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Israel, p. 7114.

. Prophecies in which particularism is more or less

overcome, p. 711».

. Special blessings reserved for the new Jerusalem,

p. 7124,

. Traces of ‘legal’ religion, p. 712%.

. Messianic expectations, p. 7134.

. Approaches to apocalyptic, p. 713. )

. Apocalyptic proper. The Book of Daniel, p.

7144,

VIII. Tue Prizsts’ Copz (P), pp. 7154-723». i. THE SOURCES, p. 715+. ii. CONCEPTION OF GOD, p. 715». 1. The Creation narrative, p. 715». 2. Avoidance of anthropomorphisms, p. 715°. 3. The Divine image and its results, p. 715». lii. YHE REGULATIONS OF THE THEOCRACY, pp. 716° 722», . The Lérith with Noah, p. 7162. b ie », Abraham, p. 7164. F A at Sinai, p. 716>. . The Ceremonial Law, pp. 716-722b.

(a) Holy places, p. 7174: («) The Tent of Meet- ing, p. 7174; (8) Priestly and Levitical cities, p. 717; (7) the Sabbatical year and the year of jubile, p. 717».

(b) Holy times (festivals), p. 718%. :

(c) Holy persons : («) Israel the special posses- sion of Jahweh, p. 718>; (8) the organiza- tion of the priesthood, p. 7194; (7) the Levites, p. 719; (6) the Nazirites, p. 7208.

(d) Holy property : («) meaning and efficacy of sacrifice, p. 720%; the sémtkhah, p. 720. The question of a satisfactio vicaria, p. 720b, The presenting of the blood, p. 7218, (8) The various kinds of sacrifice : (i.) the sin-offering and the guilt-offering, p. 7218; (ii.) the burnt-offering, p. 721»; (iii.) the meal-offerings, p. 7224.

5. The ethical system of P, p.\722>. IX. THE RELIGIOUS LyRIC AND ELEGIAC POETRY (Books of Psalms and Lamentations), pp. 723b-728#. 1. Conception of God, p. 724. (a) Sh es exalted notion of the Divine being, p. 24a,

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(6) One apparent limitation, p. 7244. (c) The béné ’elohim, p. 724. (d) The Divine attributes, p. 7240. 2 pee Nees outside the sphere of Jahwism proper p. 7254, . Nature and history of the Theocracy, p. 725». . The theocratic institutions, p. 725». . The character of the religion of the Psalms, p. 725». (a) A life of prayer, p. 7262. (6) Dependence on, and trust in, God, p. 7262. 6. Morality, p. 726b. The ‘imprecatory psalms,’ p. 726%. 7. The doctrine of retribution, p. 726». 8. Messianic expectations, p. 7272. . The question of personal immortality, p. 7282. X. Tue s0-cALLED HokHMAH (WispdoM) LireraturE (Proverbs, Job, Ecclesiastes), pp. 728°—-732a. Introduction ; the ‘ wise’ as a class, p. 728%. 1. Proverbs, pp. 728-729», (a) Literary questions, p. 728». (0) Religious speculation : personification of Wisdom, p. 729%, (c) Standpoint of the book utilitarian and yet re- ligious, p. 7294. (d) The doctrine of retribution, p. 729», . Job, pp. 729-7314, (a) Critical questions : genuine, p. 729> f. be (0) eh re the béné ’Elohim and the Satan, 308

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c) The meaning of Job 1925ff., p. 7302. %) The theodicy of the book, p. 730», 8. Ecclesiastes, pp. 7314-732,

(a) Standpoint of the Preacher, p. 731a. character of the book, p. 7314 note.

(b) Ecclesiastes a final demonstration of the insuffi- ciency of the Law and the need of Christ, p. 7328,

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Literature, p. 732.

INDEXES

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I, AUTHORS AND THEIR ARTICLES é F ; ‘ : : : F 737 IL. SUBJECTS . ; : ; ; : : : : : ; : 745 III. SCRIPTURE TEXTS AND OTHER REFERENCES . : : : F , ; 891 IV. HEBREW AND GREEK TERMS 919 V. ILLUSTRATIONS 933 VI. MAPS 936

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AUTHORS’ NAMES, AND LIST OF THEIR PRINCIPAL ARTICLES.

[As arule, only those articles which occupy at least a column are included in the following lists. Articles whose title is followed by ‘[Ext.]’ will be found in the Extra Volume].

ABRAHAMS, ISRAEL, M.A., Editor of the Jewish Quarterly Review, and Reader in Talmudic in the University of Cambridge.

New Moon, Time, Trumpet.

ADAMSON, Rev. A., M.A., B.D., Dundee. Reconciliation.

ADENEY, Rev. WALTER F., M.A., D.D., Professor of Theology and Principal of the Lancashire College, Manchester.

Augustus, Blessedness, Blessing, Cesar, Czesar’s Household, Centurion, Contentment, Decision, Governor, Man, Martha, Mediator (Mediation), Offence, Preaching, Publican, Self-surrender, Teacher (Teaching), Temper- ance, Woman, Worship (in NT); besides some shorter articles.

AGLEN, Ven. A. S., M.A., D.D., Archdeacon of St. Andrews. Beth-horon, Compassion (Pity), Friend, Hand, Lord, Rahab (the harlot), Shiloh (Gn 491°) ; and a few shorter articles.

ALLEN, Rev. WILLOUGHBY C., M.A., Chaplain, Fellow, and Lecturer in Theology and Hebrew, Exeter College, Oxford.

Asherah, Gershon, High Place, Kohath, Merari; besides some shorter articles.

BACHER, W., Ph.D., Professor of Biblical Studies in the Landes-Rabbinerschule, Budapest. Sanhedrin, Synagogue.

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