Pentateuch, I. 1-5, 49,
76, 129, 228, 273

and St. John, Coin-
cidences, I. 97

229

Authorship, L. 2
Truthfulness of, I.

Pentecost, II. 42

Gifts of Spirit, Ful-
filment of Joel's Pro-
phecy, II. 111

Gift of Tongues at,
III. 208

People, Division of, cor-
responding to Courses
of Priests, III. 241

Peor, IV. 250

Perching Birds, II. 360,
&c.

Percussion, Instruments
of, II. 310

Perfume burned on Altar
of Incense, III. 227
Perfumes of Bible, I. 241,
328, 374; II. 151–153
Periwinkle (Plant), IV.
311

of

Chris-

Persepolis and Susa, III.
103
Persecutions
tians, IV. 299
Persia, Geography of, III.
22, 103

Prosperity of under
Darius, III. 205
Persian Coins, III, 180
Empire shaken under
Xerxes, III. 205
Personification, III. 221
in Bible Poetry, III.
219, 220

Pestilences (Korah, &c.),
14,700, I. 179

Peter and John at San-
hedrim, and our Lord,
II. 250

Apostle of the Cir-
cumcision, IV. 130

Authenticity of Writ-
ings of, IV. 129, 133

Causes of his Writ
ings, IV. 129
Characteristics
Epistle,

Second

133

of

IV.

Claims of Writer of
Second Epistle, IV. 134
Coincidences bearing
on his Personal History,
IV. 130

- delivered from Prison,
I. 193

Difficult Passages Ex-
plained, I. 117, 171, 181,
287, 300

Eye-witness of Facts
recorded by Mark in
Gospel, III. 196

129

First Epistle,

IV.

his Authority in con-
nection with St. Mark's
Gospel, III. 195

his Error, withstood
by Paul, IV. 82

his Exhortation to
Fellow-Elders, I. 181

his Expectation of
Christ's coming, IV. 130
his Revelations and
Character, IV. 129

his Warnings by own
Experiences, IV. 130

in Gospel and Acts,
and of his own Epistles
respectively, IV. 129

-Mark, and Paul, Coin-
cidence, I. 193

Parallelism of Second
that of

Epistle with

Jude, IV. 133

Points

of

Resem-

blance and Difference

of First and

Epistles, IV. 131

Second

of

Reputed Site

House at Tiberias, III.

282

(Rock), III. 78

Relations with Is-
rael, IV. 74
Phoenician Coins, III. 180
Inscriptions, I. 357
Language essentially
identical with Hebrew,
I. 357

Words in Bible, I. 357
Words in Greek and
Latin Authors, I. 357
Phoenicians, I. 338

Fate of Literature
and Language, I. 357

in Palestine, IV. 109
Pharaohs, Difficulty of
Identifying, I. 122
Pharaoh sends Israelites
out of Egypt, I. 136

(Thotmes II.): In-
fluence of his Wife,
Hatasou, over him; In-
terviews with Moses
and Aaron, I. 28

who first oppressed
Israel in Egypt, Amosis,
I. 77

Manetho's Lists of,
I. 123
Pharez, House of, III. 257
Pharisee and Publican in
Illustration of Prayer,
IV. 240

Pharisees, Fasting of, and
Fasting of John the
Baptist's Disciples, II.
285

Pharpar, IV. 303

Phasael the Elder, son of
Antipater the Idumæan,
appointed Governor of
Judæa, III. 274
Phasael, his Death, III.
320

Philemon, Paul's Epistle
to, III. 210; IV. 301

Value of Epistle to,
IV. 302
Philetus, his False Doc-
trines, IV. 384
Philip, Tetrarch, Coins,
III. 180

Tetrarch of Tracho-
Philippi and Thessalo-
nitis, Coins of, III. 175

nica, Cradle of Euro-
pean Christianity, III.

301

--first Place where
Gospel was preached in
Europe; Scene of Ear-
liest Gentile Persecu-
tion, IV. 189
Paul
III. 301
Philippians, Contents and
Divisions of Epistle, IV.
191, 192
Paul's Epistle to, III.
210; IV. 189
Joyous Tone
and

driven from,

Spirit of Epistle, IV.
190, 191

Kindness to Paul;
friendly Relations with
him, IV. 190

Period of Epistle,
IV. 190

- Purpose of Epistle,
IV. 190

Sketch of Church,
IV. 189

supply Paul's Needs,
III. 302
their Liberality, I.
148
their Offerings
to
Paul, II. 272

Pine, IV. 358

Pipe, II. 6
Pink (Flower), II. 106

Pipe (Flute), II. 70
Pisgah, IV, 250
Pistachio Trees, IV. 193
Pitcher, Golden, III. 12
Pithom, IV. 366
Place, Most Holy (Holy
of Holies), III. 259
Place of Wailing, Jews,
IV. 250, 281

The Holy, of Taber-
nacle, III. 40
Places, Sacred, III. 39,

120; III. 226, 259, 290, 308
Plagues of Egypt, I. 78,
79, 135

Plan of Temple, I. 329
Plain of Huleh, III. 58

of Synagogue at Ca-
pernaum, III. 184
Plants of Bible, I. 6, 36,
65, 118, 225; II. 40-42,
106, 173, 326-330; III.
215; IV. 131, 193, 245,
310, 342, 356, 372, &c.
Platform for Reading the
Law, II. 263
Pneuma and Psyche, Dif-
ference between, II. 192
contrasted with
Psyche, III. 171
Poet, Office of the, I. 287
Poetic Character and Na-
ture of Hebrews, I. 210
Poetical Books of Bible, I.
210, 211
Poetry, III. 181

Biblical, Outlines of
History of, II. 58, 77,
159, 219
Characteristics of, I.

Poetry, Origin and Action
of, I. 286

Principles to which
referable, I. 286

Synthesis and Anti-
thesis in, III 17
Poll (subst.), IV. 148

(verb act.), IV. 128
Pollex (Measure), III. 10
Polyanthus Narcissus, IV.
373
Pomegranate, IV. 246, 343
Pompey fled to Egypt, and
was assassinated after
Battle of Pharsalia, III.
274

on taking Jerusalem
abstains from spoiling
Temple, III. 272
successfully

takes
part of Hyrcanus II.
against Aristobulus II.,
III. 272

takes Aristobulus II.
and Children prisoners
to Rome, III. 273

takes Jerusalem by
Siege, III. 273

Victories of, III. 272
War with Mithridates
and Tigranes, III. 272
Pomponia Græcina, Wife
of Aulus Plautius, III.
246

Pondion, III. 97, 180
Pontifical Indiction, III.

Promise, Land of.
Holy Land
Proper, IV. 272
Property, Laws on Sale of,
I. 238
Prophecies, Acted (Types)
and Written, I. 197

Messianic, of early
Chapters of Matthew, I.
196; II. 22

Prophecy of Messiah, I.
171

Prophetic Orders, The
Decline of, IV. 296
Visions, IV. 300

Prophets, IV. 295

See Habukkuk, Isaiah,
Joel, Jeremiah, Ezekiel,
Zephaniah, Daniel, &c.
Activity of, III. 5
Minor. See Minor

Prophets.

76

Schools of, II. 32; III.

Schools of, Founded
Property, Law of, Illus-
by Samuel, III. 64
trated in Book of Ruth,
III. 258
Proselytes, Jewish, Bap-
tism of, II. 38. &c.
Protection, God's, Wings
an Emblem of, III. 289,
290

Proverbs, explanation of
Word, IV. 213

and Ecclesiastes com-
pared, IV. 322

Book of, IV. 213
Instances of, IV. 213
of Agur, IV. 215
of Solomon, II. 160
of Solomon: Number
of; Title of Book; In-
troduction; Division of,
IV. 214

Prutha, III. 180
Psalms, Age of, III. 324

as an Astronomer and
Measurer of Time, III.
238

Auletes made King
of Egypt, III. 273

his Astronomical Ob-
servations, III. 239
Public Worship, Leader
in, III. 213

Publican, III. 193

and Pharisee in Illus.
tration of Prayer, IV. 210
Pûch(Antimony), as Femi-

nine Ornament, III. 188
Pudens, III. 245; IV. 354

and Claudia, men-
tioned both by St. Paul
and Martial, III. 245
Pudentiana, daughter of
Pudens, III. 246
Pulpit, Ezra's, II. 263
Pulse, IV. 195
Purim, Feast of, III. 26
Purple, IV. 217

Gallinule, III. 327, 328
Purtenance, IV. 149
Pyropus, III, 192

♦

Quadrans (Measure), III.

12

III. 179

Quail, III. 88

Rabbath-ammon, IV. 251
Rabshakeh, Defiant Mes-
sage and Reply he re-
ceived, IV. 100

Races in Land of Israel,
from Conquest to Chris-
tian Era, III. 233, &c.
-- of Palestine, from
Conquest to Christian
Era, III. 197
Rachel, Death, I. 269
first
Jacob, I. 235

Meeting with

her Character, I. 269
steals Laban's Tera-
phim, I. 254

Tomb, IV. 199
Weeping for her Chil-
dren explained, II. 22
Rahab, Ancestor of our
Lord, II. 237

conceals the Spies,

II. 18

258

Mother of Boaz, III.

Rahabáh, III. 253
Rakka, III. 250

Ramah, Samuel buried at,
III. 65

Saul anointed King
at, III. 32

Samuel required to
Resign at, III. 32

Voice in, II. 22, &c.
School of Prophets
at, III. 76
Rameses, IV. 366

Rapacity of Babylonians,
I. 222

Raphael, Angel, II. 375
Ras-el-Ain, III. 250
Ras Sufsafeh (Mount Si-
nai), IV. 186

Ratification of the Law,
IV. 122

Raven, II. 360, &c.
Ravens feeding Elijah,
III. 91

Raz ippa, III. 253
Kebah, III, 180

(Measure of Land),
II. 381
Rebecca. See Rebekah.
Rebekah, her Meeting
Eliezer, and Marriage
with Isaac, I. 111

her Plot, I. 115
Tomb of, IV. 208
Rebekah's Device for Ja-
cob, I. 212

I. 157, 230

IV. 122

Sea, Passage of,
Birthday of Israel, III.

"Redeemer liveth," Real
Meaning of Passage, III.
258

Redemption of Hebrew
Children with Money,
I. 30

—of Objects of Vows, I.
155

Reed, IV. 374
Refine (Fine), IV. 69
Refiner (Finer), IV. 69
Reformation of Calendar
by Pope Gregory XIII.,
III. 331

Refrain, III, 80
Regnal Year, III. 332

Years, Jewish Reck-
oning by Decennial
Periods of, III. 330
Rehoboam, Reign of, III.

141

Rehoboth-Ir, II. 332
Rehoboth by the River,
III. 253

Reins, IV. 149
Religion, IV. 272

of Chaldea, II. 209
after Di-

Re-marriage

vorce, II. 133
Renan on Song of Solo-
mon, and Answer to his
Arguments, IV. 324
Repairs of Temple, Wages
of Labourers, III. 223
Repentance, Call, Mo-
tives, and Need, in
Zephaniah, II. 287, &c.
Need, II. 336, &c.
Rephaim, I. 339
Rephidim, I. 229; IV. 187,
188

Rock at, III. 79
Reptiles, IV. 54
Rereward, IV. 149
Resen, II. 332
Respect for Parents, I.
153

Rest, Day of, Provisions

for Observance of, as
to limits of Time, III.
239
Restorer, Elias, III. 37
Resurrection of Dead, III.
303; IV. 33

of Christ, IV. 205
Paul on, to Corinth-
ians, II. 380
Return from Captivity,
Poetry of the, II. 221
Revalenta Arabica, IV.

195

Revelation and Genesis,
Coincidences, I. 27
and Inspiration, I.

192

- Authorship, and Pe-
riod of John's Life, IV.
299

Book of, IV. 298

its Office, I. 289

I. 190

Ring, Bridal, Antiquity

of, IV. 269

Ring Dove, III. 8
Ring-streaked, IV. 149
Rings in Lips of Pri-
soners, I. 313

Rise of the Maccabees,
III. 82

Ritual, Mosaic, Symbol-
ism of, III. 290
Rivers. See under respec-
tive names.
Rizpah, daughter of Aiah,
her care for the dead,
III. 132

Road, IV. 150
"Robinson's Arch," IV.
279

Rock, III. 79

at Rephidim, III. 79
Church Founded on,
ΠΙ. 78

Salt, IV. 18
Rocks and Soils, IV. 13
Rogers, John, burned, IV.
326

in connection with
History of Bible, IV.
83, 84

Roman Empire, change in
Value of Money under;
light Coins, III. 222
Coins, III. 180
influence on People
of Galilee, II. 85
Romans and Galatians,
Connection between

Epistles to, IV. 80
Authenticity of

Epistle, IV. 114

Divisions and Con-
tents of Epistle, IV.
114, 115, 116

Epistle to, IV. 49, 113
first at Jerusalem
under Pompey, B.C. 63,
III. 273
Rome and Babylon, IV. 299

Church in, IV. 113
founded Kal. Maii,
4057, III. 240

Paul living at, III. 210
State of Church in
St. Paul's time, IV. 49
Rose, IV. 245

of Jericho, I. 119
of Sharon, IV. 373
"Rose" of the Bible, IV.
373

Rostrum for Reading the
Law, II. 263

Route of Israelites after
crossing Red Sea, IV.
157

of Israelites from
Egypt to Sinai, IV. 187
of Israelites from
Sinai, IV. 189
Rue, III. 216
Ruhamah, III, 277

of God, Manner of, Ruined Synagogues at
Capernaum built by
Centurion, III. 183-185
at Capernaum, Plan
of, III. 181

- of St. John, Different
Interpretations of, IV.
299, 300

Real Value of Book
of, IV. 300
Revelations of God to
Man, I. 190, 191
Reverence for Elders, II.
267

Revolt of the Ten Tribes,
Cause of, III. 3
Reward, IV. 272

for Works, IV. 291
Rezeph, III. 253
Rhemish New Testament,
IV. 362

Rhoda and Peter, I. 193
Rhythm in Poetry of
Bible, II. 269

Rice, IV. 374

Righia, III. 97, 99, 177,
180, 224

(or Stater), III. 180
Right of Gleaning, III.
258
Rimmon, House of, Pro-
bable Site, IV. 307

their Relation to
Prayer, IV. 219
Saffron, II. 152; IV. 373
Sågûr (Gold), III. 189
St. Katharine, Convent of,
at Sinai, IV, 154
St. Matthew, Difficult Pas-
sages Explained, III
78, 101

St. Paul, Galatians, III. 19
St. Paul's Epistles, Local
Colouring of, III. 19
Sale of Property, Laws or,
I. 238

Salim, IV. 121
Salome, IV. 163
-Herod's Sister, Inft.
ences him against Mari-
amne, III. 352
Saloniki, Modern Name
of Thessalonica III. 301
(Thessalonica), In-
scription on Arch at,
III. 243
Salt, good, III. 166

166

Rock-salt, IV. 18
without Saltness, III

Salted with Fire, III. 165

with Salt, III 166
Salvation, Inquiry of
Prophets for, I. 171
Samaria besieged and
taken by John Hyr.
canus, III. 255

119

Geography of, IV. 118
Hill Country of, IV.

Limits of Province,
IV. 118

Foundation of; Capi
tal of Israel; Temple of
Baal at, built by Ahab,
destroyed by Jehu;
Port of, IV. 136

Map of, IV. 120
taken by Shalmane-
ser, III. 275

Samaritan Coins, L. 157

Samaritans hinder re-
building of Temple, III

164

Race of, their Res
tions with Jews, IV.
118, 119

Samson, II. 14
Samuel, II 226, 242; III
32, 62

Satan's Hindrance of Paul
Explained, II. 298
Saton (Measure of Land),
II. 380

Saturn (Measure), III. 10,
11, 12
Saul, III. 125

Accession of, III. 34
66 among the Pro-
phets," III. 130

and Witch of Endor,
III. 131

anointed and pro-
claimed King, III. 34
anointed by Samuel,
III. 32, 34

anointed second time
by Samuel, III. 35
attempts thrice to
slay David, III 130

begs not to be dis-
honoured before Israel,
III. 63

Sawtry, I. 218

Scaliger, De Emendatione
Temporum, III. 238
Scaliger's System of Chro-
nology, III. 331
Scall, IV. 208
Scapegoat, I. 131; II. 275
Scavenger (Vulture), II.
248, 250
Scepticism of the Corinth-
ians, its Special Cha-
racter, II. 379
Schools, Hebrew, I. 29

of the Prophets, II.
32; III. 76

64

of the Prophets
founded by Samuel, III.
Science, its Relation to
Scripture, I. 289
Scorpion, IV. 351
Scrabble, IV. 209
Scrip, IV. 209
Scripture Biographies. See
Abraham, Isaac, Jacob,
Joseph, Moses; II. 1, 17,
149, 165, 187, 226, 242;
III. 32, 62, 74, 93, 125,
154, 304, 333; IV. 287

Coincidences of, III.
210; IV. 49

Contrasts of, II. 259
Illustrations of, from
Coins, Medals, and In-
scriptions, III. 242

Passage of Red, I. 156
Heath, II. 107
Lavender, IV. 311
Seals made of Clay, IV. 14
Sea-side Rush, IV. 373
Seasons, Sacred, I. 305, 341;
II. 42, 112, 170, 179, 273,
322, 365; III. 12, 26
Seba, III. 253
Sebustiyeh (Samaria), IV.

123

Second Advent, Use of, by
False Teachers to Thes-
salonians, III, 339

Epistle to Thessalo-
nians, III. 338

(of Time), III. 238, 239
Temple, Gifts of Da-
rius to, III. 205

- Temple, Glory of, III.
204

- Temple more glorious
than First, III. 190

Temple to exceed
First in Glory, III. 201
Temple, wherein in-
ferior to First, III. 205
Seethe, Sod, Sodden, IV.
209
Seffuriyeh (once Capital of
Galilee), by Tradition
Home of Joachim and
Anna, IV. 87
Sela, III. 97, 180

(Coinage), III. 69
(Shekel), III. 97
Selah, I. 246, 272; III. 325
Seleucia, City, II. 280, 284
Seleucus, III. 240
Semakh, III. 283
Semiramis hunting Lions,
I. 23

Semitic Races, Character-
istics of, II. 238
Keligious Tendencies,
II. 240

Senate, Coins, III. 180
Senkereh, I. 360
Sennacherib and Heze-
kiah, I. 188

Sennacherib's Defeat by
Hezekiah, and Death,
IV. 101

dwelling at Nineveh ;
Murder of, I. 311
-invades Judæa, IV, 99
Separation, Water of, III.
188

Sepharad, III. 253
Sepharvaim, III. 253
Sepphoris, IV. 87
Septennate, III. 351
and Jubilee, III. 330,
&c.
Septennial Cycle, III. 240
Division of Years,
III. 241
Septuagint, Alterations of
Text by its Authors, 1.76

Use made of in New
Testament, I. 262

-Variations of Titles of
Psalms in, III. 326
Sepulchre, Holy Church
of, IV. 284
Sepulchres washed on the
15th of Adar, III. 240

Whited, III. 185; Ex-
planation of, II. 258

Seraphim (and Cherubim),
I. 294, 344
Sergius Paulus, Deputy of
Cyprus, III. 212
Sermon on the Mount, II.
63, &c.

-Matthew's and Luke's
Accounts contrasted, II.

259

Serpent, Brazen, broken
by Hezekiah, IV. 99
Serpents, IV. 55, 102, &c.
Service, Musical, of the
Temple, I. 246

- of Sanctuary, Gifts of
David to, III. 205
Services, Choral, of Tem-
ple ordered by David,
III. 140

of Sanctuary, how
supported, III. 97
Seventh Day. See Sab-
bath.

Seventy Men share Go-
vernment with Moses,
I. 177

Shalmaneser takes Sama-
ria, III. 275
Shalom, III. 269
Shamefastness, IV. 209
Shamgar, II. 14
Shammai, Tomb of, IV.

75

Sharon, Rose of, IV. 373
Shawms, IV. 209
Shearing of Sheep, II. 46
Sheat-fish, IV. 168
Sheba, III. 252, 253

- Locality, III. 189
Shechem, IV. 123

Jacob's Abode, I. 268
smitten by Simeon
and Levi, I. 77
Sheep, II. 45

Breeding of, in Pales-
tine, II. 47

Different breeds of,
in Palestine, II. 51

Names given to, in
Palestine and Greece,
II. 49

shearing, II. 46

"Watering

Flocks," II. 50

"Shushan the Palace,"
III. 103

Shushan-Eduth, III. 325
Sickness, Customs in, IV.
330

Sielus, III. 97
Siddim, Vale of, IV. 15
Sidon, IV. 234, 235

not conquered in time
of Joshua, III. 197
Sidonians, I. 339

and their Colonies,
I. 373

Sigli (Persian), III. 224
Signets Engraved, II. 345
Sinon, Israel's Victory
over, I. 231
Sihon, IV. 253
Silas, Paul's Amanuensis,
III. 270

(Silvanus), Travel.
ling Companion of St.
Paul, III. 301

with Paul driven
from Thessalonica, III.
302

Silvanus (Silas), Travel.
ling Companion of St.
Paul, III. 301

Silver Abundant, David
and Solomon, III. 190
Garmes, III. 71

190

Mines in Spain, III.

Sheep's Wool, II. 46
Shekel, III. 69, 97, 176,
180, 224

Gold, III 96, 97
(Half-shekel), III, 176
Silver, III. 96, 97
Shekinah wanting
Second Temple, III. 205
Shem, Generations of, I.
52

Shema, III. 238, 239

in

Prayers after the, IV.
239, 240
Sheminith, I. 298; III.
325

Shemo, III. 98, 99, 176
Shemon (Stamp on Coins),
III. 98

Shemonu, III. 176
Shemun, III. 99, 180
Shepherd of Congrega-
tion, III. 213

Shepherds Watching by
Night, II. 49
Sheshbazzar. See Zerub.
babel

Chaldean Name for
Zerubbabel, III. 163
Shewbread, III. 152, 153,
309
Fulfilled, III. 153, 154
Shields of Gold taken from
Hadadezer, III. 190
Shiggaion, II. 80; III. 325
Shiggionoth, III, 325
Shigionoth, Shygyonoth,
I. 246

Shiloh, Ruins of; Events
which happened at, IV.
138

Shimei, the Benjamite,
IV. 290
Shinar, Land of, I. 263
identical with Chal-
dea, II. 207

used in Figures of
Speech to express Elo-
quence, &c., III. 191

Usual Medium of Ex-
change, III. 191

Value, III. 222, &c.
Weighed, III. 191
Silverling, IV. 210
Simeon and Levi and the
Shechemites, I. 77
Simeon and Levi Slay
the Shechemites, I. 268
Simon Maccabæus, III. 86
Coins of, III. 99
Sin, Confession of, IV.
220

Offering, I. 129
(Pelusium), IV. 367
"Sin unto Death" Ex.

plained, II, 333
Since, III. 253

Sinai, Claims of different
Mountains to be Mount
Sinai, IV. 185, 186

Israelites at, I. 79
Normal Wealth of
Peninsula, IV. 155

Mount of the Law,
identified with Ras
Suf-afch, IV. 186

Peninsula of, IV. 150
The Bedawin of, IV.
153

Valleys of Peninsula,
IV. 151

Various People who
have Lived at; Egyptian
Remains at Megharah,
&c., IV. 154

Water Supply and
Climate of Peninsula,
IV. 151

Snail, IV. 217
Snap-dragon, IV. 312

Snuff-dishes of

stick, III. 149
Soapwort, IV. 131

Candle-

Society, State of, in Early
Church, III, 267
Sod, IV. 209
Sodden, IV. 209

Sodom, Apple of, IV. 312
-- Vine of, IV. 246
Soils and Rocks, IV. 13
Solar Year and Lunar
Months reconciled, III.
241

Solomon, Acts of, III. 74

Author of Psalms,
III. 323

Book of Acts of, III. 1
Characteristics of his
times found in Proverbs,
IV. 322

Euormous Quantities
of Gold, III. 189

Evidence of his Peni-
tence in Ecclesiastes,
IV. 322, 323

Foreigners at Court
of, III. 237

Sons of Korah in Titles of
Psalms, III. 324

161

of Thunder, IV. 146,

Sothiac Cycle, III. 240
Soul and Spirit, Difference
between, II. 192

of

Spirit, and Body,
Component Parts
Men, II. 192

Source of Jordan, III. 56
Sources of Biblical
Imagery, III. 286
Sovereign (Coin), III. 178
Spain: Silver Mines, III.
190

Spanish Broom, IV. 194
Sparrow, II. 362
Speedwell, IV. 312
Spelt, IV. 374

Spice-bearing Trees, IV.
344

Spices of Ishmaelites who
Bought Joseph, IV. 191

used in Burial, I. 330
Spider, IV. 352
Spies, Report of Canaan, I.
230

The, II. 4, 5

their Unfaithful Re-
port, I. 177
Spikenard, II. 152
Spinet, I. 219

Spirit and Soul, Difference
between, II. 192

in Man lusting to
Envy, explained, I. 53
of Christ in Prophets,
I. 171

of Christ in the Pro-
phets, explained, I. 117
of God, its operation,
II. 11

of the World, and
Spirit which is in God,
IV. 274

-Soul, and Body, com-
ponent parts of Man,
II. 192

that Works in Chil-
dren of Disobedience,
IV. 116, &c.
Spirits in Prison, Christ
Preaching to, I. 117
Spiritual Gifts, IV. 32
Springs of Jordan, III. 56
Spurge-wort, IV. 344
Squamata, IV. 54, &c.
Stacte, II. 153
Stag, II. 135

State Records of Jews,
III. 5

Stater, III. 180
Stater, Half, III. 180
Stature of the Fulness of
Christ, IV. 207
Steel and Iron, III. 295

doubtful if known to
Ancient Nations, III.245
for what used, III.
298, 299
Stellio, IV. 59
Steward, Unjust, Parable
of, III. 230

Stone at Foundation and
Head of Building, III.

327

cut out without
hands, III. 327

of old Temple with
Inscription, III. 244
- Moabite, III. 258; IV.
453

rejected by Builders,
passage explained, III.
326
Stones in High Priest's
Breast-plate, II. 349
Meteoric, III. 296, 297
Precious, II. 347

Storax Tree, IV. 311
Stork, III. 232; IV. 7
Strain Gnat and swallow
Camel, I. 366

Strait, Straitly, Straitness,
IV. 210

Strange Marriages of He-
brews during Captivity,
IIJ.90

Strength out of Weakness,
IV. 48
Stringed Instruments, I.
19, 70, 183, 215, 296
Strophe System and the
Refrain, III, 80
Structure of Verse in
Poetry of Bible, II. 269,
339; III. 16, 48, 80, 112
Style and Language of
Scriptures, I. 261, &c.

New, III. 331
Substance of GospelTeach-
ing, IV. 274

Substitute for a Calendar
in Division of Year, III.
239

Success, IV. 273

Succoth, Jacob's Abode, I.
267

Sulphide of Zinc, III. 191
Sulphur, IV. 18
Sun-dial: see Dial.
Sunflower, II. 40
Sunrise, leading image in

Poetry of Moses and |
Habukkuk, I. 170
Sunset, Observation of,
III. 238, 239
Supper, Paschal, I. 341

of the Lord, IV. 32
Susa, III. 103
Swaddle, IV. 210
Swallow, II. 362; III. 232
Swan, III. 328
"Swear not," II. 209
Swearing, II. 209–211
Swine, I. 280

in connection with
Heathen Worship, I. 284
Sycamore, IV. 343
Symbolism in Bible
Poetry, III. 219

of Mosaic Ritual,
III. 290
Synagogual Administra
tion, III. 212
Synagogue, Ark of, II.
263, 265

as illustrating many
Passages in New Testa
ment, II. 119

Assistant Rulers and
three Almoners of, IL
266

Chazan of, his Du-
ties, Qualifications, &c.,
III. 213

Meturgeman or In-
terpreter of, Duties, &c.,
III. 214

Officers of, II. 264
Ruins of, at Caper-
naum, built by Centu-
rion, III. 183-185

Ruins of, at Chorazin,
III. 187

Ruler or Chief of,
II. 264, &c.
Synagogues, Account of
Customs of, II. 120, &c.
Architecture of, III.

Syro-Chaldea, Language
of Judæa and Galilee,
spoken by our Lord,
III. 194

T

Taanach, IV. 120
Taber, IV. 210
Taberah, I. 230
Tabernacle, IV. 273

Altars of, II. 309
and Furniture, In-
structions for, and Ma-
terials of, I. 80

Chambers and Fur-
niture, I. 160

Coverings of, I. 80
Dwelling of God with
Man, III. 308

enriched by Midian-
itish Spoils, III. 189
Gold employed in,
III. 97

of Testimony, III. 44
-- of the Congregation,
III. 44

of Witness, III, 44
Relation of its Parts
and Furniture to each
other, III. 308, &c.
The, III. 39
True Meaning of, III.
44, 45

Utensils and Furni-
ture of, anointed with
Holy Oil, III. 308
Tabernacles, Feast of, II.

112

Reference to Israel
and to Gentiles, III, 308
Tabigah, Plain of, III. 279
Table of Chronology of
Acts, IV. 28

of Cycles, III, 240
of Correspondences
between Epistles
Ephesians and Colos-
sians, IV. 206

to

of Eclipses, III. 239
of Eras, III. 240
of Hebrew Dry Mea-
sures, III. 14

of Hebrew Land Mea-
sures, II. 382

of Hebrew Liquid
Measures, III. 14

of Incidents in Life
of Abraham, I. 11

of St. Paul's Epistles
in Chronological Order,
III. 269

of Shewbread, III.
152, 153

of Shewbread, pre-
pared, III. 153, 154
Tables, Chronological, III.
362-364

of Coinage, III. 180
of Hebrew Measures
of Capacity, III. 14

of Hebrew Weights,
III. 97

of Stone, Testimony,
Covenant of God with
Israel, III. 260

- of Stone wanting in
Second Temple, III. 205
of Weights and Mea-
sures, III. 12, 97
Tablet, Votive, with In-
scription, found at Chi-
chester in 1723, con-
nected with New Tes-
tament, III. 244, 245
Tabor, Mount, IV. 88

Tradition of, as Scene
of Transfiguration, but
not so, IV. 89, 90
Tabret, II. 306
Tache, IV. 211
Tadmor, III. 253
Tahpanhes, IV. 367
Tale, IV. 211
Talent, III. 69

Babylonian, III, 178
Gold, III. 97

Talmud, Legend of Mes-
siah, I. 173
Tamarisk, II. 173
Tambour, II. 314, &c.
Taph (weaned child), I. 46
Tarcab (measure), III. 12
Targum, III. 215
Targums, I. 172

Taricheæ, III. 283

Tariff of Prices of Animals
for Sacrifice to Baal
(Phoenician), I. 357
Tarshish, Ships of, III. 189
Tassels, I, 47

Taverner, Richard, his
connection with History
of, and his Edition of,
Bible, IV. 86
Teaching of the Gospel;
its Substance, IV. 274
Tebha, III. 180
Tebhaim, III. 176
Tel-Abib, III. 254
Tel-Assur (Thelasar), III.
248

Teil-Hum, Authority for
Identification with Ca
pernaum, III. 186
(Capernaum), IIJ. 183
Plan of Synagogue,

III. 184

Relic of, III. 243
Richer (Gold) than
Tabernacle, III. 190
Second exceed First
in Glory, III. 204

Second, Foundation
Laid, III. 162

Second, Gifts of
Darius to, III. 205
Second more glorious
than First, III. 190

Second wherein In-
ferior to First, III. 205
Service, Coins with
Emblems of, III. 180
Wages of Labourers
Repairing, III. 223

Worship, System Ar-
ranged by David, III. 140
David's Preparation
for, III. 140

Difficulties in Be-
building, III. 164
Furniture prepared
by David, III. Î40'

Materials for, Col-
lected by David, III. 140
Water Supply of, IV.

283

Ten Commandments
given, I. 80

King Alfred's Ver
sion of. I. 14