Siloam, or Siloah, iii. 331, 337 ; | Sower, the parable of the, ii. 189–

the fall of the tower in, iii. 203. 192, v. 313, 314, vi. 12, 13, 128.
Simeon, the aged, i. 328, 400. Sowing and reaping, ii. 348.
Simon of Cyrene compelled to bear Spear-thrust, the, given to Jesus on

the cross after Jesus, iv. 374. the cross, v. 3, vi. 424.
Simon the leper, iii. 87, iv. 27. Spinosa, his system, i. 137.
Simon Peter.— See Peter.

Spirit, the, i. 111; the baptism of,
Simon the Pharisee invites Jesus to ii. 17; born of, 310; the opera-

dine,-the scene which occurred tions of, 311; of truth, iv. 199;

in his house, iii. 83-87, vi. 126. guides into all truth, 227; glori-
Simon Zelotes, iii. 52.

fies Christ, 228; His work in the
Simon's wife's mother cured of a world, v. 223; the personality of,

fever by Jesus, ii. 372, v. 424. vi. 407.
Sin, the consequences of viewing the Spirit, God a, v. 142.

first, as necessary to man's spiritual Spirit of infirmity, iii. 204.
development, i. 66; and suffering, Spirit-world, the, Christ's entrance
connected, ii. 123, 124, iii. 23, iv. into, v. 30; His influence in, 31;
147; the heaviest curse of, v. 29 ; a state of longing, waiting, and for-
Jesus challenges His enemies to mation, 31; Christ preaches the
convince Him of, iii. 320; Jesus Gospel in, 32.
brought into contact with, iv. Spirit-world, the fallen, its action
289.

upon the first human world, ii. 43,
Sixth hour, the, iv. 365.

44.
Skull, the place of a, iv. 371. Spiritual life of mankind, the, i. 112.
Socrates and Jesus, the death of, Spiritualism, iv. 134; anti-Judaical,
compared, iv. 283.

ii. 49; spurious, iv. 228.
Soldiers, the Roman, mock Jesus, iv. Spirits, fallen, the position of, ii. 42.

356 ; divide the raiment of Jesus Spitting in the face, iv. 306.
among them, 390.

Spittle, used by Jesus in healing, ii.
Solomon, the Pool of, iii. 129.

116.
Son, the, how he knows not the day Staff, the travellers’, iii. 63, note.

nor the hour, iv. 125; known Star, the, of the wise men, i. 389,
through the Father, iii. 420.

etc., 392, v. 237.
Son of David, iv. 85, v. 378.

Stater, the, iv. 35, note.
Son of God, the, i. 33 ; Jesus vindi- Steward, the parable of the unjust,
cates for Himself the title of, iii. vi. 178, 179.

how He suffered death ; iv. Stone, the, which the builders re-
410; how He could feel Himself jected, iv. 67.
forsaken by God, 411.

Stone, the, of the sepulchre of Jesus
Son of man, the, Jesus Christ is, i. sealed, v. 18; the women find it

33; the title assumed by Jesus, ii. rolled away from the door of the
74; the coming of, in His king- sepulchre, 44, 45.
dom, iii. 247 ; the lifting up of, Stoning the rabbinical punishment
311 ; the idea of the God-man of plucking ears of corn on the
realized in, v. 210.

Sabbath-day, iii. 165.
Son of Perdition, the, iv. 247. Storm, the miracle of calming the, ii.
Song, the, of Mary, i. 370; and of 144, iii. 10, v. 281 ; another in-
Hannah, compared, 371.

stance, iii. 139, v. 325, vi. 132.
Sons, the parable of the two, ii. 248, Strait gate, the, iii. 320.
iv. 66, v. 272.

Stretching out the hands, v. 99.
Sons of God, v. 176.

Submission to God the soul of sacri-
Sons of thunder, iii. 49.

fice, v. 28.
Sorrow, pure and holy, the root of Sun, the, in its relation to the eye,

the new life, ii. 394; turned into as illustrative of the influence of
joy, iv. 232.

Christ, i. 96.
Soul, the loss of the, iii. 245. Sunday and the Sabbath, iv. 26.

437;

Sunday evening, the first, v. 77; the | Tatian, his testimony to the four
second, 87.

Gospels, i. 165.
Supper, the Lord's, i. 94 ; its con- Tax, the temple, iii. 353.

nection with the Passover, 202.— Taxing, the, decreed by Augustus, i.
See Lord's Supper.

375.
Swearing by the temple, iv. 90. Teacher, the, a mediator, ii. 172.
Sweat, bloody, iv. 269.

Teaching, the, of Christ, ii. 172;
Swine, casting pearls before, iii. 430, three modes of, 173, etc.
v. 273.

Tears, the, of Jesus wept over Jeru-
Swine, the herd of, entered by de- salem, iv. 47, vi. 206.

mons, iii. 14, v. 282, vi. 133. Temple, the, the purification of, by
Swords, iv. 186; the two, 187. Jesus (see Purification); destroy-
Sychar, ii. 337, 338.

ing the, ii. 305; absence of foun-
Symbols, the world full of, ii. 177. tains and cisterns in, the signifi-
Sympathies and antipathies, im- cance of this, iii. 290, 291 ; the

portance of the development of immense stones and great beauty
the doctrine of, ii. 38.

of, iv.99; controversy of Jesus with
Synagogue, the, services of the, ii. the scribes and Pharisees in, v. 371,

357, 358; of Nazareth, Jesus cast vi. 207 ; the last days of Jesus in,
out of, 361.

iv. 54, vi. 216.
Synoptists, the, and John, their dif- Temple, the vail of the, rent, iv. 25.
ferent yet agreeing modes of re- Temptation, prayer to be delivered

presenting Christ, i. 123, etc. from, ii. 421.
Syrophenician woman, the, iii. 212. Temptation, the, of Jesus in the wil-

derness, ii. 47-70, v. 246-250 ;
Tabernacles, the feast of, iii. 276– two stadia in, 55; not internal, 55–

287, vi. 321 ; ceremony of drawing 57; first assault, ii. 60, v. 247;
water at, and import of the cere- second assault, ii. 62, v. 248; third
mony, iii. 277, 289; appearance assault, ii. 64, v. 249; various in-
of Jesus at, 279; Plutarch quoted terpretations of, 66-68; chrono-
respecting, 287; the last day of, logical difficulties connected with,
288, vi. 321; the proclamation of ii. 69; order of, in Luke, vi. 97.
Jesus on the last day of, iii. 291 ; Tempter, the, ii. 38-45; how he ap-
lights at, 302, note.

peared to and approached Jesus,
Tabor, Mount, the scene of the trans- 57, 58.

figuration of Christ, iii. 251; the Tenth hour, the, 289.
scene of the final meeting of Jesus Tertullian, his testimony to the four
with His disciples after His resur- Gospels, i. 170.
rection, v. 109.

Thaddeus the apostle, iii. 51.
Talent, the, ii. 238.

Theocracy, the, to be regarded under
Talents, the ten thousand, v. 350, three principal forms, i. 107, etc.
note.

Theophanies, i. 330.
Talents, the parable of the, ii. 237, Theophilus of Antioch, his testimony
V. 390.

to the four Gospels, i. 167.
Talmud, the, exalts rabbinical insti- Thieves, the two, crucified with Jesus,

tutions above the law, i. 221. iv. 378; revile Jesus, 396 ; one of,
Talmudism forced to bear witness to repents, 396-398.

the history of Christ, i. 109; its Thieves and robbers, iii. 345.
dead formalism, 109.

Thirst, Jesus complains of, iv. 415 ;
Talmudists, the proceedings of the, in the significance of the fact, 416-

regard to the Old Testament and 418.
the New, i. 106.

Thirty pieces of silver, the traitor's
Tamar in the genealogy of Christ, v. reward, iv. 34, v. 402.
176, 226.

Thomas the apostle called, iii. 8, etc.;
Tares, the parable of the, ii. 191 - his character, 50, 51; knows not
196, v. 315, 316, 317, 318.

whither Jesus goes, iv. 193 ; his
unbelief, v. 85, vi. 438-440; not Unbelief, the logical absurdity to
so unbelieving as he appeared to be, which it has advanced in modern
v. 86 ; his unbelief reproved and times, i. 26.
removed, 87-89; a sign, 90, 91. Uncharitableness, ii. 406.
Thorns, Jesus crowned with, iv. 357. Unclean spirit, the parable of the,
Threefoldness of God, the, v. 168, iii. 183, v. 310; the man with the,
169.

in the synagogue of Nazareth, ii.
Throne, the princely, of Jesus, v. 372.
364.

Undecided followers of Christ, warn-
Tiberias, i. 319.

ings to, iii. 383.
Time and space, i. 58; the idolatry Union, the, between God and man,
of, 59; man's relations to, 63.

i. 31.
Times and seasons put in the Father's Unity, and variety, in the kingdom
power, v. 148.

of Christ, i. 53; of the Church, v.
Toleration the will of Christ, ii. 195. 161 ; Christ's prayer for, iv. 251.
Tradition, ecclesiastical, in reference Unity, of Gospel history, the, i. 240;

to the four Gospels, i. 165-174. of the Gospels, v. 201.
Traditions of the elders, iii. 206, 207, Universal, the, and the individual, i.
v. 327, vi. 28.

40, 41.
Traducianism, i. 362, note.

Unjust judge, the parable of the, ii.
Tragedy, recognises the meaning of 211, vi. 188.
sin, i. 115, 116.

Unjust steward, the parable of the,
Traitor, the, iv. 168; the woe rest- ii. 214, vi. 178, 179.
ing on, 169.

Unmerciful servant, the parable of
Transfiguration, the, of Christ, üi. the, ü. 222.

251, etc., v. 338, vi. 141; what Upper room, the, in Jerusalem, v.
object Jesus had in binding His 155.
disciples to secrecy as to, iii. 257 ; Urim and Thummiin, iii. 484.
different way of viewing the nar-
rative of the, 261, etc.

Vail of the temple, the, rent in twain,
Transfiguration, the mount of, i. 317, iv. 425, 433.
vi. 34, 35.

Variety and unity in the kingdom of
Transmigration of souls, iii. 141; not Christ, i. 53.
held by the Jews, 328.

Veronica, St, iii. 41.
Transubstantiation, iv. 178.

Via dolorosa, the, iv. 370.
Treasure, the, hid in a field, the Victory, the, of Jesus, over the

6

Virgin-born heroes, the, of Paganism, Wicked, the, have to do with God as

i. 115; dreams respecting, types of much as the good, i. 29.

the Coming One, 361, etc. Wicked husbandmen, the parable of
Virgins, the parable of the ten, ii. the, ii. 249.
250, v. 390.

Widow's two mites, the, iv. 97, 98.
Voice from heaven, the, to Jesus at Wilderness, the, the battle-field of

His baptism, ii. 26, 30, vi. 93 ; a Jesus and the tempter, ii. 47.
second, on the mount of transfi- Wilderness of Judea, the, ii. 3.
guration, iii. 55 ; a third, in the Wine, new, not to be put into old
temple, iv. 58–60.

bottles, vi. 109; medicated, offered
Voice, the, of one crying in the wil. to Jesus on the cross, iv. 382.
derness, ii. 272.

Wines, the, of the ancients, ii. 296.

Wise men.-See Magi.
Walking on the water, the miracle Wise as serpents, iii. 68.
of, ii. 122, iii. 139.

Wives, Roman statesmen prohibited
Washing the disciples' feet, performed taking their, into their provinces,

by Jesus, iv. 158, vi. 370 ; Peter iv. 351.
objects to, iv. 160; symbolical im- Wolf, the, iii. 346.
port of, 161 ; lesson taught by, Wolfenbüttel Fragmentist, the, his
161, 162, vi. 371, 372.

objection to the resurrection of
Washing the hands, the symbolic im- Jesus, answered, iv. 63-67.
port of, v. 365.

Wolves, the disciples sent forth as
Washing the hands before meals, sheep among, v. 292.

practised by the Pharisees and Woman, the, with the issue of blood,
other Jews, iii. 186, 187, 200, vi. iii. 39, 41, v. 385, vi. 18, 19, 135.
28.

Woman, the, who was a sinner,
Washings, the many, practised by the washes and anoints the feet of
Jews, iii. 206.

Jesus, iii. 83, etc., vi, 126.
Watch, the duty of the disciples to, Woman, the, who eulogized the
iv. 129, 131, v. 389.

mother of Jesus, iii. 185.
Watch, the, of Poman soldiers, set Women, rabbinical notions respect-

over the tomb of Jesus, v. 19; the ing, ii. 240, 243.
return of, to the city, 67 ; bribed Women, the, who wept and bewailed
by the chief priests, 68, 69, v. Jesus,—the address of Jesus to, iv.
413.

375–377 ; at the cross of Jesus,
Water, turned into wine at the mar- 376, note, v. 409 ; present at the
riage of Cana, ii. 139.

interment of Jesus, v. 14, 15; pro-
Water, the ceremony of drawing, at ceed to the sepulchre on the first

the feast of Tabernacles, iii. 277. day of the week, 43 ; bring the
Water, born of, ii. 310.

first tidings of the resurrection of
Water, the living, given by Christ, Jesus, 46, 47; two companies of,

ii. 341, etc. ; promised, —its three visit the sepulchre, 51; Jesus
properties, iii. 291, vi. 289.

meets, 52.
Water and blood, the, which flowed Women, the, inserted in the gene-

from the side of Jesus, v. 3, 5, 21. alogy of Jesus Christ, v. 226.
Way, Christ the, iv. 194.

Wonderful, Christ the, i. 85.
Way of the sea, the, ii. 370.

Word, the eternal, v. 167 ;

made
Ways, the two, ii. 429.

flesh, 177, vi. 271 ; His glory, v.
Wedding feast, the parable of the, ii. 179 ; dwelt among us, 179 ; eter-
203, etc.

nal relation of, to God, 266; eter-
Wedding garment, the, ii. 246. nal relation of, to the world, 267.
Well, Jacob's, ii. 339.

Words of Jesus, the, iv. 145; the
Wells, holy, iii. 118.

seven last, vi. 422.
Wells of salvation, iii. 379.

Works, the greater,' to be done by
White robe, Jesus arrayed in a, by the apostles, iv. 197.
Herod, iv. 319.

World, the, a system of divine ideas

6

and symbols, ii. 177 ; outlines of Young man, the, with the linen gar-
the course of, iv. 108; the christo- ment, iv. 304.
logical side of, 108; the cosmolo-
gical side of, 109; the end of, 119; Zaccheus, iv. 16, 17, vi. 202.
the Christian doctrine of the end Zacharias, slain between the temple
of, 121, etc. See also. v. 384, etc., and the altar, iii. 200, 201.
vi. 56.

Zacharias, and Elisabeth, the sorrow
World, the judgment of the, and the of, at having no child, i. 328; ap-

prince of the, cast out, iv. 60–62; pearance of Gabriel to, 346 ; his
the prince of, judged, 225, 226; its unbelief, 347 ; the punishment of
hatred of Christ, 213, 214 ; its his unbelief, 310–350; his song of
guilt, 214; the work of the Spirit praise on the birth of his son, 373.
in relation to, 223, etc. ; Christ's See further, vi. 80.

threefold renunciation of the, 251. | Zeal, religious, ii. 194.
World, the pre-human spiritual, ii. Zealots, the, iii. 52.
43, 14.

Zebedee, the sons of, called by Christ,
Worm, the, that dieth not, iii. 361. iii. 45, etc., 49, v. 252; their fiery
Worship in spirit, ii. 346.

zeal, iii. 401, 402; the request of
Wrath of God, did Jesus bear the ? their mother for, and reply of
iv. 280.

Jesus, iv. 7-9 ; indignation of the
Writing with the finger on the ten at, 10. See also v. 364, vi. 45,
ground, meaning of the act, iv. 74. 46.

Zedekiah, why omitted from the ge-
Yoke, the, of Jesus, iii. 409.

nealogy of Christ, v. 227, note.

MURRAY AND GIBB, PRINTERS, EDINBURGH.