Congregational Worship, what it
ought to be, 491; partial revival
of, since the Reformation, 573; dis-
liked by Puritans, 575; assisted by
Wesley, 577.
Congregations, Jewish, how made

to join in the Synagogue Services,
474, 476.

Constantine the Great, Half-Pagan
till the end of his life, 534.
Creation, worship at the, 116.
Creeds, origin of the custom of
Turning to the East at the, 506.
Cross, sign of the, 549; devotional
use of the, 551.

Crosses, worship of, 555.
Cruelties, in Heathen Worship, 282.
Cubit, length of the Jewish, 372 n.
Curtains, round Sanctuaries, 548.
Cuzco, in Peru, temple at, 169.

DAILY PRAYER, by an Ashango
Chief, 293.

Daily Sacrifices, in Jewish Temple,
425.

Dance of S. Willibrord, 188; Great
Sun, of the Ponca Indians, 191.
Dancing, Religious, 185; abuse of,
186, 192; Mania, 187.
David's Victory, 315.

Day of Atonement, Ritual of the,
444.

Decorum not everything in worship,
461.

Devil-Idols, 290.

Devil-Worship, hideous ugliness of,
9, 75, 289.

Devotional Postures, in Jewish
Temple, 433.
Devotional Ritual, not given by
Revelation, 20; in Jewish Temple,

421.

Diamond Thrones in Heaven, Budd-
hist belief, 82.

Diana, temple of, at Ephesus, 168;
worship of, 224.

Dignity, a characteristic of the Wor-
ship in the Jewish Temple, 437.
Diocletian Edict for the Demolition

of Churches, 512.

Dissenters, adopting the Church's
system of worship, 37, 582, 590.

Dreary Worship, 462.
Dress, of Heathen Worshippers,
194; of Heathen Priests, 197; of
Heathen High Priests, 198; of
Jewish Levites, Priests, and High
Priests, 380; of Jewish Worship-
pers, 468; of Christian Ministers
and Worshippers, 524-538.
Dumb Worship, 35, 576.

EARLY TRAINING, of Jewish con-
gregations, for congregational wor-
ship, 477.

Eastward Worship, a heathen tradi-
tion respecting its antiquity, 173;
in Christian Church, 501; not Sun-
worship, 506; not Eucharistic,
509; not Roman, 522.
Ebal, solemnity on Mount, 308.
Egypt, temples of, 167; ancient
religion of, 239; ancient Heathen
Calendar of, 241.

Epidemics in the Middle Ages,
Dancing Mania, 32.

Esquimaux Priest and Clerk con-
ducting Worship, 261.
Expiation, in Heathen Worship, 145.
Extempore Prayer, allowed before

Sermons in Churches, 576.
Externals of Worship important, 4;
are there any guiding principles
with respect to the, 7.

F., the best Musical Note for ordinary
Congregational Responding, 475.
Faculties and Senses, limitations of
the human, 131.
Festivals, in Jewish Temple, 440.
Flowers, 544.

Font, Norman, in S. Giles' Church,
Durham, England, 279.
Formalism, in Heathen Worship,
156.

Fountains, before Heathen Temples
and Altars, 162.
Future Judgment, ancient Egyptian
doctrine of a, 240.

Future Life, Assyrian doctrine of a,
230.

GERIZIM, solemnity on Mount, 308.
Gladness in Heathen Worship, 193;
in Jewish Worship, 463, 469, 473-

Glass, coloured and painted, 544.
God, illustrations of the mysterious
Essence and Being of, "the Wind,"
135; the Ether, 136.
Golden-Plate, Priest-wearing - the,
533.
Golden-Robe, presented by Con-
stantine to Macarius, 533.
Greece, Temples of, constructed for
Westward Worship, 166; ancient
Heathen Worship in, 225.

HALLEL, how sung in the Jewish
Temple, 441.

Hallelujah Victory of S. German,
489.

Heathen Choirs, Roman, 226.
Heathen Devotional Ritual, 175.
Heathen Responses in Africa, 251.
Heathen Worship, 145.

Heathenism "athirst for God," 291.
Heaven, a Temple, 21, 46; real and
local, 141.

Heavenly Worship, an objective
reality, 129; the original worship,
143.
Helena, Mother of Constantine, 553.
Herod's Temple at Jerusalem, Plat-
forms and Principal Gates of, 408;
Court of the Gentiles, 410; Royal
Porch, 412; Sanctuary, 416; Trea-
sury, 416; Great Altar, 417; Holy
House, 418; ground Plan of, 420.
Hindu Worship, 257.

Holy Houses of Gold, as Shrines of
Temples, 373.

Hosanna Anthem, at Feast of Taber-
nacles, 457.

Hours of Heathen Worship, 160.
Human Sacrifices, considered to be
Expiatory, 149.

Hymns, ancient Egyptian, 249.
Hyper-Spiritualism, how far errone-
ous, 25.

IDOLS, place of, at West of Altars,
looking Eastward, 162.
Illumination of Jewish Temple, at
Feast of Tabernacles, 459.
Image-Worship, in Christendom,
588.

Impersonal Spiritual Forces, 133.
Incense, Ritual use of, 69, 102, 548.
India, Temples of, 169.
Inductive Method of Inquiry applied
to the Externals of Worship, 7.
Indulgences, 564.

Infants' Schools, Congregational and
Musical Method of Instruction in,
35.

Instinct of Worship, 3; its Nature,
II; its Power, 8, 17; its Autho-
rity, 19; not Infallible, 19; its pro-
ducts respected by Revelation, 22;
its Interpretation, 25.
Instincts, of Nutrition, Language,
Ornamentation, Education, 12,
13; of Gallinaceous Birds, 14;
prior to Experience, 14; develop.
ment of, 15.

Invention of Congregational Re-
sponses by Methodists and Salva-
tionists, 36.

Ireland, ancient churches of, 513.
Isaiah 6. explained, 43.

MALTA, Temple in, 166.
Masses, 564.

Matter, may be Ether in motion,
136; capable of glorification, 137.
May Revellers, 188.

Medieval Dumb Worship, its influ-
ence still felt, 42.

Minerva, Worship of, at Troy, 224.
Moab, temples of, 167.

Modern Scepticism, with respect to
the Spirit of Evil, 288.
Mohammedan Worship, towards
Mecca, 165; in Africa, 255; in
Asia, 257.

Monogram, the sacred, 552.
Mosaics, 542.

Musical Worship, 33, 37-40, 73,
208; Laodicean, 491; Modern,
583.

Passover, in Jewish Temple, 440.
Patriarchal Worship, 297.
Persecution, at Reformation, 596.
Places of Worship, Heathen, 161.
Plan of Herod's Temple, 420.
Ponca Indians, Great Sun-Dance of
the, 191.

Porch, of the Heavenly Temple, 46.
Prayer, Heathen, rests on sacrifices,
151.

Priesthood, the Christian, Non-
sacerdotal but Divinely Commis-
sioned, 529.

Primitive Christian Worship, East-
ward Direction of, a reaction
against Heathenism, 173; Pliny's
account of, 489; prayers, bright
and Scriptural, 495.

Processions, Heathen Religious, 181;
Jewish and Christian, 184, 455,
530; abused by Church of Rome,
184; loss of, in modern times,
590.

Purgatory, doctrine of, 562.
Puritanism, opposed to Congrega-
tional Responding, 42, 575.

QUAKER Worship, 591.

READERS, in middle of congrega.
tions, in Synagogues, 467, and in
Primitive Christian Churches, 484.
Reading the Scriptures, in the
Temple, 457.

Reason, its functions in religion, 16.
Red Sea, Thanksgiving Service at
the, 300.

Reformation, the, 41, 72.
Reformers, in Heathen religions,
opposed to Westward Idolatrous
Worship, 172.

Relics, worship of, 555.
Responsive and Congregational Wor-
ship, in Heaven, 66, 67, 86, 102,
114; in Heathenism, 200; in the
Jewish Temple, 428; in Syna-
gogues, 470; how maintained,
474; in the early Christian Church,
486; partially revived since the
Reformation, 572.