 184 xxxiii. 11 v. 236

lxiv. 4 . iii. 407 xxxvi. 6 i. 344

lxv .. 15~ xlviii.-xlix. 461


VOL. P!GB VOL. PAG.

Jeremiah xlix. 7-22 v. 223 Daniel iv. 10 iii. 390 1.-li. . . . . 221 31 . 289

21

Ezekiel vi. 392 i. 1 iii. 390 x. 14 viii. 258 xiii. 5 IX. 433 xvi. I. 461

17 ii. 437 31 iii. 290 46 VI. 48

:x.xiii. 48 11-20 ix. 11

xxiv. 16. iii. 210 xxviii. 17 viii. 105

xxix. 3 ii. 432 xxxvii. 2 iii. 207 xxxix. 9. iii. 284; x. 354 xliv. 27 . v. 122

xlvii, 1-12 . I. 125

8 vii. 161

Lamentatiol)S iv. 400; v. 65,257

iv. 8 . . iii. 211

Daniel . iv. 399; v. 262 i. 10 v. 254 ii. 4

5-8

19

44

iii. 19

28 33

iii. 2, 3

389

390

i. 31

viii. 398

iii. 280

i. 33

vii. 1-14 14r-27 .

viii. 14. i. 33 11. 324

xii. 1 IX. 435

2 i. 204; ii. 211

3 . . v. 361

Hosea iii. 63

ii. 15 IX, 360 20 I. 461

iv. 15 461

vi. 5, 6. . vi. '15, 365

7 viii. 173

vii. 1 I. 309

viii. 14. 461

X. 3. viii. 259

ll v. 341

xiii. 14. . iii. 120; iv. 197

xiv. 5 163

Joel iii. 161 ; viii. 208

i. 15. ix. 430

ii. 13 VI. 365

15 IV. 30

17 viii. 216

iii. 2 iii. 120

18 I. 125

Amos i. 4, 7, 10, 12 I. 461

6-8. IV. 395 9-12 vii. Ill


VOL. PA.GB VOL. PAGB

amos ii. 14. 111. 280 Habakkuk iii. 19 . v. 222

iii. 2 ix. 367 14 v. 113 Zephauiah i. 15 ii. 251

iv. 3 vii. 112 ii. 14 v. 341 v. 5. i. 461

18 . vii. 253 ; ix. 432 Haggai i. 3, 12, 14 viii . 56

26 . iii. 121 ; vii. 113 204 ll. 11.

vii. 10-17 viii. 96

ix. 1 vii. 113

11 1. 31 Zechariah iv. 302

12 iii. 120 ii. 11 iii. 156

vii. 5 1. 346

viii. 16-23 346

Obadiah 1-9 i. 461; v. 223 ix.-xi. viii. 264

10, 14. vii. 112 xi. 12 Ill. 221

xii. 10 i. 20; v. 178

H x . 102

Jonah. . v. 227, 257; vi. 1 xiii. 2 iii. 160

ii. 6. iii. 290 XlV •• v. 229

8 1. 125

9 464 Micah V. 228

i. 7 . vu. 115 Ma1achi iii. 1 . ii. 191; iii. 119 iii.lO 1. 46 5 iii. 160 iv. 1-3. 461

10 v. 228 Matthew i. 21· ix. 213

vii. 14 . 1. 31 25 128

ii. 6 . lU. 407

Nahum ii. 11 ii. 251 13 1. 27

1ll. 111. 111

7-9. 310

Habakknk . iii. 427 ; v. 270 10-12 11. 207

i. 2 1X. 79 12 iii. 372

5 iii. 120 iv. 1, 2. 190


VOL. PAGB VOL. PA&:I

Matthew iv. 5 . ii. 360 Matthewvii. 13, 14 i. 24,201,205

8 iv. 223, 340 16-20. IX. 40 ll IX. 8 19. ii. 207 12 iii. 190 21. ix. 39, 164 18 vi. 18 22. ix. 86 ; x. 190 23 u. 25 viii. 2 vi. 443

v.-vii vi. 401 5 v. 443 v. 1-12. iii. 3ll 6 ii. 289

7 417 14. vi. 355 ll 382 14-17 vii. 192 15 459 17. iii. 275 17 ix. 9, 70 23. vii. 377 22 ii. 208 25. I. 27 23 v. 438 27. v. 354 25. ii. 2ll; v. 433 ix. I viii. 226 28. IX. 192 2 iii. 215; viii. 392 31,32 . ii. 70 ; vii. 296 9 x. 129 37 vii. 806 ll IV. 222 42 iii. 287 13 vi. 365 43,44 IX. 166 14 .i. 348; x. 29 45. u. 94 14, 15 . I. 347 48. iii. 212 ; vii. 393 15 viii. 267

vi. l, vi. 88 17 I. 27

2. IX. 76 18 309

5. u. 25 27 458

9. vii. 38, 283 30 ix. 302

12 iii. 124, 281, 454 32-34 . vi. 272

13 IX. 1 35 ll. 25

14 iii. 417 x. 8. 297

16 vi. 92 10 76

16-18 I. 348 18 x. 136

20 iv. 376 23 190

vii. 12 . iii. 417; ix. 168 28{

ii. 61, 208; iii.

13 . ii. 61, 386 283; viii. 189


VOL. P.A.GB VOL. PA.GK

Matthew x. 38 . iii. 276 Matthew xvi. 18 Vl. 90 39 ix. 307 . { v. 8, 117, 369.; 40 iii. 286 ; x. 51

21. . vi. 354 42 I. 27 24. UI. 276

xi. 10 iii. 119 25, 26 IX. 127

12 vu. 224 27. x. 191

16-19 . 29 28. iii. 22

20, 24 . ii. 383 xvii. 1, 2 384

25 . iii. 288; v. 412 9 . 389

25-27 . v. 26 ; viii. 276 11 ii. 381

xii. 10 . UI, 206 12 v. 6

14 . 465 21 I. 349

15-21. vii. 187 24-27 x. 21

18 . UI. 29 xviii. 6. iii. 289

32. ii. 212 ; iii. 26 7. ix. 104

35. viii. 66 8. . i. 34 ; ii. 208

40. Ill. 26 20 ix. 12

43. IX. 357 34 ii. 289

xiii. 1 UI. 286 xix. 3 VI. 307

4-. 207 3-9 ix. 165

6 iii. 454 ; vii. 390 3-15. vii. 294

15. 11. 172 4 Ill. 127

23. UI. 287 5 IX. 278

30,40 ii. 207 ; x. 191 17 iv. 382; VI. 88

42. lL 209 28,29 IX 39, 326

52. VIU. 63 xx. 2 1. 80

54. 11. 25 21 v. 6

xiv. 15, vi. 129 f'" 369; v. 7,, 125, 36. viii.446 28 221, 326; Vl. 32;

xv.4 111. 117 viii. 37

24 1. 29 31 viii. 471

xvi. 13. 111. 22 xxi. 1 IX. 187

13-28. v. 4 17 . lll. 225

17. i. 18, 19 xxii.32 IX. 32


VOL. PAGB VOL. PAGB

Matthew xxii. 36 . x. 47 Mark.i. 12, 13 ·Ill. 190 40 ix. 162 15 v. 455

xxiii. 2 . x. 21 16 vi. 18 8. 130 21 ii. 25 35 iii. 391 23-27 vi. 272

xxiv. 3. X. 99 29 355 8. n. 75 34 Ill. 460 19 ::S96 40 . ' Vl • 443 27 iii. 388 ii. 1. viii. 226 45-xxv. 46. iv. 52 3. iii. 215

xxv. 8 11. 210 { iii. 218 ; vii. 397; 31. x. 344 4.

· viii. 392 31-46 ix. 349

6. iii. 285 35, 36 iii. 355

10 IV. 176 40. . i. 34 ; x. 138

18 x. 29 41. i. 34; ii. 208, 212 18-20 I. 347 46 . i. 34; ii. 213, 382 27 vi. 440; x. 24

xxvi. 8. I. 27 iii. 6 I. 27

20 HI. 256 17 11I. 11

24 ii. 67, 387; ix. 335 26 36

27, 28. v. 8 29 iii. 282; i. 34

36 111. 220 iv. 4 111. 207

39 ii. 98 j X 134 19 vn. 391

52 I. 27 26 X. 117

57-75 111. 224 35 vn. 377

xxvii. 3-10 222 v. 16 Ill. 213

x. 249 22 viii. 309

51-5:J 111. 258 23, 35, 39-42. n. 297

xxviii. 6 viii. 141 26 111. 456

20 i. 348; ix. 137 29 457 33 IV. 222

:Mark. vn. 256 41 381

i. 1 . Ill • 19 vi. 7 ii. 77

1-3 192 20 Vl. 306


VOL. PAGB VOL. PAGB

Mark vi. 31 IX. 358 Mark xiii. 21 n. 214

32 vn. 323 28 x. 195

vii. 4 i. 46 50, 51 111. 222 11 x. 51 xiv. 21 . ii. 67, 214, 382 31 iii. 23 24 v. 186 34 11 32 Ill. 220

viii. 27 . v. 4,413 50, 51 222 34. iii. 276; x. 131 XV. 99 vn. 58

ix. 1 iii. X. 191 xvi. 8 . IX. 173 9 iii. 389 7 . iii. 362 17 462

9_20

J vii. 75; viii. 71, 18 210, 454 l 241 20 211

24 IX. 389

29 i. 349; ix. 1. 106 Lukei. 2 vi. 67

41 x. 131 13 1. 19

42 iii. 289 33 ii. 420; i. 36, 209

43 ii. 207, 208 ii. 52 IV. 1

43-48 209 iii. 1 . ix. 51, 143, 231

48 211 7-9. lll. 310

x. 17, 18 iv. 382 9-17 ll. 207

18 VI. 88 16 IX. 7

29 vi. 91; x. 131 21 451

43-45 111. 25 23 111. 286

45 . v. 125; viii. 37 iv.l, 2 190

49 Ill, 454 1-13 ii. 303, 439

xi. 1 IX. 187 9-13 vii. 188

22 79 15 ll. 25

xii. 10, 11 1. 191 16-21 25

18 x. 401 25 vu. 178

29. IX. 162 38 Vl. 355

30, 34 x. 48 41 111. 460

X11l. 2 n. 142 v. 2-ll VI. 18

8. 75 8 x. 133


VOL. PA.GB VOL. PAGB

Luke v. 12 . vi. 443 Luke ix. 28, 29 iii. 384

17 . viii. 226 36 . 389

19 . iii. 218 38. 462

21 . 285 . { iii. 210; iv. 210;

33. i. 348 j X. 29 39

viii. 189

33-35. I. 347 42 iii. 211; iv. 211

vi. 4 IX.. 9 51 . iii. 307; vi. 51

5 4 54. vii. 167

16 187 55 . I. 190

20 iii. 307 57-62. IV. 286

30 287 X. 7. ii. 71,76

31 422 12 x. 190

36 212 16 iii. 286

47,48 X. 129 17 11. 297

vii. 1 v. 443 21 iii. 288; v. 26

11-15. ii. 297 50 IX. 186

19-23. 298 xi. 4. iii. 124, 281, 454

37 vii. 333 9. iii. 305

viii. 5 iii. 207 30 iii. 26; v. 226

6 iii. 454 ; vii. 390 51 i. 27 ; iii. 397

14. iii. 208 :x::ii. 5 . ii. 208; 283

15. 287 10 26

16. 459 35-48. iv. 52

22. vii. 377 38. Vl. 336

36. iii. 213, 216 48. IV. 62

41. viii. 309 xiii. 1-9 vii. 232

43. iii. 456 10-17. vi. 272

47 . IV. 222 19 11. 421

54. 381 21. 380

ix. 18-27 v. 4 33 i. 27; iii. 133 ; v. 15

23 iii. 276 xiv. 8 ix. 306

24 278 27 . iii. 276

25 vii. 333 XV. 4-9. I. 27

27 iii. 22 ; x. 1n XVI. vi. 114


VOL. P.A. GB VOL. PA.Gll:

Luke xvi. I-I2 . vu. 2I Luke xxiii. 43 iii. 254; X. 447

9 i. 34 ; ix. 165 44 vii. 2I6

I2 vu. 28 xxiv. 13-25-2 iv.l08, 114

18 ii. 70 I8 iii. 230

23 239 2I v. 185

xvi., xvii. Vl. I86 26 IX. 3I3

2. iii. 289 35 vi. 253

22 . x. I93 42 iv. 118

24. 11I. 388 44 I. 452

3I vi. I95 33 iii. 278

xvn. . vi. ll4 John i. I

xviii. I2 i. 348 i. I ll. 248

I-8. 11I. 306 3 VI. 75

9 IV. 446 5 ii. 322

I4 viii. 85 9 63

I8, 19 iv. 382 I3. iii. I83, 360; iv. 412

I9 VI. 88 20-22. v. 294

35 . I92 2I, 25 i. 84,. 85

40 iii. 454 29. v. 116, I89 ; vi. 29

xix. 3 iv. 3 35, 37, 4o i. 185

10. i. 20I ; iii. 25 38. IV. 325

4I-44 ii. 440 40. 111. 230

XX. 34, 35. I. 3I 41,46,49 I. 83

35 x. 108 42 . i. 18, I9 ; iii: ll

XX!. n. 7l ii. I3 v. 116

19 . v. 186 I9,20 I. 90

34-36 ii. 74 iii. 3 iii. 183

37,38 11I. 225 11 ii. 436

xxii. I9, 20 ii. 70, 77 14 63

27. iii. 25 I4-I7 V. ll7

29. I. 355 16 i. 205 ; ii. 60

47. iii. 227 I6 . v.409

xxiii. 34 IX. 106 I8 IX. 383

5


VOL. P.A.GB

. { i. 203; ii. 62,

John iii. 36 . . 424; x. 108

IV. •

3 14 23

24

vi. 464 vii. 94

ii. 107 x. 288 ii. 44

25, 29, 42. 34

I.

ix.

8B

163

44 46

v.1 .

6. 16

17 19

21-28

22

24,25

25

iii. 186

v. 443 vii. 136 ix. 215 11. 439

. ii. 326 ; iii. 134

ix. 213

IV. 165

vi. 75

i. 203 ; x. 287

ii. 62 ; x. 295

{i. 131, 132,205;

28,29 .. 62 11.

30-47 . v. 403 31 . iii. 56

39,40 39,45

VI. .

3

4

5-7.

. I. 16

83

{ iii. 417; vi. 36,

77; ix. 132 302

v. 118

i. 79

14 . 84,85

15 . . v. 25, 186 15, 28, 30. . I. 88

John vi. 17 .

18 . 26 . 38-62 .

VOL. PAGB'

VI. 25()

vii. 295-iv. 164.

iii. 369

39 .

44.

47-54

ii. 61; vi. 304.

50

53

59

7l vii. 11-15.

11-29 13 . .

19 .. 26,40-43. 30-33 ..

30-36,40-52

ii. 66

I. 203 ii. 61

IX. 41

11. 25-

I. 18

v. 294.

i. 49

ii. 61

I. 1& 83 17

391

37-39 . i. 122 ; iv. 167

37 . . . . ii. 50

39 ii. 61, 279; vi. 36S 40 i. 84,85

40-52 . . V. 295

53-viii. 11 IV. 325-

viii. 2 viii. 302

12 11. 216 12-20. 111. 54

30. I. 83

31-36. iii. 292

32 . iii. 183 ; ix. 221

37-42. VI. 455

48. 56.

ix. 19-24

X. 362 v. 2S

295

INDEX OF SCRIPTURES ~i

VOL. P..&.GB VOL. l'A&B

John ix. 30-34. ii. 449 John xiii. 1-17. vii. 300 32 I. 31 2 i. 18

x. 7. x. 129 14. X. 133 10 ii. 61 18. i. 21

.11 x. 134 26. 18 11-15 VI, 423 34. X. 50 15 v. 119 xiv. . V. 290 17 x. 52 2 vi. 209 22 i. 200 6 X. 129 24 i. 83; v. 25 11. ix. 390

28 ii. 61 22. i. 18

30 99 23. x. 52 xi. 1 }, 182 XV. 5 i:r:. 42

14, 15 ii. 297 7 I. 41 16 X. 135 12 x. 48 25 ix. 135 13 134 26 ii. 61 27 0 ii. 0 111 39, 43, 44 0 297 xvi. 6 IX. 136 47 v. 119 7 I. 348 49 i. 87 8-11 vi. 319 49-51 88 12. X. 121 50 ii. 61 xvii. ix. 99 51, 52 VI. 299 4 vi. 75 54-57 v. 296 5 I. 144 55 387 12. iv. 167

xii. 4 1. 18 ;niii. 13 . i. 88 6 iii. 221 15. iv. 330 10 87 18. iii. 226 13 VI. 130 1-26 221 22 v. 120 :r:ix.13 viii. 221, 296; ix.l23 24 I. 165 14. v. 19 32 ii.62,65; :r:.ll7, 134 23. IX, 458 40 i. 20 ; ii. 372 34,35 iii. 244

xiii. 1 v. 183; vi. 129 35 0 iv. 331


VOL. JtA.GB VOL. PA.Glt

John xix. 36 ii. 79 ; iii. 117 Acts iii. 19-21 . vi. 211 ; x. 198 37 i. 20; v. 178 21 i. 31 ; ii. 381

xx. 22 11. 111 22 1. 85 22,23. i. 11 25,26 . 11. 381

31 1V, 177; v. 49 iv. l 1. 86 xxi. 2 1. 184 6 1V. 329

7 iii. 228 21 11. 213

15-17 i. 18; vii. 312 v. 17 i. 86 18. vii. 188 34 vi. 33 18, 19 iv. 5 vi.13 iii. 382 22. x. 392 14 x. 395

xxii. 47 iii. 227 vii. 7 111. 121

16 .x:. 249

26 11. 64

37 85

Acts vi. 162 43 111. 121

i. 2 ix. 314 56 31

8 x. 9 viii. 16 . x. 249 ll. iii. 422 18. 1X• 83

18. 221 33. 11I. 121

19. 10 ix. 31 IV. 89

22. viii. 141 x. 30 I. 350

n. ii. Ill xi. 25 VI. 197

9. vu. 404 xii. 12 iii. 223

18 iii. 120 21 viii. 301

22 iv. 180 f ii. 33; v. 30; Vl. xiii.

23 V. 183 163,373

24 iii. 243-248 .l VI. 306

28 120 3 1. 349

46 11. 28 9 11I. 225

47 V1. 250 14 vi. 167; x. 1

iii. 13 111. 29 14,16,27 . n. 25

14 1V. 185 38,39 ii. 25 7 j vii. 17

17 lX. 107 41 iii. 120


VOL. PAGR VOL. PA.GB

Acts xiv. ri. 20; v. 30-vi. Acts xx. 28 . v. 184 294, 373 30 vi. 194

1 vi. 282 32 67 23 l. 349 35 iii. 352, 421 ; ix. 101 24 x. 1 xxi. 27, 29 ii. 149

XV. 17 iii. 120 xxii. 5 . 212 18 l. 32 8 . lV. 182 21 ii. 25,29 xxiii. 26 l. 67

. { vii. 404 ; viii. 325 ; xxiv. 17 viii. 331 XVI, 6

ix. 45, 294, 332 ; x. 6 xxv. 13. x. 17 10 ill. 230 xxvi. 11 ii. 212 10-17 vu. 343 14 iv. 197; vii. 126 23 x. 17 23 iii. 373

xvii. 3 ii. 110, 256 xxvii. 9 l, 350 10, 11 29 xxviii. 79 22,31 ii. 259; x. 110 7 iii. 221 27. vn. 101

29. viii. 271

30,31 vu. 14

xviii. 5. 9 Romans n. 69 23 11. 148 i.-iv. viii. 349 25 ix. 184 i. 1 . Vl. 124

XlX,. .i. 404, 416; ii. 144 3,4 viii. 468

1-7 ix. 84 5-13. i. 79

11 n. 148 13 ii. 149

21 149 16 i. 286

24 1 16-25 ii. 257

24,25 l. 414 17 { vii. 353, 416;

xx.4 ix. 259 viii. 81, 195

16 viii. 323 ii. 4 vi. 422 ; ii. 64, 65

19 n. 148 4, 5 l. 141 20-29 . lll. 422 5. i. 23, 209 j X. 107 20-59 . n. 28 7 . i. 203 ; ii. 424 25 i.x. 3 16 n. 260

70 INDEX OF SCRIPTURJiJ$,

VOL. P.A. GB ,,fOL· PA.GB

Romans ii. 21-23 . vii. -4;20 Romans vi. 3, 4 .I )··~~• 275 26,27 ii. 384 3-6. '. ··~.·:,.· .. :~?~·, 28

iii. 2 iii. 13 4-6. .•. X;. '{;114 :··r·

10-18 vii. 421 7 . . . viii. 4'68

20 iv. 22; -rill. 22 14 . iv. 427; x. 121

21 ix. 342 21 i. 36 23-26 ii. 257 21-23 205, 207, 2ll 24 vi. 135 22,23 . 203 24-26 • V. 112, 358, 432 vii. 3, 4 79

25 viii. 193 4 vi.139, 347 25,26 vi. 347 10 . i. 135, 137 27 viii. 83 25 viii. 33

iv. vii. 423 . { viii. 33 ; ix. 265 ; 6, 7 viii. 83

viii. 3 . . x. 86,41

17 i. 131 10 ii. 41; viii. 433 24 v. 432 . t· 110, 280; 25 viii. 467

11 lX. 90; X. 105

28-30 i. 291 12, 13 ix. 189 v. 1-11. . ii. 135, 141, 25 7 13 i. 203-205

5 ix. 93 14 196 8 vi. 346 15 viii. 266, 276 9 i. 23 16 iv. 17 9,10 201 19-22 ix. 80 10 vi. 30 21 i. 202 12 ix. 199 22 x. 39 12-14 vi. 419 23 v. 361 12-18 . i. 134 ; ii. 63 24,25 ii. 113 12:..21 i. 285 ; viii. 23, 25 26 viii. 281 15 i. 291 ; viii. 24 29 90 15-17 i. 285 31 277 17 203 33 ix. 265 18 134, 135, 137 34 viii. 468 19 viii. 86 ix. 6-9 . ix. 418 vi.-viii .. 349 17 iii. 120


VOL. PA.GB TOL. I'A.QB

Romans ix. 21 . ii. 39 1 Corinthians i. 9 iv. 426 22 i. 23 17 . vi. 367 28 iii. 121 17-18. 29

x.3 iv. 186 18 . i. 201 7 iii. 245, 369 20 . 31

xi. 2 ix. 422 ii. 6-8 31 ll 424 7 32 13 1. 79 9. iii. 350, 403 16-21 vii. 359 11 %.. 248 26 i. 141 14 ii. 43

:xii. 1 ii. 42-299 iii. 1. 1. 198 9-21 IX. 103 13 ii. 66 19 111. 406 17 i. 202

19 453 19. iii. 119 xiii. 1-7 ii. 71, 261 iv. 6 406

8 ix. 72 v. 2 ix. 15 11. x. 101 3-5 ii. 385

xiv. 11 . i. 137 5 1. 24

14-21 ii. 7l 7 . vi. 29 ; ix. 355 17. x. 201 15 vi. 132

xv.ll iii. 117 vi. 9 x. 200

16 1. 79 ll 1X. 91

21 vii. 365 13 11. 42

27 viii. 332 17 49

XV1 •• vii. 75 19 42

7 iii. 367 20 vi. 29

25 i. 33; vii. 1 vii. 1 253

26 1. 34 5 i. 350

10 ii. 70

12,25 71

l Corinthians ii. 69; vii. 267 14 IX. 13

i. 2 x. 204 23 viii. 273

4-6 ii. 103 31 ii. 261

7 x. 104,440 viii. 6 . ii.6u; x. 4o


VOL. PA..GB VOL. PAGB

1 Corinthians ix. 1-6 vu. 269 1 Corinthians xv. 22 . I. 130.

25 I. 202 23 x. 346

27 IX. 196 25 324

x. 9 11. 373 27 vi. 251; x. 40

12 ix. 105 28 . i. 139 ; x. 45.

16 vi. 29 29 I. 238

32. x. 203 33 202'

Xl. u. 70 36 131

3 285 35-41 161

7 . iii. 139, 140 40,48,49 13&

10 x. 139 .42-44 u. 35

18, 19 . iii. 14; ix. 9 32 148 23 v. 434 45. x. 39 24 ii. 77, 78 45,46 ii. 101 25. . v. 8; vi. 138 46 Vlll. 35.

xii .• lX. 82 47-49 ii. 275 8-11. 11. 103 47 v. 2S 9,10. v. 138 50 x. 200 10 iii. 362 50-52 IV. 15-12-26 ii. 41 51 x,:. 106, 303

xiii. 2 vii. 7 ; x. 124 52 X. 345. 4-7. IX. 88 53-58 IV. 191

xiv. 2 83 54 111. 117 20 i. 268 55 120 21 iii. 406 xvi. 1-8 viii. 323; ix. 259-26 ii. 273; ix. 87 9. u. 148

xv. viii.137 17 x. 99> 3 iii. 402 3-4 vu. 16 { ll. 69; vi. 29;.

2 Corinthians 8. 122 vii. 27S 10 vii. 274 i. 1 X. 204 14 vi. 252 12. 111. 93 17 viii. 467 23. IX. 170 18 i. 29 ii. 5-8 ii. 38&


VOL. PA.GB

2 { iii. 93;

Corinthians ii. 14 . x. 274

ii. 17

iii. 12

17, 18 .

17 . .

ii. 300 ; iii. 94

X. 211

ii. 111

viii. 277

18 ii. 49, 285 ; iii. 93

18ix.91,209;x.210,271

iv. 1-6 . . iii. 92 107

3 I. 201

4 ii. 285; x. 42

6 11. 321

7 vii. 277

14 x. 107 l7 i. 34

18 . i. 34, 208

V. 1. i. 34, 138; x. 303 I

1-3 I. 169

2-4 IV. 192

9 11. 59

10 { i. 209; iii. 274; iv.

61, 166

15 f i. 134 : vi. 30, 347;

viii. 468

16 IX. 92

18-20 v. 435

vi. 5 I. 350

14 11. 323

vii. 2 I. 202

10 . VI, 309

viii .. v. 343

9 .ii. 278; v. 28

10. viii. 323

18. viii. 334

VOL. P.A.GB

2 Corinthians viii. 24 v. 365

x. 2 . IV. 298

5 11I. 367

10 x. 99

xi. 7 298

15 i.20,35; ii.66,67,382 25 11. 324

xii. 2 . . . . v. 115

Galatians ii. 69; vii.197; ix. 254

i. 4 VL 27

13, 14 v11. 119

15, 16 . ii. 102; vi. 374

16 viii. 138

ii. 4. v11. 9

6 204

14 11. 64

14-21 vii. 10

15 I. 201

16 vii. 417

} ii. 102; v. 434; vi. 20

. 424 ; viii. 204, 435

iii. 1 . v11 . 1~9

6-9 208

13 { v. 441 ; vi. 29; ~i~~

26 viii. 279

28 ix. 10

29 X. 37

iv. 1-13 IX. 262

4 v. 28; viii. 266; x. 3&

4, 5. vu. 212

6 429; viii. 275

7 vi. 253 ; viii. 268, 280


VOL. PAGB VOL. P.A.G&

Galatians iv. 9 ix. 342 Ephesians iii. ll. I. 32

13 vi. 379; viii. 416 15 ix. lOO 14 ii. 373; x. 2 iv. 8-IO iii. 242, 361

15 vi. 381 13-15 I. 198

22-31 ii. 96 16 n. 41

v. 2-6 viii. 360 22 i. 202 ; iii. 138

8. vn. 471 26 ix. lOO 14 ix. 343 v. 2. I. 230

16, 17 189 6 . 23

19 193 14 iii. 351

21 x. 200 19 ii. 27 ; iii. 402

22 . ix. 88; x. 125, 120 25 VI. 423

23 X. ll5 27 ll. 302

vi. I ix. 95 vi. 12 i. 138

3 89

8 i. 202, 203 Philippians i. 7 v. 343

ll-17 vii. 215 21 ii. 102

ll-18 i. 437 23 x. 302,447

12 VI. 27 28 v. 365

15 x. 112 ii. 6 . iii. 368

17 vii. 201, 278; ix. 264 7. 11. 278

7, 8 x. 36

Ephesians i. 3, 20 J. 138 8. VI. 30

9, 10 . i. 140; vi. 421 8,9 i. 144

15. v. 363 9, 10. i. 138, 139

21. 31 10, 11 vi. 420

ii. 1 . I • 205 12 . x. 99, ll9

5. . i. 201, 203 ; x. 297 16 I. 203

6 . i. 138 ; x. 340 iii. 9 . iv. 186; viii. 81

13 vi. 31 12 iii. 415

16 v. 436 19 { i. 24, 35, 138, 210; 17 Ill. 373 ii. 66, 295, 382

iii. 9 I. 32 21 viii. 145; x. 105

10 i. 138, 153 ; vi. 77 iv. 16 333


VOL. PAGB VOL. J»J.G•

Philippians iv. 18 vi. 194 1 Thessalonians iv. 14 v. 137 15 x.l05-449

Colossians i. 15 39 16 x. 99

x. 16 iv. 428; vi. 252

17 iv. 33

. { i. 140; vi. v. 1-8 ii. 73

19,20 31,420

1 X. no

20 436 2 ii. 260; x. lOO

v.

26 i 32 3 i. 24, 29, 132

ii. 13 i. 205 : v. 441 4 ill. 415

15 iii. 246, 362 8-10. ii. 257

18 iv. 400 13 ix. 196

20 VI. 28 21 iii. 415 ; ix. 101

22 I. 202 iii. 6 23

2 Thessalonians ii. 256 I.

9, 10 iii. 138, 141 i. 8 i. 23; ii. 257; x.l04

10 11. 285 9 { i. 24, 29, 30,

16 27 34,132,201

iv. 10 iii. 229 10 x. 109, 190

ii. 1, 2 . ii. 75,259

3, ll ii. 261; x. 353 1 Thessalonians 11. 256 8. 291, 109

i. 3 258 9. i. 36,296 4 vii. 12 10 i. 201 6, 7 ii. 262 13 vi. 250 9 257 16 i. 34 ; ii. 258

9, 10 r- 23 ; ~· 258, 259 ; vu. 15 ; x. 98 1 Timothy i. 4 . VI. 253

ii. 2-9 vu. 14 i. 20. i. 408 16 I. 23 ii. 1-5 i. 140; vi. 421 19 x. 99 1,4 . i.l34; ii.63; vi.421

iii. 11-13 ii. 258 6. v. 434 IV.-V. 70 iii. 13 184 iv. 10-12 202 v. 6. i. 205 ; ii. 424

13 x. 304 18 . ii. 71, 76 ; iii. 305


VOL. PAGB VOL. P.lGB

1 Timothy vi. 5. I. 202 Hebrews ii. 9 VI. 132

9. 24 10 i. 143; iii. 370; iv. 34 12-19 203 10-18 iv. 428 13 ii. 261 12 iii. 118 14 X. 109 13 ll. 304 16 i. 34; iii. 402 14 47

18 373 2 Timothy i. 1 . I. 203 iv. 9 iii. 134

9 33 12, 13 VI. 68 12 X. 190 15 UI. 3()

ii. 9 . viii. 115, 116 16 ii. 132, 143 10 I. 34 v. 8, 9 i. 34; ii. 86 20 u. 39 11-14 viii. 119 26 VI. 22 14 I. 268

iii. 6 Ill. 367 vi. 1 . iv. 59,179

8 I. 202 2 . i. 34, 209 10-12 viii. 15 {vii. 367, 443;

. eii. 253 ; viii. 468 ; 4-6

viii. 119 16

x. 250 8 . ii. 66, 382

iv. 8 . ix. 4; x. 109 45 ix . 82

11 iii. 229 vii. 23 i. 443

14 I. 408 viii. 5 437

9 Ill. 119

Titns i. 2 . i. 33, 204 ix. 4 viii. 194

ii. 11 i. 140; vi. 421 7 I. 88

13 x. 109 10 I. 46

iii. 7 i. 204 11, 12 u. 280 11-14 I. 148

Philemon 15 I. 34 12 i. 34 ; vi. 134

14 i.34, 442; ii.138-142

Hebrews i. 3 VI. 77 15 I. 34

i. 10 n. 248 15-28 351

31. VI. 132 26 VI. 139 ii. 7 . u. 435 x. 1-18. 1. 436


VOL. PAGE VOL PAGB

Hebrews x. 1 ix. 353 James iv. 6 ix. 101 5 . ii. 42 v. 7-9 x. 138 19-22 141 19-31 131 1 Peter iii. 149; viii. 285 25 194 i. 1 ix. 258 38 11I. 120 5 X . 198

xi. 3 . ii. 250; ix. 79 7 11. 66 xii. 1-29 11. 194 11 v. 28

2 . ii. 300; x. 75 18, 19 v. 185 6 Ill. 118 ii. 1, 2 ii. 299

14 iv. 58 2. 300 xiii. 2 x. '11 21 v. 186; viii. 358

9 ii. 143 24 iii. 275 20. 1. 34 iii. 17 I. 142 20, 21 ix. 239 18 V. 187 25. ii. 143 18-20 iii. 259

19 { ii. 287; iii. 242,

.Tames i. 1 I. 65 369; vi. 252 i. 1-4 260 iv. 1. v. 187 ; viii. 358

5 11. 263 6 . ii. 287; iii. 370 6-8 iii. 32 17 382 9-10. 195 v. 4. ix. 4 10, 11 264 10 i. 34 12 443 13 iii. 228 12. ix. 4 13-15 iv. 42 2 Peter i. 4. ii. 435; iv. 119 16-18 120 11 I, 34

18. iii. 183 ii. 1 . v. 188 19.:21 iv. 279 5. ii. 253 22-25 i. 25 ; iii. 183, 448 8. 290 27. IV, 456 9. 213

ii. 19 n. 26 iii. 6, 7. 288 iii. 9 iii. 140

15 11. 43 1 John i. 4 vn. 97


TOL. PA..GB VOL. PA.GJt

1 John i.5 11. 322 Revelation iv. 2. v. 124

i. 5-10. viii. 374 v. 9, 10 1V. 426

7 v. 122 11 iii. 256

8, 20. Vl. 66 vi. 1-8. x. 29t

ii. 1 viii. 123 6 1 • 80

2 . v. 122, 189, 362 9 iii. 251

14 vi. 67 vii. 9 i. 48

16 iii. 209 14 . v. 125; vi. 251

19 iv. 23 xii. 2 ii. 290

21 23 10 v. 291

iii. 4 viii. 161 xiii. 11 . iv. 325

14 i. 205 14. vii. 412

21 40 15. 11. 285

iv.10 Vl. 347 xiv. 6 i. 34

18 11. 213 9-11 11. 290

v. 12 1. 203 11. 291, 292

15 iii. 382 xviii. 7, 8 . 292

xix. 11-13 v. 384

Jude 7 1. 33 13 . vi. 67 ; vii. 99

13 u. 288 20. ii. 292

19 43, 44 xx.4 iii. 251, 363 j x. 297

8-11-15 x. 296,344

Revelation i. 5 . v. 124 9 x. 347

i. 7 x. 292; 344 14 11. 424

18. iii. 246 xxi. I 381 ii. 8 . 251 1-7 293

10 lX. 4 xxii. 11, 1-5 . 294 27 111. 118

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