A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

James Hastings • SECTION 2

Section 2

← Dictionary of the Apostolic Church — Volume 2

Matthias, Place (His Own), Steward.

Fletcher (M. Scott), M.A. (Sydney), B.Litt. (Oxon.), B.D. (Melbourne). Prini^i]ial of Wesley College, University of Sydue)', New South Wales, Australia. Preaching, Reading, Shadow, Substance, Teaching.

Franks (Rohert Sleiohtholme), M.A., B.Litt. Principal of the Western College, Bristol ; author of The New Testament Doctrines of Man, Sin, and Salvation (19U8).

Mercy, Obedience, Patience, Ungodli- ness.

[Primipal F'ranks is the author of Beloved, Godliness, Hope, Humility in vol. i. His name was accidentally omitted from the list of authors in that volume.]

Frew (David), D.D.

Minister of the Church of Scotland at Urr.

Pilate (Pontius), Silas or Silvanus.

Garvie (Alfred Ernest), M.A. (Oxford), D.D. (Glas.). Principal of New College, London ; author of The liitschlian Theology, Studies in the Inner Life of Jesus, and other works. Sin.

Gordon (Alexander Reid), D.Litt., D.D.

Professor of Hebrew in M'Gill University, and of Old Testament Literature and E.xegesis in the Presbyterian College, Montreal ; author of The Early Traditions of Genesis, The Poets of the Uld Testament.

Old Testament, Quotations, Scripture, Tradition, Trial-at-Law.

Grant (William Milne), M.A.

Minister of the United Free Church at Drumoak, Aberdeenshire ; author of The Iteligion and Life of the Patriarchal Age, The Founders of Israel, The Jtidges and Kings of United Israel. Pillar, Tattlers, Wisdom.

Gray (George Buchanan), D.Litt., D.D.

Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament Exegesis in Mansfield College ; Speaker's Lecturer in Biblical Studies in the University of Oxford.

Psalms of Solomon.

Grieve (.\lexander James), M.A., D.D.

Principal and Professor of Systematic Theo- logy in the Scottish Congregational Theo- logical Hall, Edinburgh. Presence.

Groton (William Mansfield), S.T.D.

l^rofessor of Systematic Divinity, and Dean of the Divinity School of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Philadelphia. Mystery.

AUTHORS OF ARTICLES IN THIS VOLUME

Han-dcock (P. S. I'.), M.A.

Muiiilier of the Inner Temple, Barrister-nt- Law ; Lecturer of the Palestine Exploration Fund ; formerly of the Department of Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities in the British Museum ; author of hlcsoptitdmian ArilKri'lutjii, Lii/cst Liiilil on liihlc Liiiids. Olive, Palm, Scorpion, Serpent, Vine, Wheat, and other articles.

HooKE (Samuel Henry), M.A. (O.xon.), B.D. (Lond.). Professor of Oriental Languages and Litera- ture in Victoria College, Toronto.

Paradise, Parousia, Resurrection, Sea of Glass.

James (John George), D.Lit, M.A.

Author of Problems of Personality, Problems of Prayer, The Coming Age of Faith, The Prayer-Life. Offence, Rapture, Sleep, Trance, Vision.

Jordan (Hekmaxn), rii.l).

Professor der Kirchengesihichte und Patristik an der Univcrsitiit Erlangen. Writing.

KlRKrATRIClC (KOGEU SANDILANDf), B.D.

Minister of the Church of Scotland at Yarrow. Sacraments.

KOHLER (IvAUF.MAXX), Pill).

President of Hebrew Union College, Cincin- nati, Ohio.

Proseuche, Sanhedrin, Shepherd,

Synagogue.

Lake (Kirsopp). M..A. (Oxford), D.D. (St. And.). Professor of Early Christian Literature in Harvard Universitj'. Theophilus.

LAMnERT (John C), M.A., D.D.

Late of FenwicU, Kilmarnock; author of The Sacraments in the Xeiv Testument.

Man of Sin, Michael, Mind, Pattern, Restitution, Soul, Spirit, Type, Un- corruptness.

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. Johyi, The Emotions of Jestis, The Grand Adventure.

Majesty, Mortify, Pre-existence of Christ, Triumph, Unity, World, Worldliness.

Lewls (Thomas), M.A. (Lond.), B.I) (St. And.). Principal of the Memorial College, Brecon, Wales: Memlier of the Theological Senate, and of the Theological Board, of the Uni- versity of Wales. Persecution.

LiGHTLEY (John William), M.A., B.D.

Professor of Old Testament Language and Literature and Philosoiihy in the Weslej'an College, Headingley, Leeds.

Philosophy, Science, Stoics.

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.

Repentance, Will.

Mackenzie (Donalu), M..\.

Minister of the United Free Church at Tain ; Assistant Professor of Logic and Mela- physics in the University of Aberdeen, l!t("iii-i'.iii;). Philippians (Epistle to the), Self-Denial, Soberness, Temperance, Virgin, Widows.

Maclean (Akthur John), D.D. (Camb.), Hon. D.D. (t;las.). Bishop of Moray, Ross, and Caitlines.s ; author of Dii-tionnry and Grammar of Vernanilnr Syriac ; editor of East St/7-iftn Litttrf/ies. Marriage, Miracles, Only- Begotten, Ordination, Passion, Roman Law in the New Testament, Sign, Transfigura- tion, Translation.

Main (Archibald), M.A. (Glas.), B.A. (Oxon.), D.Litt. (Clas.). Professor of Ecclesiastical History in the University of .St. Andrews. Minstrel, Pipe, Trump.

Malden (R. H.), M.A.

I'rincipal of the Clergy School, Leeds.

Oracle, Ordinance, Utterance, Vow, Word.

Margoliouti! (David Samuel), M.A., D.Litt., F.B.A. Fellow of New College, and Laudian Professor of Arabic in the University of Oxford ; author of Mohammed and the Rise of Lilam, Mohammedanism, The Early Development of Moha m meda n ism. Sirach, Wisdom of Solomon.

Marsh (Fukd. Shitlkv), 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. Thessalonians (Epistles to the).

Martin (A. Stuart), M.A., B.D.

Formerly Pitt Scholar and Examiner in Divinity in Edinburgh University, and Mini.ster of the Church of Scotland at Aber- deen ; author of The Books of tlw New 'Testa- ment. Perseverance.

Mingana (Alphonse), Ph.D.

Semitic Pal.-eographer in the John Rylands Library : Lecturer in .Vrabic to the Uni- versity of Manchester. Odes of Solomon.

Moe (Olaf Edvakd), Dr. Theol.

Professor of Thcidogy in the Church Theo- logical Faculty of Christiania. Moses.

Moffatt (James), D.Litt., Hon. D.D. (St. And.), Hon. M.A. (Oxford). Professor of Church Histoiy in the United Free Church College, Glasgow ; aul hor of The Historical A'ew Testament, and other works.

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