Abgarus, 169.

Abib (see Nisan), 262.

Abomination of desolation, 564, 566.
Abraham, 6, 335, 448, 611.

Absolution, 310.

Adam, 2, 6.

Agony in the garden, 647.
Agrippa (Herod), 167.
Alphæus, 143, 168, 169.

Andrew, the apostle, 72: called, 114:
leaves all to follow Jesus, 139: named
an apostle, 167; sent forth, 236: 586.
Angels, appear to various persons, 9, 10:
Gabriel, 11: 19: announce the nativity,
26: their ministration, 28: not to be
worshipped, 29: minister to Christ in
wilderness, 68: minister to children and
others, 307: 568, 581, 745, 746, 818.
Anna, a prophetess, 33.
Annas, 51, 660.

Antipas (Herod), 41, 51, 95, 103, 162, 238,
401, 409, 677, 678.

Apostles, twelve chosen, 165-170: sent
forth, 229-235: 257: invested with the
keys, 281: to sit on twelve thrones,
467 powers entrusted to, 782: sent
forth, 802, 810.

Appearances of our Lord after Resurrec-
tion; 765-817.

Archelaus (Herod), 41.
Ascension, 811-817.
Ass, 501.

Atonement, doctrine of, 2: sacrifice of, 4.
Augustus, Cæsar, 23, 162, 241.

"Babes," 354.

Baptism, sacrament of, 57, 59, 87, 91, 283,
462, 727.

Baptism of blood, 397.
Barabbas, 681.

Bartholomew (see Nathanael), 236.
Bartimeus, 483.

Beatitudes, the eight, 121, 171, 551.
Bethabara, 50, 51, 70, 369, 461.
Bethany, 360, 370, 372, 491, 510, 519.
Bethel, 16.

Bethesda, pool of, 148.

Bethlehem, 16, 23, 24, 34, 38, 39.
Bethphage, 491, 492, 500.
Bethsaida, in Galilee, 73, 75.

Bethsaida, Julias, 240, 270, 274, 275.

Cæsarea (Philippi), 277. See Paneas.
Caiaphas, 51, 379, 567, 660, 661, 664.
Calvary, 693, 728.

Cana, of Galilee, 14: marriage at, 79:
second miracle at, 105: its meaning in
Hebrew, 169.

Canaan, 6, 7, 95, 96, 116.

Capernaum, 82: nobleman's son healed

there, 105: described, 109, 110, 114:
unclean spirit cast out, 135: 140: cen-
turion's servant healed at, 173: blind
and dumb cured there, 192: 216, 239,
245, 247 Christ's discourse in the syna-
gogue of, 248-258: Christ again there,
299: 350: 381.

Carmel, 14.

Centurion, of Capernaum, 173: at Cruci-
fixion, 724.

Cestius Gallus, 565.

Childless women, how regarded among
the Jews, 13.

Children, little, 304: blessed, 402: in the
temple, 515.
Chorazin, 139.

CHRIST, JESUS, His titles, 4, 11, 15, 40,
56, 84, 111, 250, 277, 331, 343, 365, 373,
547, 770: birth of, 24-28: circumcision,
30: presentation in temple, 31: flight
into Egypt, 39: returns and dwells at
Nazareth, 41: infancy, ib.: goes up to
Passover, 42: amongst the doctors in
temple, 43: found by his parents, 44: his
first words, 45: returns to Nazareth,
46: baptized by John, 56-59: tempted
in the wilderness, 60-69: personal as-
pect, 64: borne witness to by John, 71:
followed by Andrew, John, Peter, Philip,
and Nathanael, 72-76: at Cana turns
water into wine, 79-82: drives traders
from temple, 83: foretells his death and
resurrection, 85, 86: discourses with
Nicodemus, 87-89: at Jacob's Well,
96: converses with Samaritan woman,

97-100: goes into Galilee and begins
his FIRST CIRCUIT, 104: rejected at
Nazareth, 106-109: calls Peter, Andrew,
James, and John, to be disciples, 114:
continues FIRST CIRCUIT, 115-117: his
excellences characterized, 117: delivers
the Sermon on the Mount, 119-133:
casts out an unclean spirit at Capernaum,
135-137: heals Simon's wife's mother,
137: works other miracles, 137: and
that of the draught of fishes, 138: casts
out devils and cleanses a leper, 139:
heals the palsied, 141: calls Matthew,
143: answers disciples of John Baptist,
144: goes to Jerusalem for Passover,
147: heals cripple at pool of Bethesda,
149: asserts His Divinity before the
Rulers, 150-156: commences his SECOND
CIRCUIT in Galilee, 157: heals on the
Sabbath, 161: persecuted, 162: retreats
from the multitude to a ship, 163: prays
and names Twelve Apostles, 166, 167:
delivers Sermon on the plain, 171: heals
Centurion's servant at Capernaum, 174:
raises Widow's son at Nain, 176: wit-
nesses to John Baptist, 179: his feet
anointed by penitent and forgiven woman
of Nain, 185-190: cures blind and
dumb demoniac, 192: denounces sin of
blasphemy against Holy Ghost, 194:
declares who are his brethren, 197:
teaches in parables from ship on Lake,
200-215: hath not where to lay his
head, 217: stills tempest, 219: cures
Gadarene demoniac, 221: and woman
with issue of blood, 224: Jarius' daughter,
226 and two blind men, 226: revisits
Nazareth, 227: sends forth the Twelve
Apostles, 229: feeds five thousand, 241:
walks on sea, 245: discourses in the
Synagogue at Capernaum, 248-258:
reproves Scribes and Pharisees, 259:
commences the THIRD CIRCUIT, 262:
heals Syrophenician woman's daughter,
265: goes to Decapolis, and restores a
dumb man, 268: feeds four thousand,
271: heals blind man, 275: receives the
confession of Peter, 277: prophesies his
death and resurrection, 281: trans-
figured, 285: discourses with Peter,
James and John concerning Elias, 292:
heals a youth possessed with a devil,
295: works and discourses at Caper-
naum, 299-314: rejected by Samari-
tans, 319: goes to Feast of Tabernacles,
821 in the temple, 322, 330, 331: de-
clares his divinity, 331: gives sight to
man born blind, 836: reproves the
Pharisees for their blindness, 340: the
good shepherd, 342: sends forth the
Seventy, 350: delivers parable of the
Good Samaritan, 357-359: visits Beth-
any, 360: goes to Feast of Dedication,
364: raises Lazarus, 369-377: threat-
ened by the Council, 378: commences
the FOURTH CIRCUIT, 381: repeats the
Lord's Prayer, 382: discourses and pro

phesies, 387-399: continues to preach,
heal, and teach, 400-460: and concludes
Fourth Circuit, 461: discourses on law
of divorce, 461: blesses young children,
462 instructs the Young Ruler, 563:
promises thrones to the Apostles, 467:
foretells his death, 473: replies to the
request of James and John, 479: passes
through Jericho, 482: cures three blind,
482-484: visits Zaccheus, 485: delivers
parable of the Ten Pounds, 487; reaches
Bethany, 491: anointed by Mary, 494:
enters Jerusalem in triumph, 499–511:
blights the fig-tree, 512, 520: drives
money-changers from Temple, 513: re-
ceives Hosannas from children in Temple,
515 utters discourses and parables, and
denounces woes in the Temple, 520-559:
commends the widow's mite, 560: leaves
the Temple for the last time, 562: fore-
tells its destruction, 562: and the com-
ing of the last day, 567: exhorts to
watchfulness, 575: discourses in para-
ables and concerning Last Day, 577—
586: Greeks desire to see Him, 587:
prays, and is answered by a Voice from
heaven, 589: prophesies his death, 592:
ends his teaching, 594: the Rulers con-
spire, and Judas agrees to betray, 596

601: the Last Supper, washes the
disciples' feet, Holy Eucharist instituted,
parting discourse of the Saviour, 602-
646: agony and betrayal, 646-659:
brought before Caiaphas, condemned,
denied by Peter, 660-668: again ex-
amined by the Council, 670: bound
and led forth to Pilate, 674: sent to
Herod, 677: scourged, 682: condemned,
691: led out to Calvary, 693: foretells
destruction of Jerusalem, 695: cruci-
fied, 698: lots cast on vesture, 704:
reviled, 705: dies, 717: the earthquake,
722: the piercing of the side, 726: the
burial, 728: events around sepulchre,
733-740: Resurrection, 741-764: ap-
pearances after Resurrection, 765-817:
Ascension, 816: concluding reflections
on, 820.

Christmas Day, 27.

Chronology of Scriptural events; birth of

Christ, 8, 23: the time fulfilled, 110: of
our Lord's ministry, 147, 314, 317, 318.
Church the, the bride, 93: visible, 112:
164, 165: universal, 208, 278: inde-
fectible, 280, 532.

Church of England, 305.
Church of Rome, its errors, 452.
Chuza, 105, 188. (See Joanna.)
Circuits of our Lord, 94: first begins, 104:
147 second, 157, 159: 164: 227: third,
259: completed, 314: fourth commenced,
381: concluded, 461.
Cleopas, 768, 772.
Cloth, 145.

Cock, crowing, 666.
Corban, 261.

Cross, sign of the, 570: Seven Sayings on,

first, 699: second, 710: third, 714:
fourth, 716 fifth, 717: sixth and
seventh, 717 superscription on the,
702: Christ taken down from the, 731.

Dalmanutha, 272.
Dan, 48, 276.
David, 546.

Day, division of Jewish, 700.
Day of Judgment, 567, 581.
Dead Sea, 49.

Decapolis, 52, 75, 116, 241, 267, 270.
Dedication, Feast of, 364.

Demoniacs, 135, 137, 163, 192, 221, 222,
295.

Devil, the, 60, 69, 125, 193, 352.
Disciples, Christ's, baptize, 91: must leave
all for Christ, 217: in tempest on lake,
219: at Capernaum, 300-314: contend
for pre-eminence, 302, 613: the seventy
sent forth, 350: murmur at Mary's
anointing, 494: 666: 773.

Divinity of Christ, 151, 155, 333, 355, 366,
547, 573, 631, 737, 757, 788, 820.
Divorce, 461.
Dove, 58, 83.
Doxology, 132.

Jerusalem described, 7: 16: 94: 329: its
towers, 401: Christ's lamentations over,
410, 507, 558: 505, 534, 564, 565.
Jesus, the name of, 30. (See Christ, Di-

vinity of Christ, Mediator, Messiah,
Miracles, Parables, Shiloh).

Jews, the, under the Romans, 8: at Pass-

overs, 90: tribes of, 94: their notions of
the Messiah, 111: 197: murmur at Jesus,
321-325: cast stones at him, 334: their
cruelty, 705.

Jezreel, 14, 16.

Joanna, 105, 188, 742, 760.

John, the Baptist, angel foretells his birth,
10: born and named, 20: in the wilder-
ness, 50-56: baptizes Jesus, 56: testifies
to him, 71: nature of his baptism, 91,
522, 523: testifies again to Christ, 93:
imprisoned, 104: his disciples question
Christ, 144: his witness of Christ, 153:
sends his disciples to Jesus, who mag-
nifies him, 177-181: beheaded, 239:
not Elias, 294.

John, the Apostle, 72: called, 115: leaves
all to follow Jesus,139: named an apostle,