DiMONT (Charles Tunnacliff), B.D. (Oxon.). Principal of Salisbury Theological College; Prebendary of Salisbury; Chaplain to the Bishop of Salisbury. Business, Labour.
VON DoBSCHUTZ (Ernst), D.Theol.
Professor of New Testament Exegesis in the University of Breslau.
Communion, Fellowship, Hellenism, Josephus,
Donald (James), M.A., D.D. (Aberd.).
Minister of the Church of Scotland at Keith- hall and Kinkell, Aberdeenshire.
Dispersion, Gentiles, Heathen, Libertines.
Duncan (James AValker), M.A.
Minister of tiie United Free Church at Lass- odie, Dumfriesshire. Canaan, Haran.
DuNDAS (William Harloe), B.D.
Rector of Magheragall, near Lisbum. Authority, Dominion.
Faulkner (John Alfred), B.A., B.D., M.A.. D.D. Professor of Historical Theology in Drew Theological Seminary, Madison, N.J. Benediction, Doxology. Feltoe (Charles Lett), D.D.
Rector of Ripple, near Dover ; sometime Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge ; author of Sacramentarium Leonianuin, The Letters and other Remains of Dionysixis of Alex- andria.
Akeldama, Candace, Chamberlain, Ethiopians, Ethiopian Eunuch, Judas Iscariot.
Fletcher (M. Scott), M.A., B.D., B.Litt.
Master of King's College, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia ; author of The Psychology of the Aew Testament. Edification, Enlightenment, Exhortation. Frew (David), D.D.
Minister of the Church of Scotland at Urr. Barnabas, Esdras (The Second Book of), Herod.
Garvie (Alfred Ernest), M.A. (Oxford), D.D. (Glas.). Principal of New College, London ; author of The Ritschlian Theology, Studies in the Inner Life of Jesus, Studies of Paul and his Gospel. Evil, Fall, Good. Gordon (Alexander Reid), D.Litt., D.D.
Professor of Hebrew in 31'Gill University, and of Old Testament Literature and Exegesis in the Presbyterian College, Montreal ; author of The Poets of the Old Tcs-tainent. Judgment-Hall, Judgment-Seat, Justice, Lawyer, Gould (George Pearce), M.A., D.D.
Principal of Regent's Park College, London ; Ex-President of the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland.
Berenice, Drusilla, Felix, Festus, Lysias.
Grant (William Milne), M.A.
Minister of the United Free Church at Drumoak, Aberdeenshire ; author of The Religion and Life of the Patriarchal Age, The Founders of Israel. Assembly, Building, Day-Star, Founda- tion, Genealogies, Gospel, and other articles.
Grensted (Laurence William), M.A., B.D. Vice-Principal of Egerton Hall, Manchester ; joint-author of Introduction to the Books of the Neio Testament.
Colossians (Epistle to the), Ephesians (Epistle to the).
Grieve (Alexander James), M.A., D.D.
Professor of New Testament Studies and Christian Sociology in tiie Yorkshire United Independent College, Bradford. Form, Friendship, Fruit, Image.
Griffith-Jones (Ebenezer), B.A. (Lond.), D.D. (Edin.). Principal, and Professor of Dogmatics, Homi- letics, and Practical Theology, Yorkshire United Independent College, Bradford ; autiior of The Ascent through Christ, Types of Christian Life, The Economics of Jesus, The Master and His Method, Faith and Verif cation. Abiding, Abounding, Acceptance, Access, Account, Ansvyer.
AUTHORS OF ARTICLES IN THIS VOLUME
Hamilton (Harold Francis), M.A., D.D.
Ottawa, Canada ; formerly Professor in the University of Bishoj)'s College, Lennox ville, Quebec.
Barnabas (Epistle of).
Handcock (P.S.P.), M.A.
Member of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at- Law ; Lecturer of the Palestine Exiiloration Fund ; formerly of the Department of Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities in the British Museum ; author of Mesopotamian Archceology, Latest Light on Bible Lands. Dog, Eagle, Goat, Hospitality, Locust, and otiier articles.
HooKE (Samuel Henry), M.A. (Oxon.), B.D. (Lond.). Professor of Oriental Languages and Litera- ture in Victoria College, Toronto. Heaven, Immortality, Lake of Fire.
James (John George), M.A., D.Lit.
Author of Problems of Personaliti/, Problems of Prayer, The Coming Age nf Faith, The Prayer- Life.
Cross, Crucifixion, Custom, Dream.
Jordan (Hermann), Ph.D.
Professor of Church History and Patristics in the University of Erlangen. Catholic Epistles, Epistle, Letter.
Lake (Kirsopp), M.A. (Oxford), D.D. (St. And.).
Professor of Early Christian Literature in
Harvard University ; author of The Earlier
Epistles of St. Paul.
Acts of the Apostles, Acts of the Apostles
(Apocryphal), Luke.
Lambert (John C), M.A., D.D.
Fenwick, Kilmarnock ; author of The Sacra- meiits in the New Testament.
Antichrist, Body, Conscience, Flesh, Life and Death, Light and Darkness, and other articles.
Law (Robert), D.D. (Edin.).
Professor of New Testament Literature in
Knox College, Toronto ; author of The Tests
of Life : A Study of the First Epistle of St.
John.
Covetousness, Formalism, Fulness,
Generation, Glory, Hour.
LiGHTLEY (John William), M.A., B.D.
Professor of Old Testament Language and Literature and Philosophy in the Wesleyan College, Headingley, Leeds. Epicureans.
Lofthouse (William F.), M.A.
Professor of Philosophy and Old Testament Language and Literature in the Wesleyan College, Handsworth, Birmingham ; author of Ethics and Atonement, Ethics and the Family.
Conversion, Creation, Forgiveness, Free- dom of the Will.
Mackenzie (Donald), M.A.
Minister of the United Free Church at Oban ; Assistant Professor of Logic and Meta- physics in the University of Aberdeen, 1906-1909. Abstinence, Feasting, Fornication, Harlot, Lust, and other articles.
Maclean (Arthur John), D.D. (Camb.), Hon. D.D. (Glas.). Bishop of Moray, Ross, and Caithness ; author of Dictionary of Vernacular Syriac ; editor of East Syrian Liturgies. Adoption, Angels, Ascension, Baptism, Demon, Family, and other articles.
Main (Archibald), M.A. (Glas.), B.A. (Oxon.), D.Litt. (Glas.). Minister of the Church of Scotland at Old Kilpatrick ; examiner in Modern and Ecclesi- astical History and in Political Economy in St. Andrews University; meuiber of the Examining Board of the Church of Scot- land. Cymbal, First-Fruit, Harp.
Marsh (Fred. Shipley), M.A.
Sub-Warden of King's College Theological Hostel and Lecturer in Theology, King's College, London ; formerly Tyrwhitt and Crosse Scholar in the University of Cam- bridge.
Clement of Rome (Epistle of), Galatians (Epistle to the), Hebrews (Epistle to the).
Martin (A. Stuart), M.A., B.D.
Formerly Pitt Scholar and Examiner in Divinity in Edinburgh University and Minister of the Churcli of Scotland at Aberdeen ; author of The Books of the Neio Testament. Grace, Justification.