seen, as described by Ezekiel, and their "judges restored to them as at the first, and their counsellors as at the beginning" (Isa. i. 26)—these irrevocable promises of Jehovah will then be literally, fully, and finally accomplished:

"REJOICE YE WITH JERUSALEM, AND BE GLAD WITH HER, ALL YE THAT LOVE HER REJOICE FOR JOY WITH HER, ALL YE THAT MOURN FOR HER: THAT YE MAY SEEK, AND BE SATISFIED WITH THE BREASTS OF HER CONSOLATIONS; THAT YE MAY MILK OUT, AND BE DELIGHTED WITH THE ABUNDANCE OF HER GLORY.

FOR THUS SAITH THE LORD, BEHOLD I WILL EXTEND PEACE TO HER LIKE A RIVER, AND THE GLORY OF THE GENTILES LIKE A FLOWING STREAM; THEN SHALL YE SUCK, YE SHALL BE BORNE UPON HER KNEES. AS ONE WHOM HIS MOTHER COMFORTETH, SO WILL I COMFORT YOU; AND YE SHALL BE COMFORTED IN JERUSALEM." (Isaiah lxvi. 10--3.) "BEHOLD THE DAYS COME, SAITH THE LORD, THAT I WILL PERFORM THAT GOOD THING, WHICH I HAVE PROMISED UNTO THE HOUSE OF ISRAEL, AND TO THE HOUSE OF JUDAH. IN THOSE DAYS, AND AT THAT TIME, WILL I CAUSE THE BRANCH OF RIGHTEOUSNESS TO GROW UP UNTO DAVID; AND HE SHALL EXECUTE JUDGEMENT AND RIGHTEOUSNESS IN THE LAND. IN THOSE DAYS SHALL JUDAH BE SAVED, AND JERUSALEM SHALL DWELL SAFELY, AND THIS IS THE NAME WHEREWITH SHE SHALL BE CALLED, THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS." (Jer. xxxiii. 14-16.) Amen.

END OF BOOK I.

III.

oel iii. 2, 9-14; Zeph. iii. 8; Rev. viii. 13; xix. 19.
Lev. xvi. 14; xix. 11-18.

xx. 5–7; Dan. xii. 1: Joel, ii. 1, 2; Zeph. i. 14, 15; Zech.

, 3: Ps. lviii. 6, 10, 11; lix. 5, 12, 13; lxxiv. 1, 3, 10, 21–3; 2, 13-18; xlvi. 8-11.

11; Rev. xi. 3-12.

16; Zech. xiv. 3, 5; Acts i. 2: Col. iii. 4; 1 Thess. iii. 13; ix. 11.

el ii. 20; Rev. xviii. 8-21; Rev. xix. 20.

ii. 3, 7, 8; 1 Tim. iv. 1-4.

11-16; xiv. 1-3; Jer. xvi. 14, 15; Ezek. xxxvii. 16-23;

5; Rom. viii. 19.

Mal. i. 11 Rev. xx. 4, 6.

Is. xxxii. 1; Dan. vii. 22; Rev. ii. 27; v. 10; xii. 5; xix. 5; Ps. cxlix. 4-9.

Is. lx. 21; lxv. 20; Jer. vii. 7; xxv. 5; Micah iv. 7.

Amos. ix. 13; Joel, iii. 18; Zech. ii. 10, 11; viii. 13; xiv. 1, 15.

Zech. viii. 23; Is. iv. 1-3.

IV.

1 Cor. xv. 26.

vi. 12-17; xx. 12-15.

; xxii. 1, 2.

GENERAL INDEX.

A.

Abarbanel respecting the conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter. 51

reckons four universal banishments of the Jews from the countries
where they formerly lived. 240

Abgarus, King of Edessa, his Epistle to Jesus, quoted by Eusebius. 91
Abomination of Desolation, foretold by Daniel. 9

referred to in the Gospels of St. Matthew and
St. Luke. 229-231

set up by Antiochus Epiphanes. 279
fulfilled by the Roman army. 280, 281

harmony of the three Evangelists on the subject.
282-284

Christians escape to Pella, when the Roman army
first appeared. 288

"About," signification of the word in Scripture. 60

Abulfaragius, concerning the commencement of the “ Seventy Weeks" of

A.D. 29, the year of the Crucifixion, summary of the reason for this
conclusion. 138, 139

A.D. 33, summary of the reason for rejecting that date as the year of the
Crucifixion. 140

Advent, events at the First, a guide for concluding the time of the Second.

145

signs of the Second. 146, 147

Affghans, the, their Jewish descent. 337, 338

Africanus, Julius, on the date of the crucifixion. 79, 89

"After three Days," meaning of the term in Scripture. 121, 130

Age, duration of this, according to Jewish tradition. 148

and the early Christian writers. 149-151

Ageda, Great Council of the Jews at, in the 17th century, to investigate the
claims of Christ as the Messiah. 295

his rapid conquests. 246

84

245

division of his empire into four "notable" kingdoms.
247, 248

reasons why he favoured the Jews. 379, 380

Alford's reflections on the Star of Bethlehem. 51, 52

Allen (Modern Judaism), on the expectation of the Jews concerning the
Messiah. 325

Allo, Rabbi, his opinion concerning the promised Messiah. 325

Amon, length of his reign, according to the Codex Alexandrinus and the
Chronicle of Eusebius. 179, 180

Amos, the 1st king of the 18th dynasty, the Pharaoh of the Exode. 166, 167
Angus, Dr., on the time of observing the Passover. 99

Ancyranum, Monumentum, referred to. 55

Antioch, the Council of, decree with reference to Easter. 108

Antiochus Epiphanes, his treatment of the Jews, and pollution of the Temple.
251, 252

how he fulfilled the prophecy of "the little horn" of
Daniel. 249, 260-267

Apocrypha, concerning the time of Tobit's death in connection with the fall of
Nineveh. 196

Archelaus, date of his banishment by Augustus. 46

Aries, the sun in, a guide for fixing the Passover according to Josephus. 97
difference between the sign and the constellation. 97, 98

Aristotle, on the force of the word diereis. 42

Ark, which Moses made in the wilderness, will be found at the restoration of
the Jews. 383

Arles, Council of, respecting the observance of Easter. 108

Artaxerxes, date of his accession to the throne of Persia according to Thucy-
dides. 22-28

his "twentieth year," the commencement of Daniel's "Seventy
Weeks. 14, 15, 35

Arundelian Marbles, versus Ptolemy's Canon. 27

Asshur, name of, found on the Assyrian sculptures. 188

Assyrian Inscriptions, their confirmation of certain statements in the history
of Nebuchadnezzar. 194

Audians, the, in the 4th century, observed Easter on the 17th of March. 111
Audius, an account of. 110

175

on the division of time during this dispensation. 150
his defence of the chronology of the Hebrew text.
Augustus Cæsar, his census at the time of Christ's birth. 48, 49
shared the empire with Tiberius. 62

his decree exempting the Jews from appearing before any
judge on the Sabbath. 129

B.

Babylon, the capture of, according to the testimony of Scripture and Herodotus.

216, 217

“Babylon the Great," distinct from Babylon of Chaldæa, refers to the city

and church of Rome.

293

Babylonish Captivity, its threefold fulfilment.

183