A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

James Hastings • SECTION 4

Section 4

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Macedonia, Melita, Nazareth, Pergamus, Samaria, Temple, and oilier articles.

Strong (Robert), M.A., B.Litt.

Minister of the United Methodist Church, London.

Man-Stealers, Murder, Robbers of Churches, Robbery, Stealing.

Tasker (John G.), D.D.

Princijial and Professor of Church History and Apologetics in the Wesleyan College, Hands- worth, Birmingham.

Mysticism, Natural, Nature, Perfect, Religion.

Tod (David Macrae), M.A., B.D. (Kdin.).

Minister of the I'rcsliyterian Church of F.iigland at niiddcrsiicld ; lornicrly Hebrew Tutor and Cunningliam Fellow, New College, I'dinbnrgh. Truth, Unbelief.

Vo.s (Geerhari)U.s), Ph.D., D.D.

Charles Haley l'rofes.sor of Biblical Theology in the Theological Seminary of the Presby- terian Church at Princet<m, N.J. Peace, Pity, Wicked.

Waddv (P. Stacv), M..\. (Oxfonl and Sydney). Headmaster of the King's Schoid, Parramatta, .Australia; Fellow of St. Paul's College, University of Sydney. Zeal.

Walker (Daw.son). M.A., D.D.

Professor of Biblical Kxegesis in the University of Durham ; Principal of St. .Jolin's Hall, Uurhani. Reformation, Remnant, Reproach, Repu- tation, Respect of Persons, Rest, Re- ward, Token.

Warfield (Benjamin Breckinridge), D. D., LL.D., Litt.D. Charles Hodge Professor of Didactic and Polemic Theology in the Theological Seminary of the "Presbyterian Church at Princeton, New Jersey. Redemption.

Watkins (Chaulks H.), D.Th.

.Minister of the Baptist Church at Liverpool; Lecturer in the Midland Baptist College and University College, Nottingham ; author of SI. I'liuTs Fii/ht for Galatia. Neighbour, Oath.

Watson (William), 1$.D., D.Litt.

Minister of tlie Church of Scotland at Oyne ; Kxaniiuer in Biblical Criticism and Hebrew in the University of St. Andrews ; Assistant to the Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Languages in the University of St. Andrews, 1SHI7-I!)iii|. Suffering, Temptation, Torment, Tribu- lation.

Willis (.loiix Kothwell), B.D.

Canon of St. Aidaiis, Ferns, and Rector of Preban and Moync, Co. Wicklow. Son of Man, Tithes.

Worslev (Fi!i;i)Ki;icK William), M.A., B.D. Sub- Warden of St. Micliael'sCollege, Llandatt'; author of The Apocalypse of Jesus. Market-Place, Mercury, Moloch, Rephan, Superstitious, Unknown God. Zenos (Andrew ('.), D.D., LL.D.

Professor of Historical Theology in the M'Cormick Theological Seminary, Chicago. Time.

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

I. General

App. = Appendix.

lit. = literally, literature.

Arab. = Arabic.

LXX = Scjituagint.

art., artt. = article, articles.

m., marg. = margin.

A.S. =Anglo-Saxon.

MS, MSS = Manuscript, Manuscripts.

Assyr.= Assyrian.

n. =note.

AT = Altes testament.

NT = New Testament, Neues Testament,

AV = Authorized Version.

N. S. = New Series.

AVm = Authorized Version margin.

0T = Old Testament.

Bab. =I5ab}'lonian.

pi. = plural.

c.= circa, about.

0. i'., (jq.r. =quod vide, qnw vide, which see. Kheni. = Kliemish New Testament.

cf. = com pare.

ct. = contrast.

rt. = root.

ed. = edited, edition.

RV = Revised Version.

Eng. = English.

RVm = Revised Version margin.

Eth. = Etliiopic.

Sem. = Semitic.

EV, EVV=Englisli Version, A'ersions.

sing. = singular.

f. =and following verse or

page.

Skr.= Sanskrit.

ff. =and following verses or pages.

Syr. =Syriac.

fol. = folio.

Targ. =Targum.

fr. = fragment, from.

tr.= translated, translation.

Fr. = French.

TR = Textus Receptus, Received Text.

Germ. = German.

V. = verse.

Gr.= Greek.

v.l. = varia lectio, variant reading.

Heb. = Hebrew.

VS, VSS = Version, Versions.

Lat. = Latin.

Vulg., Vg. = Vulgate.

II. Books oi

' THE Bible

Old Testament.

Ad. Est=Additions to Sus=Susanna.

Gn = Genesis.

Ca = Canticles.

Esther. Bel = Hel and the

E.\ = Exodus. Lv = Leviticus.

Is = Isaiah. Jer= Jeremiah.

Wis = Wisdom. Dragon. Sir-Sirach or Ecclesi- Pr. Man = Prayer of

asticus. Manasses.

Nu = Numbers.

La = Lamentations.

Dt = Deuteronomy. Jos = Joshua.

Ezk = Ezekiel. Dn = Daniel.

Bar=liaruch. 1 Mac, 2 Mac = l and 2 Three = Song of the Three Maccabees. Children.

Jg = Judges.

Hos-Ho.sea.

Ru = Ruth.

Jl = Joel.

New Testament.

1 S, 2 8 = land 2 Samuel.

Am = Amos.

Mt = Matlhew. 1 Th, 2 Th = l and 2

1 K,2K = 1 and 2 Kings.

Ob = Obiuliah.

Mk = Mark. Tlicssalonians.

1 Ch, 2 Ch = l and 2

Jon = .loMah.

Lk = Luke. 1 Ti, 2 Ti = 1 and 2

Chronicles.

Mic = Micah.

Jn = John. Tinidthy. .Ac = Acts Tit = Titus

Ezr = Ezra.

Nah = Nahum.

Neh = Nelieniiah.

Hab=Habakkuk.

Ro = Romans. l'hilein = Philemon.

Est = Esther.

Zeph = ZcphaMiah.

1 Co, 2 Co = l and 2 He = Hebrews.

Job.

Hag = H!igg.ai.

Corinthians. Ju = James.

Ps = P.salms.

Zee = Zechariah.

Gal = (l.dati:ins. 1 P, 2 P = l and 2 Peter.

Pr=Pro>erbs.

Mal = Malachi.

Eph = Ki)lu!sians. 1 Jn, 2 Jn, 3 Jn = l, 2,

Ec = Ecclesiastes.

l'h = Pliilippians. and 3 John.

Apocrijpha.

Col = Colossians. Jude.

1 Es, 2 Es = l and 2

To = Tobit.

Rev = Revelation.

Esdras.

Jth = Juditli.

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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

III. BlUI.IOGRAI'HV

^GG = AIilian(llun};en der Gtittinger Gesellscliaft

tier Wissenscliiiften. AJPh = Amniican Jdiinml of Philology. AJTh = Ainenciin Journal of Tlieology. .i4/J(F = Arcliiv fiir Kelinionswissenscliaft. .^5=Acta Sanetoniiii (Itollaiidus). JSJ'=Belluni Jndai(\iiii (Joseplius). B£ = Bam))ton Lecture. /J ir= Biblical World. 6'£^ = Catholic Encyclopedia. C'/v4= Corpus Inscrip. Atticarum. C/G = Corpus Inscrip. Grjecarum. Cyi = Corpus Inscrip. Latinaruni. C/5=Cor|ius Inscrip. Semiticaruni. CQR = Clniic\\ Quarterly Review. C^ = Con temporary Review. CS£Z = Corpus Script. Eccles. Latinorum. Z)jS = Dict. of the Bible. DCA = Dict. of Christian Antiquities. Z)C5 = Dict. of Christian Biography. DCG = Dict. of Christ and the Gospels. DGRA =Dict. of Greek and Roman Antiquities. DGBB = T)\ct. of Greek and Roman Biography. DGRG = T)ict. of Greek and Roman Geography. .Ei?t = Encyelopfedia Biblica. £fir=Encyclopa'dia Britannica. £'(?7'= Expositor's Greek Testament. £'i?£=Encyclop!Edia of Religion and Ethics. Exp = Expositor, j^x/) 7'= Expository Times. G^P = Geographie des alten Palastina (Buhl). GB = Golden Bough (J. G. Frazer). GG^ =Gottingische Gelehrte Anzeigen. GGiV^= Nachrichten der konigl. Gesellschaft der

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