his marriage with Herodias, 673;
desires to see Christ, 675, ii. 75;
his threat to kill Christ, ii. 301, 302, 384;
Christ before him in Jerusalem, 572
Herod Philip, i. 219;
marries Herodias, 672, 673
Herodeion, built, i. 120;
burial of Herod I. at, 218
Herodias, her hatred of the Baptist, i. 658, 672;
history of, 673
Herodians, or Boethusians, character and views of, i. 237-240, ii. 384;
seek a sign from Christ, ii. 67-70;
their question about tribute, 384
High?priests, at the time of Christ, character of, i. 263
Hillel, activity of, i. 12, 95;
life of, 116, 128, 129;
how he attained authority, 248, ii. 381;
character and tendency of his school, i. 238-240;
many of his school murdered by Shammaites, 239, ii. 13, 14;
the eighteen decrees, ii. 14;
his teaching on divorce, 333, 334;
character of ordinances imposed by his school, 407
Holy Spirit, the, descent of, at Christ's Baptism, i. 284-287;
blasphemy against, ii. 199;
the promised Paraclete, 515-518, 525, 526
Homeros, Siphré, i. 23
Homes, Jewish, character of, i. 227, 252
Houses, Jewish, large and small, i. 501, 502
Hyrcania, built, i. 120
Hyrcanus I., breaks with Pharisees, i. 97;
conquers Idumæa, 122;
destroys Samaritan Temple, 398
Hyrcanus II., history of, i. 122-126
Idumæa (S. Palestine), conquered, i. 122
Incensing, ceremonial of, i. 137, 138
India, Jews in, i. 13
Inheritance, Jewish law of, ii. 243, 259;
gifts, and testaments, 259
Innocents, murder of the, i. 214-216
Ishmael, son of Elisha, vision by, i. 138
Israel, unity of, i. 3;
merits of, 84, 86;
their sufferings, to what ascribed, 167, 168;
conditions of their deliverance by Messiah, 169, 170;
future of, 271
Italy, Jewish settlements in, i. 70
Jairus, raising of his daughter by Christ, i. 617-634
James, son of Alphæus, call of, i. 521;
a cousin of Christ, ii. 603
James, brother of Christ, character of, i. 251, 254;
Christ's appearance to him after the Resurrection, ii. 651
James, son of Zebedee, first call of, i. 347, 348;
final call of, 474-477;
witnesses raising of Jairus' daughter, 629;
sees the Transfiguration, ii. 93-98;
his request to Christ, 346, 347;
taken into Gethsemane, 538
Jason, or Joshua, the high?priest, unJewish conduct of, i. 118, 121
Jehudab the Holy, R., collates the Mishnah, i. 102;
views on the Samaritans of, 401
Jehudab ben Tabbai, i. 96
Jericho, imprisonment of principal Jews by Herod in, i. 218, 219;
site, history, and commerce of, ii. 349, 351;
Christ stays with Zacchæus in, 352-355;
heals two blind men at, 355, 356
Jerusalem, description of, in time of Herod, i. 111-113;
shops and markets in, 115, 117, 118;
cost of living and population in 116;
Synagogues and academies of, 119;
magistrates in, 129;
Grecianism in, 129;
character and morals of the people in; 130-132;
the dialect, 130;
houses, letters, and newspapers in, 131;
Christ's last three visits to Jerusalem, ii. 126, 127;
His entry into the city, 363-373;
Jewish ideas as to the Jerusalem of the future, 437
Jesus Christ, annunciation of, i. 150-152;
His Name, 155;
His Nativity, 185-189;
His Divinity, why kept a mystery, 192;
His circumcision and redemption, 193-197;
Simeon and Anna, 198-200;
adored by Magi, 207, 213;
the flight into Egypt, 214, 215;
home at Nazareth, 221;
the Nazarene' 222, 223;
His child life, 226-234;
first attendance in the Temple 236-249;
His youth and early manhood, 252-254;
His Baptism, 278-287;
Temptation, 291-307;
Christ the Lamb of God, 342-344,
first week of His Ministry, 344, 345;
first call of disciples and return to Galilee, 345-350;
the first Miracle at Cana, 356-363;
His home at Capernaum, 366;
the first Passover in His Ministry, 366;
purification of the Temple, 372-374;
the sign asked, 374-378;
the signs done at the Passover, 378-380;
Christ's teachlng to Nicodemus, 381-389;
Christ's teaching and His disciples' baptism in Judæa, 390, 393;
Christ at Jacob's Well at Sychar: the teaching of the woman, 395-420;