members hold a council to dispose of
Jesus, 392; trial of Jesus, 428-433;
reassemble, 437, 438; judge the dis-
ciples, 495-498; trial of Stephen, 507,
508, 510; Paul asks for a commission
to go to Damascus, 522, 523; as-
semble to judge Paul, 621; a depu-
tation from, appears against him at
Cæsarea, 625, 626; complain of Paul
to Festus, 627.

Santa Claus, origin and use of the
name, 67, 68.

Sapphira, story of, 490-492.
Sarah, 44, 46, 47.

Sardis, Christian community estab-
lished in, 590; community addressed
in Revelation, 646, 647.
Sarepta, 235.

Satan, 22, 86, 136; the conflict with
Jesus, and the meaning of the story,
321-324; miracles to be done in his
name, 652.

Saturday, the service at the synagogue,
140.

Saturnalia, the, 67.

Saturninus, Quintus Sentius, 56.
Saturnus, 67.

Saul, receives the name of Paul, 537.
See Paul.

Saviour, the Greek expression for, 61.
"Sayings of the Lord," 30.
Scandinavia, 435.
Sceva, a high priest, 590.
Scribes, the, 6, 63, 69, 83, 84, 92, 163;
teachers of Jesus, 10; their formal-
ism, 14; in Galilee 94; study the
Law when in distress, 98; spoke on
the authority of Scripture, 130; in
the synagogue, 140, 141; have their
adherents, 178; their displeasure at
Jesus eating with publicans, 200, 201;
their astonishment at Jesus's forgive-
ness of sins, 204; their influence, 219;
mentioned by Jesus with respect, 224;
interrogate Jesus concerning his neg
lect of oral law," 276-281; demand
a sign of Jesus, 288-292; Jesus
makes them his enemies by cleansing
the temple, 367; belong to the San-
hedrim, 371; their attitude towards
Jesus at Jerusalem, 374, 375; the
judgment of Jesus concerning the
adulteress, 376, 377; attacked in ar-
gument by Jesus, 383-386; Jesus's
utterances against, 384-386; at the
trial of Jesus, 430.

Scriptures, taught to Jewish children,
93; Jesus's study of, 93, 94; read
and expounded in the synagogue,
140, 141; handled by Hillel, 220;
Jews' reverence for, 679.
Scythopolis, town of Galilee, 94.

Secundus, 568, 609, 610.
Selencia, 537.
Senate, the Roman, 2.
Seneca, 572.

Sepulchres, whited, 384, 385.
Sergius Paulus, 537.

"Sermon on the Mount," the, 141, 156,
163, 164, 168, 224, 231, 339.
Seven, the, 506, 511-513; recognized
as the leaders of the Grecian Jews,
511.
Seventy, story of its appointment and
work, in Luke, 542, 543; their pres-
ervation of the community at Jerusa
lem, 545.
Shalmaneser, 7.

Shammai, 219, 220; revives the cus
tom of washing the hands before and
after eating, 277; views of, on di-
vorce, 339.

Sharon, plain of, 613.
Sheba, Queen of, 303.
Shechem, 336, 677.

Sheep, fallen into a hole, parable of,
216, 217.

Sheep-gate, the, 360, 449, 678.
Shepherds, the, 53, 54, 64.
Shiloh, 81, 83.

Shoemakers, business followed by some
of the Rabbis, 90.
Sicily, 634.

Sidon, 235, 259, 282, 303, 501, 630.
Sign, Jesus asked to give a "sign,"
285, 288-292; of Jona, 302, 303;
"the sign," 303.

"Signs of the times," 289.
Silas, accompanies Paul on a mission-
ary tour, 19, 554, 564; thrown into
prison, and his deliverance, 565, 566;
remains at Berea, 568; rejoins Paul
at Corinth, 571; his labors at Cor-
inth, 571, 573; entrusted with the
First Epistle of Peter, 659.
Siloam, falling of the tower mentioned
by Jesus, 348.
Siloam, Pool of, 681.
Silvanus, 573; information regarding
him, 642.

Simeon, his prediction regarding Jesus,
62, 63; beholds the Messiah, 62; ut-
ters a song of praise, 62; the story
of, considered, 63-66.
Simeon Niger, 536.

Simon, a magician, story of, 617, 618.
Simon, a Pharisee, Jesus at his house,
205-208; Jesus anointed at his house
by the woman said to be Mary Mag-
dalen, 205-208; his horror of Jesus,
245, 246.

Simon, brother of Jesus, 238.

Simon, the leper, host of Jesus, 370;
Jesus anointed by the woman with

the alabaster vase at his house, 405-
407, 683.

Simon of Bethany, 185; owner of the
garden of Gethsemane, 185.
Simon of Cyrene, compelled to carry
the cross of Jesus, 448; conjecture of
his discipleship, 448; mentioned as
the father of Rufus, 448, 591.
Simon Peter, his surname, 181. See
Peter.

Simon the Canaanite, the Apostle, story
in the Apocrypha, 86; a disciple of
Jesus, 180; belonged to the party
of the Zelots, 181.
Sin offering, 61.

Sinai, Mount, Moses and the covenant
with the Lord, 16, 212, 276, 416, 487,
508; Moses compared with Jesus,
141, 322.

Sinners, the, explanation of the term,
7, 197-199; especially drawn to Je-
sus, 196-200; relations of Jesus with
them, 245, 246, 275; Jesus's conduct
towards them offensive to the Phari-
sees, 245, 246; conversion of, 289.
Sinterklaas, corruption of St. Nicholas,
67.
Sion, 483.

Sion, Monnt, 654.
Smiths, 90.

Smyrna, 592; Christianity established
in, 590; community of, addressed in
Revelation, 646, 647.
Socrates, 570.
Sodom, 259, 303.

Solomon, signification of name, 61; a
book on the healing art, attributed to
him, 133; quoted by Jesus, 169; sign
of, 302, 303.
Solomon, Song of, 118.
Solomon's Colonnade, 496.

"Son of David," 35, 45, 208, 383,
518.

Son of God, 670, 671.

"Son of Man," the use of the term,
199, 214, 252, 314, 315, 325, 330, 331,
350, 352, 354, 414, 426, 432.
Sopater, 568, 609, 610.

Sosthenes, 572, 590; the letter to the
Corinthians, 599.

Sower, the parable of, 153; companion
parable of, 644.
Spain, 435, 605.

Spirit, gender of the Hebrew word for,
57. See Holy Spirit.
Stachys, 591.

Star of Bethlehem, the, 68, 69, 72-74,
76.

Stephanas, his household baptized by
Paul, 571; co-worker of Paul, 599.
Stephen, 16; proclaims a higher relig-
ion upon the return of Jesus as the

Messiah, 16; his party take refuge at
Antioch, 17; pioneer of the broader
school of the followers of Jesus, 18;
consecrated to the service of Jesus,
506; his earnest preaching, 506, 507;
tried by the Council, 507, 508: stoned
to death, 509; the story of his trial
considered, 509-511; significance of,
514.

Stephen, Day for the commemoration
of his martyrdom, 66.
Stoics, 570.

Sunday, Easter, 363.
Sunday, Palm, 363.
Supper, the, and invited guests, parable
of, 305.

Supper, the Lord's Supper, 413-418,
662, 679, 680, 684, 685.
Susanna, a follower of Jesus, 186.
Swine, how regarded by the Jews, 575.
Sycamore tree, the legend of, 78.
Sychar, 677.

Synagogue, the, 93; structure and cus-
toms of, 140; the prophetic rolls, 140;
its rulers and elders, 198; its grow-
ing power, 219; the Great Synagogue,
277.

Synoptical Gospels, the, 27-32, 378:
used by the author of the Fourth
Gospel, 673; account of time of Je-
sus's death, 684.

Syntyche, 565; exhorted by Paul, 640.
Syracuse, 634.

Syria, 1, 3, 4, 9, 76, 125; communities
of Jews established in, 7; Antioch,
the capital of, 17, 516; governor of,
at time of Jesus's birth, 56; mission
of Paul in, 533-541, 555, 563; collis-
ion between the Christian schools,
547.

Syrtis, 631.

TABERNACLES, Feast of, 362, 680.
Tabitha, 557.
Tabor, 237.

Tailors, the business of, followed by
some of the Rabbis, 90.
Talent, meaning of, 165.
Talents, parable of the, 165, 166.
Talmud, the, 27, 133, 277; mention of
Jesus in, 78: accounts of public teach-
ing, 92; classes known as "the peo-
ples of the land," 199; story of Hillel,
219, 220; evidences of Jesus's trial in.
untrustworthy, 429; number of houses
of prayer in Jerusalem, 506.
Tanners, business of, followed by some
of the Rabbis, 90.
Tarichæa, 125.

Tarsus, 506, 521, 620.
Tavium, 563.
Tax-collectors, the, 7.

Temple, the, date of the destruction of,
in the revolt under Gessius Florus, 4;
that of Zerubbabel thrown down, and
a new one erected by Herod, 3; story
of Jesus at the age of twelve, 79-83;
dear to the Israelite, 360; Jesus en-
ters the, 363, 364; the traffic carried
on in the, 365, 366; Jesus expels the
traders, 366, 367; Jesus's saying, of
his power to raise it in three days,
367, 676; Jesus teaches in, 371-382,
393-395, 680-682; the free-will offer-
ings, 394; attachment of the people
to, 431.

Temptations of Jesus, 321-324.

Ten Commandments, the, referred to by
Jesus, 226, 227, 278, 280, 343.
Tertullus, conducts the case against
Paul, 625, 626.
Testament.

See New Testament, and

Old Testament.
Thaddaeus, 181; name sometimes sub-
stituted for that of Lebbæus, 181.
Thessalonians, First Epistle to, 23, 573;
if genuine, one of the earliest speci-
mens of Christian literature, 573.
Thessalonians, Second Epistle to the,
23, 651, 652.

Thessalonica, 19; community of be-
lievers established by Paul, 567.
Theudas, 497, 498, 499.

Thomas, account in the Apocrypha of
Jesus in the temple, 83, 84.
Thomas, a disciple of Jesus, 180; on
the Galilæan Sea, 666; accompanies
Jesus to Bethany, 682; his doubts
quieted by Jesus, 690.
"Thornbush," chapter of the, 379, 380.
Thrace, 564.

Three Kings, feast of, 78.
Three Taverns, the, 634, 635.
Thursday, the dav on which Moses as-
cended Mount Sinai, 212.
Thyatira, 564; Christian community es-
tablished in, 590; community at, ad-
dressed in Revelation, 646, 647.
Tiberias, Sea of, 124, 125.

Tiberias, town of Galilee, 94, 123, 137.
Tiberius, 96, 97; his name on a Roman
coin, 376.

Timæus, his son, 355.

Timon, consecrated to the service of
Jesus, 506.

Timotheus, accompanies Paul on a
missionary tour, 19; follower of Paul,
534, 539.

Timothy, companion of Paul, 555, 563,
564, 609, 610; sent to Thessalonica,
568; rejoins Paul at Corinth, 571; his
labors at Corinth, 571, 573; fellow-
laborer of Paul, 543, 590; recom-
mended to the Corinthians by Paul,

599; sent to Macedonia and Achaia,
602; with Paul in Rome, 638; joins in
the greeting to the Philippians in the
epistle to, 638; Paul's confidence in,
639; a prisoner, and his release, 642.
Timothy, Epistles to, their authorship,

23.

Timothy, First Epistle, a pastoral epis-
tle, 663.

Timothy, Second Epistle, a pastoral
epistle, 663; letter to, in the second
of Timothy, 637.

Titus, accompanies Paul and Barnabas
to Jerusalem, 18; follower of Paul,
534, 543; accompanies Paul to Jeru-
lem, 547; the centre of a dispute be-
tween Paul and the party at Jerusa-
lem, 548, 555; returns to Antioch,
550; possibly a companion of Paul
in his missionary labors, 562;
fellow-laborer of Paul, 590; de-
spatched to Corinth, 602; returns to
Paul, 602, 603; companion of Paul,
609;
records circumstance about
Eutychus, 611; his narrative regard-
ing Paul's visit to Jerusalem, 611,
613-615; his narrative modified in
Acts, 633, 634; reported to be labor-
ing in Crete and Dalmatia, 642.
Titus, Epistle to, its authorship, 23; a
pastoral epistle, 663.

Tombs, how regarded by the Jews,

575.

Traitor's Hill, the, 449.
Transfiguration, the, 502–504.
Transjordanic district, the, 104, 115,
682.

Treasure-house, the, 394.

Trinity, rise of the doctrine of the,
671.

Troas, 563, 564, 579, 602, 612; Paul
spends a week here, 611.
Trogyllium, Cape, 611, 612.
Trophimus, 609, 610, 619.
Tryphena, 591.
Tryphosa, 591.

Twelfth Night, Feast of, 78.
Twelve, the, their names, 127, 128, 178,
180, 181; their relations with Jesus,
178-184, 190-196; significance of the
number, 180; their occupations, 180,
181; distinctions between "disciples
and Apostles, 180; their number filled
by the choice of Matthias, 484;
spoken of in Corinthians and Revela-
tion, 485; recognized by the Hebrews
at Jerusalem as their leaders, 511;
their views differ from those of Paul,
530; Paul's acquaintance with, ac-
count in Acts, 533; allow their task to
pass to the Seventy, 545; their atti-
tude toward Paul, 583, 584; exalted