house of Peter and Andrew, 4;
Christ there, 6;
woe on, 138, 139
Bethsaida?Julias, built, i. 88, 262, 676;
the feeding of the 5000 there, 677-685;
the multitude sent away, 687;
healing of one blind at, ii. 47, 48
Betrothal. See Marriage.
Bikkurim, i. 9
Binding and Loosing, power of, ii. 84, 85;
Church's power of, 645
Boraithas, i. 103;
in the Babylon Talmud, 104, 105
Botnah, fair at, i. 117
Brethren of the Lord, question concerning the, i. 251, 364;
live in Capernaum, 364;
their visit to Christ, 576, 577;
challenge Him to show Himself, ii. 129, 130
Burial, orations at, i. 555;
the mourners, 555; ii. 317, 318;
coffins and biers, i. 555, 556; ii. 317;
procession to the grave, i. 556, 557;
duties connected with, ii. 133;
time of burying, ii. 315;
cemeteries and tombs, 316-320;
mourning of relatives, 320, 321;
visiting the grave, 323;
Jewish ideas about corruption, 324;
Christ's woe on hypocrisy in whitening tombs, 413;
burial and grave of Christ, 617, 618
Cæsar, tribute to, the question of, ii. 383-386
Cæsarea, i. 88, 119;
residence of Roman Procurator, 236
Cæsarea Philippi, built, i. 88, 262;
Christ journeys to, ii. 70-74;
description of locality, 74;
Christ's question and Peter's confession there, 78-85;
the teaching and temptation by Peter there, 86-88;
Christ leaves it, 110.
Caiaphas, appointed high priest, i. 242;
character and policy of, 262, 263, ii. 546;
his unconscious prophecy, ii. 325;
Christ before him: the private interview, 549?553;
the trial before the Sanhedrists, 557?561;
the condemnation, 561
Calirrhoe, baths of, i. 217
Cana of Galilee, marriage in, 344;
site of town, 355, 356;
home of Nathanael, 356, 423;
the first miracle in, 357-363;
the second miracle in, 423-429
Canon, Old Testament, i. 27, 35
Capernaum, home of Christ, His mother, and brethren, i. 364, 457;
site of town, 365, 366;
Synagogue at, 366;
cure of court officer's son at, 424-429;
centre for preaching, 468, 460;
cure of the demonised in the Synagogue at, 479-485;
cure of Peters wife's mother and of sick at, 485-488;
Christ heals the paralytic at, 502-506;
cure of centurion's servant there, 544-549;
raising of Jairus' daughter at, 616-634;
healing of the woman with the bloody flux, 620;
Christ leaves it, 635;
teaches near it, 654;
His discourses on His return there, ii. 4-26;
His teaching in the Synagogue there, 27-36;
deserted by some disciples there, 36;
He leaves Capernaum, 37, 75;
teaching on his return to Capernaum, 115-125;
Christ's woe on. 139
Capua, Jewish tombstones at, i. 70
Carmel, view of, i. 146
Census, that of Cyrenius, i. 181-183;
excitement consequent on, 236, 237, 241
Chaber, See Pharisees
Chanina ben Dosa, cure by, i. 424, 425; ii. 116
Chasidim, rule of, i. 96,
distinguished from Pharisees, 323
Chazzan, generally also teacher, i. 123;
his part in the Synagogue services, 438, 443
Cheber, under the Maccabees, i. 97
Chija, R., restores the Law, i. 12
Children, how regarded by the Jews, i. 227, 252;
what they see before being born, ii. 325
Chitsonim, their Sepharim, or outside books, i. 33;
probably the Essenes, 331-333;
books denounced by Rabbis, 333,334
Chol ha Moed, ii. 148, 156
Chorazin, Christ's woe on, ii. 138, 139
Church, the, disputes in early, i. 7;
foundation laid on the Petrine' ii. 82-85,
discipline to offenders in, 123, 124;
authority bestowed by Christ on, 140-142;
its union, communion, and disunion, 519-524;
rule and ordination in the early Church, 555;
its commission and power given by the Risen Christ, 644, 645
Clement of Alexandria, on Aristobulus, i. 36
Coponius, Procurator of Syria, i. 242
Costobarus, Governor of Idumæa, murdered, i. 126
Crasius, spoils Temple Treasury, i. 369
Crucifixion of Christ, preparations for, and procession to, ii. 582-586;
Simon the Cyrenian bears the Cross, 587;
Christ and the women of Jerusalem, 588, 589;
the crucifying, 589; the draught refused, 590;
the titulus, 590, 591;
the lots for the garments, 591-593;