forbids a man who did not follow Christ, 117-120;
the parts of Christ's History which are viewed in his Gospel, 126-129;
his request, with his mother and brother, 346-347;
his question at the Paschal Supper, 506;
with Christ in Gethsemane, 538;
in the Palace of Caiaphas, 550, 551;
under the Cross, 601-603;
at the Sepulchre on Easter Day, 633, 634;
by the Lake of Galilee: why he recorded this narrative, 647-651
Jonathan, the Maccabee, history of, i. 96, 113
Joppa, harbour of, i. 117
Joseph, the husband of the Virgin Mary, his genealogy, i. 149;
the dream and vision of, 154, 155;
marries Mary, 155, 156;
journeys to Bethlehem, 183, &c.;
flees into Egypt, 214;
returns to Nazareth, 221;
his search for Jesus at Christ's first visit to Jerusalem, 248
Joseph of Arimathea, the request of, ii. 615, 617
Joseph, uncle of Herod, murdered by him, i. 125
Joseph, brother of Herod, i. 124
Josephus, Grecian thought in, i. 32
Joses, brother of Christ, i. 251
Joshua, R., anecdote of i. 107
Joshua, son of Gamla, establishes schools, i. 231
Jubilees, Book of, its language and character, i. 38;
the restoration of the Jews in, 80;
angelology of, 330, 331
Judæa, home of Rabbinism, i. 148, 223, 224;
the Roman rule of, 260
Judan, R., discovered the Messiah, i. 175
Judas, R., executed by Herod, i. 217, 218
Judas, son of Ezekias, revolt of, i. 241
Judas Iscariot, a Judæan, i. 522;
beginning of his apostasy, ii. 36;
history of his gradual alienation, 77, 78, 471-475;
murmurs at Mary's anointing of Christ, 359, 360;
sells Christ to the Sanhedrists, 475-477;
his bearing at the Paschal Supper, 495-507;
he leaves the table, 507;
his character, 535, 536;
he betrays Christ, 541-543;
his change of mind, 477, 478, 573, 574;
brings back the money and hangs himself, 478, 574, 575,
the potter's field, 575, 576
Judas Lebbæus, why so called, i. 522;
his question after the Paschal Supper, ii. 417;
a cousin of Christ, 603
Jude, brother of Christ, character of, i. 251, 254
Judges, in Jerusalem, classes of, ii. 286, 287
Julias, city in Peræa, built, i. 88;
palace of Antipas there, 657
Kabbalah, the, i. 44;
En?Soph in, 45;
Sephiroth in, 45;
what so called, 102
Kal va Chomer, argument by, ii. 285, 286
Khan, or caravansary, i. 117
Kingdom of God, its history and meaning in O. and N.T., i. 160, 161, 265, 266, 269, 270, 275, 276;
announced by John the Baptist, 265, 291;
Rabbinic views of the Kingdom, 266-268;
the yoke of the Kingdom, 267, 268, ii. 142-144;
it was the common hope of Israel, i. 275, 276;
the Baptist's position in regard to the Kingdom, 283;
Christ's consecration to it, 300;
He teaches concerning entrance into it, 385-388, ii. 299, 300;
the Kingdom portrayed in the Sermon on the Mount, i. 529-531;
who are worthy of it, 549;
its mysteries in parables, 583-586, 592-596;
the new and old as regards the Kingdom, 665;
Christ's teaching as to greatness and service in it, ii. 120, 141, 410;
forgiveness in the Kingdom, 123-125;
inauguration feast in it, 300;
the Kingdom compatible with state rule, 386;
the great paradox concerning it, 391
Kypros, built, i. 119
Lamps, of the Ten Virgins, ii. 455-458
Last Things, Christ's Discourse on, ii. 455-458;
the views of the disciples on, 432, 433;
Jewish views on the sorrows of, at Advent of Messiah, 433, 440;
on final judgment, eternal punishment, and the world to come, 440-442;
the Pseudepigrapha and Philo on the last things, 442-445;
Christ's warnings to individuals and to the Church, 446-450;
what is to be the Church's attitude, 450-452
Latin, possibly understood by Christ, i. 253
Lazarus of Bethany, sickness, death, and raising of, ii. 312-325;
is present at the feast of Bethany, 358
Leases and contracts, terms and modes of, ii. 272, 273, 423
Leontopolis, temple of, i. 62