A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Edersheim, Alfred, 1825-1889 • SECTION 988

Of Subjects

← The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah

Leper, healed by Christ, i. 491-497;

Rabbinic precautions regarding, 492-494;

how morally viewed by Jews, 494, 495;

Christ heals ten lepers, ii. 329-331

Lord's Supper, the accounts of its institution, ii. 509, 510;

the words, 510;

probable time of the Paschal Supper, 511

Luke, St., Gospel by, its character, i. 54, 55;

the Prologue, 202,

narrative peculiar to it, ii. 126-128;

was he one who went to Emmaus? 638

Lysanias, governor of Abilene, i. 261

Maccabee, Judas, political history of, i. 5, 121, 122

Maccabees, or Asmonæans, the rising and government of, i. 96, 97, 121-123;

the Palace of the Maccabees, 112, 118;

supposed derivation of their name, 237;

the coinage of, ii. 385

Maccabees, Fourth Book of, i. 32

Machærus, built, i. 120;

description of the site, 658-661

Magadan, borders of. See Dalmanutha

Magi, the meaning of the designation, i. 203;

their home, 203, 204;

their mission, 204-207;

their adoration and gifts, 207-214

Magdala, i. 571, ii. 5;

its dyeworks, i. 571

Malchus, smitten in Gethsemane, ii. 544

Mamon, ii. 266, 269

Manahem, son of Judas the Nationalist, fate of, i. 241

Manasseh, priest at Samaria, i. 396

Manna, to be brought down by Messiah, i. 176

Marcus Ambivius, Procurator, i. 242

Mark, St., character of his Gospel, i. 54, 499, 500;

presentation of Christ in it, ii. 127, 128;

probably was the young man in Gethsemane, 545

Mariamme I. wife of Herod, history of, i. 124-126

Mamage and betrothal, in Judæa and in Galilee, i. 148;

groomsmen, 148, 663, 664;

betrothal of Joseph and Mary, 148-150;

Jewish views on betrothal, 352-354;

the marriage ceremony, 354, 355;

marriage processions, ii. 455

Martha, of Bethany, Christ in her house, ii. 145-147;

her bearing at the time of the death and raising of Lazarus, 312, 313, 321, 322-324;

serves at the feast in Bethany, 358

Mary of Bethany, sits at Christ's feet, ii. 145-147;

her bearing at the time of the death and raising of Lazarus, 312, 313, 322-323;

she anoints Christ's feet, 358-360

Mary, wife of Clopas, ii. 602, 603, 618

Mary Magdalene, i. 570, 571;

under the Cross, ii. 602;

watches the burying, 618;

at the empty tomb on Easter Day, i. 572, ii. 631;

tells Peter and John, ii. 633;

sees the Angels and Christ, 634, 636

Mary the Virgin, her descent, i. 149;

betrothal, 149, 150;

the annunciation to, 150-152;

visits Elizabeth, 152;

Mary's hymn, 153;

is married to Joseph, 154-156;

journeys to Bethlehem, 183, 184;

birth of Christ there, 185;

her inner history and development, 191-193, 249-250;

her Purification, 197;

flees into Egypt, 214;

returns to Nazareth, 221;

her conduct at Christ's first visit to Jerusalem, 236, 248;

her request at the marriage of Cana, 359-362;

lives at Capernaum, 364;

her visit to Christ, 576, 577;

under the Cross is entrusted to St. John, ii. 601-603

Masada, i. 120, 124;

last siege of, 242

Matthew, St., character of his Gospel, i. 54;

presentation of Messiah in it, 54, ii. 127, 128;

Old Testament quotations in i. 206, 458, 459;

Christ calls him, 514-519;

he makes a feast for Christ, 519-521, 663

Matthias, R., executed by Herod, i. 217, 218

Meals, among the Jews, attitude at, i. 564;

the principal meal, ii. 205, 206;

food of the Babylonian and Palestinian Jews, 206;

the benedictions, 206;

the morning meal, 206, 207;

position of guests at, 207, 208;

wines and articles of diet at, 208, 209;

etiquette at, 209, 210

Measures, kinds of, i. 593, 594, ii. 268;

dry measure, ii. 269

Meir, R., treatment of lepers by, i. 495

Memra, the, in the Targumim, i. 47, 48

Menelaus, High?Priest, i. 121

Messiah, the, fiction of the two Messiahs, i. 78-80, ii. 434, 435;

names of the Messiah, i. 151, 154, 155, 175;

0. and N.T. view of Him, 160-162,

O.T. passages Messianically applied by the Synagogue, 163;

Rabbinic ideal of Him, 164, 165;

the sufferings and woes of Messiah, 165, 205; ii. 433, 434;

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