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 day 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,

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-
tíon, 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

in Revelation, 646; their authority not |
recognized by Marcion and his party,
657; their authority not contested
after the death of Paul, 658; asked
by Jesus not to forsake him, 680; see
and hear Jesus after his crucifixion,
690. See Apostles and Disciples.
Two Commandments, the, 381, 382.
Tychicus, 590, 609, 610.
Tyrannus, 589.

Tyre, 259, 281, 283, 303, 501, 612, 613.

"UNCLEAN," explanation of the term,
7, 17, 199; dread of becoming un-
clean, 277, 278.

Universal (Catholic) Church, the, 21,

22.

University of Jerusalem, 6, 93, 140.
Urbanus, 591.

Uriel, the angel, 46.

VERONICA, legend of her handkerchief,

448.

Via Dolorosa, the, 449.
Viema (in Gaul), 4.

Vineyard and the laborers, parable of,
296-298.

Virgins, the foolish, parable of, 403-
405.

Vision, the meaning of, among Biblical
writers, 119.

WAFER, the, 418.

Wandering Jew, the, 448, 449.
Water, turned to wine, miracle of, 232,
233, 676; Jesus walking on the, 268,
269, 679; flowing from Jesus's side,
the symbol of purification at the
crucifixion, 689.

Wedding feast, the, parable of, 304.
Wedding garment, the, parable of, 307,

308.

Weihnachten, 68.

Well, the, of Nazareth, 90.
Whited sepulchres, 384, 385.
Whitsuntide, feast of, 66.

Widow, the mite given to the poor, 394.
Widow and the judge, parable of, 656.
Wine, symbol of Jesus's blood in the
Lord's Supper, 415-418, 679.
Wisdom, the word called Logos, 670.
"Wisdom of God," 399.

Wisdom of Solomon, enters into the
Alexandrian philosophy, 669, 670.

Witches, belief in, 134.

Woeful way, the, 449.
Woman and the lost coin, parable of,

210.

Women, Court of the, 394.
Women, humiliated by customs of mar-
riage and divorce, 339; dignity and
rights of, in Jesus's mind, 341; ad-
dressed by Jesus on his way to the
cross, 448.

Word, the, 669; how used in the Fourth
Gospel, 670, 671-673; made flesh,
674, 675.

Worship, image-worship, 2.

YAHWEH, 6; attempt to effect a union
between the religion of, and the
Greek philosophy, 7; his worship
thought to be desecrated by Jesus's
intercourse with the unclean, 11; old
prophecies concerning, 49, 103, 109,
110, 143, 416; the servant of, de-
scribed by the second Isaiah, 196,
197; his coming expected by John,

255.

Yezua, 60.
Yule feast, 67.
Yule-log, the, 67.

ZACCHEUS, 14; greeted by Jesus, 353,
354; story of, 355, 356.
Zachariah, father of John the Baptist,
43-46; account of his vision, 44;
struck dumb, 45; regains speech, 45;
story of, considered, 46-51; his song
of praise, 47, 102.

Zealots, the, 4, 5, 6, 378; their party
watchword, 4, 7. See Zelots.
Zebedee, 127, 128; sons of, 129, 180,
310, 421, 666; his wife a follower of
Jesus, 186, 351; his sons rebuked,
310.

Zebedeus, 621.

Zechariah, his murder, referred to in
Luke, 399.

Zechariah, the prophet, 483; fulfilment
of a prophecy, 361, 362.

Zelot, appellation of Simon the Canaan-
ite, 180.

Zelots, the, 181. See Zealots.
Zerubbabel, the temple of, thrown
down, 3.
Zeus, 539.
Zion, Mount, 3.
Zodiac, the, 74.
Zoroaster, 40, 76.