no room for His priestly office in Rabbinism, i. 167;
the signs, time, and expectation of His coming, 168-171, 293, 308; ii. 68, 69, 154, 433, 434;
Jewish views of the nature, premundane existence, power, and position of Messiah, i. 171, 172, 175-179;
views of Messiah, in the Pseudepigrapha and Targumim, 172-175;
Jewish views as to His birth and birthplace; 175, 178, 180, 181;
the star of Messiah, 211, 212;
Messiah abides forever, ii. 393;
His descent, 405, 406;
the days of Messiah, wars and conquests in, i. 292, 293; ii. 436, 437;
meaning of the term Kingdom of the Messiah' as distinguished from the future age' and age to come' i. 267; ii .435, 441;
the feast in Messianic days, i. 549, 550;
the teaching, law and ritual then, ii. 33, 437, 438;
the Resurrection by Him, 436;
Jerusalem and Palestine in His days, 437-439;
the Gentiles in the days of Messiah, 439, 440;
death then abolished, 439
Mesusah, the, i. 76, 228
Metatron, the, i. 47
Methurgeman, duties of the, i. 10, 11, 436, 444, 445
Michael, the angel, how regarded, i. 142
Midrash, the, origin of, i. 11, 21;
subject of, 94, 102
Migdal Eder, prophecy concerning, i. 186, 187
Minim, Siphrey, i. 23, 33
Miracles of Christ, the wine at Cana, i. 351, 363;
cure of nobleman's son at Capernaum, 422-429;
the impotent man at Bethesda, 462-471;
the draught of fishes, 476, 477;
the demonised in Synagogue at Capernaum, 484, 485;
Peter's wife's mother and many sick, 485-488;
the leper, 491-498;
the paralytic, 499-506;
the centurion's servant, 544-551;
raises the young man at Nain, 552-560;
heals two blind men and one demonised dumb, 573;
stills the storm on the Lake, 599-605;
heals the demonised at Gerasa, 606, 615;
heals the woman who touched Him and raises Jairus's daughter, 617-634;
feeds 5000 at Bethsaida, 676-685;
walks on the Lake and stills the storm, 687-695;
heals the Syrophoenician's daughter, ii. 38-43;
one deaf and dumb, 45-47;
one blind at Bethsalda Julias, 47, 48;
two blind men, 48-50;
the man with the withered hand, 59-62;
He feeds 4000, 63-67;
heals the lunatic, 166-169;
the stater for the tribute-money, 113-115;
He heals the man born blind, 117-187;
heals one blind, dumb, and demonised, in Peræa, 197;
the woman with the spirit of infirmity, 224-225;
He raises Lazarus, 308-325;
heals ten lepers, 328-331;
two blind men at Jericho, 355, 356;
curses the fig?tree, and it withers, 374, 377;
the last draught of fishes, 648, 649;
grounds for rejecting the miraculous, i. 558-560;
evidences for the miraculous, 602-605; ii. 308-312;
the miracles of Christ, how viewed by the Jewish authorities, i. 575, 576;
when not expected by the disciples, 689, 690, ii. 66, 67
Mishnah, the, origin of, i. 11;