A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Edersheim, Alfred, 1825-1889 • SECTION 982

Of Subjects

← The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah

the Utterances of Christ, and the mocking, 593-609;

his death, 609, 610;

the rending of the veil and the earthquake, &c., 610-612;

the crurifragium 613;

Christ's side pierced, 614, 615

Cyrene, Jews in, i. 62, 63, 119;

Simon of, ii. 5-7

Cyrenius, notices of, in St. Luke, i. 181, 182;

orders a census, 236;

Governor of Syria, 242

Dalmanutha, probable derivation of name, ii. 67, 68;

its site, 72;

the challenge of the sign from heaven at, 68-70;

its effect on the disciples, 71, 79

Darshan, studies of, i. 11

Dead, the offices for, i. 554, 555.

See Death and Burial

Death, Jewish ideas of its cause, i. 166;

the Gan Eden and Gehinnom after, ii. 280-281;

invocation of Abraham after, ii. 280, 281, 282

Debtors, bonds or writings of, ii. 268, 271, 272;

various kinds of such legal documents, 272, 273

Decapolis, cities of the, i. 87;

Christ heals one deaf and dumb there, ii. 44-47;

Sabbath controversies in, 53-62;

feeding of 4000 in, 63-67;

Christ journeys through it towards Jerusalem, 132;

certain there who would follow Him, 132-134

Dedication of the Temple, Feast of, i. 121;

how celebrated, 229, ii. 227, 228;

names for it, 226, 227;

Christ's teaching at, 229-232

Defilement, Rabbinic, degrees of, i. 493, 494;

from entering a heathen house, ii. 566, 567

Demetrius, Hellenist historian, i. 36

Demetrius Phalereus, i. 24, 25

Demonised, in N.T., i. 479;

views of Christ and of His contemporaries on, 480;

character and probable rationale of the phenomenon, 480-485, 607-612;

Jewish remedies for, 482;

cure of the demonised at Capernaum, 484-485;

at Gerasa, 607-614.

Demonology of N.T., whence derived? i. 142;

Jewish idea of Beelzebul, ii. 201

Derush, i. 21

Dispersion, the, union with Jerusalem in worship and hope, i. 5, 6, 77, 78, 82, 83;

in all lands, 70;

persecutions suffered by them of the, 75;

places of worship, 76;

Palestinian views of their present and future, 78-82

Dispersion, Eastern, or Trans?Euphratic, nations of, i. 6;

political and religious standing, 7-12

Dispersion, Western. See Hellenists

Divorce, Christ's teaching to the Pharisees on, ii. 331, 332, 334-336;

Rabbinic views on the subject, 332-334

Dorshé Reshumoth, allegoric interpretations of the, i. 35

Dreams, how regarded, i. 155

Dress, etiquette in, i. 620;

articles of clothing, 621-623;

probable dress of Christ, 624-626;

byssus and purple, ii. 278

Eden, Gan, ii. 280, 281.

See Death

Egypt, Holy Family in, i. 214, 215, 217

Eleazar, high?priest, letter to, i. 25;

Aristeas' account of, 34, 35

Eleazar, son of Boethos, High Priest, i. 241

Eleazar, son of Judas the Nationalist, i. 241, 242

Eleazar, the Mede, i. 12

Eliezerben Hyrcanos, R., i. 15; his stone, 107;

signs in confirmation of his teaching, ii. 69;

questioned as to the shepherd and sheep, 193, 194

Elijah, Jewish ideas concerning, i. 142, 143;

at the Transfiguration, ii. 97, 98;

the disciples' question about his coming, 104, 105

Elisabeth, character and home of, i. 135-137;

her retirement, 143;

greets the Virgin, 152, 153;

gives the name John, 158

Elisha ben Abuyah, R., the apostate, i. 22, 23

Emmaus, Moza, or Colonia, ii. 157;

the walk to Emmaus on Easter Day, 637-642

Eraora, part of, in Synagogue services, i. 445, 449, 450

Enoch, Book of, date and character, i. 38;

restoration of Israel according to, 79;

presentation of Messiah in, 173;

angelology of, 330

En?Soph. See Kabbalah.

Ephraim, city of, ii. 127;

Christ there, 326, 327

Esdras, Fourth, age and character of, i. 80, 81;

Messiah in, 175

Esebonitis, built, i. 88, 120

Essenes, dress of, i. 119;

manner of life, 237;

number and separation of, 324, 325, 328, 329;

was John the Baptist one? 325, 334;

customs and grades in the order, 326-328;

angelology of, 330;

derivation of the name Essene, 332-333;

Rabbinic views of the sect, 334

Eupolemus, i. 36

Excommunication, Jewish kinds of, ii. 183, 184;

what involved in, 184

Execution, Jewish modes of, ii. 584

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