AUTHOES OF ARTICLES 11^ THIS VOLUME
Smith (Sherwin), M.A., B.D.
Minister of the Wesleyan Methodist Church at Burnley.
Abomination, Clean and Unclean.
SOUTER (Alexander), M.A., D.Litt.
Regius Professor of Humanity and Lecturer in Mediaeval Palaeography in the University of Aberdeen ; formerly Professor of New Testament Greek and Exegesis in Mansfield College, Oxford ; author of A Study of Ambrosiaster, The Text and Canon of the New Testament. Augustus, Caesar, Caligula, Citizenship, Diana, Domitian, and other articles.
Spooner (William Archibald), D.D.
Warden of New College, Oxford ; Hon. Canon of Ciirist Church, Oxford ; Examining Chaplain to the Bishop of Peterborough. Lucius.
Stevenson (Morley), M.A.
Principal of Warrington Training College ; Hon. Canon of Liverpool ; author of Hand- book to the Gospel according to St. Luke, and other works. Author and Finisher, Circumcision, Divisions, Foreruimer, Heresy, Judaiz- ing.
Stewart (George Wauchope), M.A., B.D.
Minister of the Church of Scotland at Hadding- ton (First Charge) ; author of Music in the Church.
King, King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Lord.
Stewart (Robert William), M.A,, B.Sc, B.D.
Minister of the United Free Church at Duthil (Carr Bridge). Apostolic Constitutions.
Strachan (Robert Harvey), M.A. (Aberd.), B.A. (Cantab.). Minister of the Presbyterian Church of England at Cambridge.
Consecration, Fast (The), Holiness, Holy Day.
Strahan (James), M.A., D.D.
Professor of Hebrew and Biblical Criticism in the M'Crea Magee Presbyterian College, Londonderry ; Cunningham Lecturer ; author of Hebrew Ideals, The Book of Job, The Captivity and Pastoral Epistles. Abraham, Colours, Elements, Galatia, Hypocrisy, and other articles.
Thumb (Albert).
Professor of Comparative Philology in the University of IStrassburg ; author of Hand- book of tlte Modern Greek Vernacular. Hellenistic and Biblical Greek.
Tod (David Macrae), M.A., B.D. (Edin.).
Minister of the Presbyterian Church of England at Hudderstield ; formerly Hebrew Tutor and Cunningham Fellow, New College, Edinburgh. Faith, Faithfulness, Ignorance, Know- ledge.
Vos (Geerhardus), Ph.D., D.D.
Charles Haley Professor of Biblical Theology in the Theological Seminary of the Presby- terian Church at Princeton, N.J.
Brotherly Love, Goodness, Joy, Kind- ness, Longsuffering, Love.
Watkins (Charles H.), D.Th.
Minister of the Baptist Church at Liverpool ;
Lecturer in the Midland Baptist College
and University College, Nottingham ; author
of St. Paul's Fight for Galatia.
Ambassador, Blessedness, Brethren,
Conspiracy.
Watt (Hugh), B.D.
Minister of the United Free Church of Scotland at Bearsden ; Examiner for the Church History Scholarships of the United Free Church of Scotland. Didache.
Wells (Leonard St. Alban), M.A. (Oxon.).
Vicar of St. Aidan's, South Shields ; sub- editor of the Oxford Apocrypha and Pseud- epigrapha. Alpha and Omega, Amen.
Willis (John Roth well), B.D.
Canon of St. Aidans, Ferns, and Rector of Preban and Moyne.
Angels of the Seven Churches, Collec- tion, Contribution.
WoRSLEY (Frederick William), M.A., B.D. Subwarden of St. Michael's College, LlandafF; author of The Apocalypse of Jesus. Areopagite, Baal, Babbler, Calf, Damaris, Dioscuri, Idolatry, Jupiter.
Zenos (Andrew C), D.D., LL.D.
Professor of Historical Theology in the M'Cormick Theological Seminary, Chicago. Dates.
ZWAAN (J. DE), D.D. (Leiden).
Professor of New Testament Exegesis in the University of Groningen. ' Acts of Thomas ' in Acts of the Apostles (Apocryphal),
LIST OF ABBEEVIATIONS
I. General
/Vpp. = Appendix.
Arab. = Arabic.
art., artt. = article, articles.
A.S. = Anglo-Saxon.
Assyr. = Assyrian.
AT = Altes Testament.
AV = Authorized Version.
AVm = Authorized Version margin.
Bab. = Babylonian.
c. —circa, about.
of. = compare.
ct.= contrast.
ed. = edited, edition.
Eng. = English.
Eth. = Ethiopic.
EV, EVV = English Version, Versions.
f. =and following verse or page.
ff. = and following verses or pages.
fol. = folio.
fr. = fragment, from.
Fr. = French.
Germ. = German.
Gr. = Greek.
Heb. = Hebrew.
Lat. = Latin.
lit. = literalljs literature.
LXX = Septuagint.
m., niarg. = margin.
MS, MSS = manuscript, manuscripts.
n. =note.
NT = New Testament, Neues Testament.
N.S. =new series.
OT = OId Testament.
pi. = plural.
q.v., qq.v. = quod vide, qiice vide, which see.
Rliem. = Rhemish New Testament.
rt. = root.
RV = Revised Version.
RVm = Revised Version margin.
Sem. = Semitic.
sing. = singular.
Skr. = Sanskrit.
Syr. = Syriac.
Targ. = Targum.
tr. = translated, translation.
TR = Textus Receptus, Received Text.
V. = verse.
v.l. =varia lectio, variant reading.
VS, VSS = Version, Versions.
Vulg. , Vg.= Vulgate.
II. Books of the Bible
Old Testament.
Gn = Genesis.
Ex = Exodus.
Lv = Leviticus.
Nu = Numbers.
Dt = Deuteronomy.
Jos = Joshua.
Jg = Judges.
Ru = Ruth.
1 S, 2S = 1 and 2 Samuel.
1 K, 2 K = l and2King.s.
1 Ch, 2 Ch = l and 2
Chronicles. Ezr = Ezra. Neh = Nehemiah. Est = Esther. Job.
Ps = Psalms. Pr = Proverbs. Ec = Ecclesiastes.
Ca = Canticles. Is — Isaiah. Jer = Jeremiah. La = Lamentations. Ezk = Ezekiel. Dn = Daniel. Hos = Hosea. Jl = Joel. Am = Amos. Ob = Obadiah. Jon = Jonah. Mic = Micah. Nah = Nahum. IIab = Habakkuk. Zeph = Zephaniah. Hag = Haggai. Zec = Zechariah. Mal = Malachi.
Apocrypha.
1 Es, 2Es=l and 2
Esdras.
To = To bit. Jth = Judith.
Ad. Est = Additions to Sus = Susanna.
Esther. Wis = Wisdom. Sir = Sirach or Ecclesi-
asticus. Bar = Baruch. Three = Song of the Three
Children.
Bel = Bel and the
Dragon. Pr. iSIan = Prayer of
Manasses. 1 Mac, 2 Mac = l and 2