Ecclesiastes, Dr. Hengstenberg on, 478.
Egyptian antiquities, discoveries of, 495.
Egyptian hieroglyphics and cuneiform
inscriptions, 248.
El Khalesah, its identification with
Kadesh, 39.
Emblems of St. John, analysis of, 148,
284.
Emotion, Mr. Bain on the accompani-
ments of, 229.
Encampments of the Israelites, their
identification with modern names,
46; a list of them, 49.
Epistle to the Hebrews, variety of
opinion on the, 269; was it ad-
dressed to the Christian churches in
Asia Minor? 270.
Esther, Dr. Jahn on the character of,
406.
Esther, the book of, remarks on, 112,
204.
Evangelists, their silence as to the per-
sonal appearance of Christ, 241.
Exodus, a critical enquiry into the
route of the, 1; the multitudes com-
posing it, 20; tabular view of the
stations of the, 60; the traces there-
of discoverable on the monuments of
Egypt, 257.
Ezra and Daniel compared, 388.
Fabri, Mr., his letters on materialism,
238.
Fenwick, Mr., on Psalm vi., 183.
Ferdousi, the Persian poet, account of,
394.
Flemish Bibles, 499.
Galatians ii. 4, 10; iii. 10, 19, 29; iv. 3,
remarks on, 436-438; difference of
interpretations on chap. iii. 20, 449.
Geology and the Bible, 222.
George Buchanan, his life and writings,
75; his conversion to Protestantism,
78; his escape from a French prison,
80; his tragedies and poems, 81;
criticism on, 87; Dr. Johnson's opi-
nion of, 88; his wit and satire, 91.
Gerar and its Philistine inhabitants,
309.
Gospels, introduction to the study of
the, 473.
Greek monks' imposture in respect to
Mount Sinai, 14.
Greek Testament, Dean Alford's edi-
tion of the, 214; Mr. Ornsby's notes,
on, 486.
Gregory of Nazianzen on Divine an-
ger, 329.
Hallam's dislike to Scottish writers, 81;
his opinion of George Buchanan, 86.
Hamilton, Sir William, on the human
faculties, 339.
Hebrew Books in the British Museum,
250.
Hebrews, the Epsitle to, Pauline author-
ship of, 103; modern disbelief in,
108; remarks on, 193; ch. vi., vii.,
attempts to explain, 185, 435.
Hengel's lectures on the Epistle to the
Romans, 210; his labours and opi-
nions, 211.
Hengstenberg, Dr., on Ecclesiastes, 478.
Heretical schismatics of the traditional
law, 9.
Hume, Mr., and his atheistical tenden-
cies, 466.
Idumæans, the, and the Jews, 11.
Inspiration of the New Testament, re-
marks on, 228.
Intelligence, 233, 488.
Interpretation of Scripture and phi-
losophy, 337.
Irvine, Dr., on the language of Bu-
chanan, 81.
Israelites, their march to Mount Sinai,
29; their devotion, 31; their jour-
ney and encampments, 38, 46; the
punishment for their perverseness, 44.
Jahn, Dr., on the character of Esther,
404.
Jebel el-Ojmah, its identification with
Mount Sinai, 27; further proofs of,
35, 39.
John of Ephesus, church history of,
372; the horrors of his prison, 380;
his account of the Sclavonians, 383.
Johnson, Dr., his opinion of George
Buchanan, 88.
Kadesh, and the route of the Exodus,
3; rabbinical imposture respecting,
5; true site of, 10; the final encamp-
ment of the Israelites at, 37; Canon
Stanley on its derivation, 42; its
identification with El-Khalesah, and
its situation, 46.
Kai-Khosru and Ahasuerus, 385.
Knowledge of God and philosophy, 333.
Knox, John, and George Buchanan, 85.
Lactantius on the wrath of God, 329.
Layard, Mr., and his discoveries, 68.
Lepsius, Dr., and his history of Egypt,
253.
Lindsay, Lord, on the impostures of the
monks, 17; his opinion of the situa-
tion of Sinai, 33.
Locke, Mr., and human ideas, 339.
Luke and John, difference between as
to the residence of Martha and Mary,
Mansel, Mr., and sensationalism, 334;
on our dependence on Holy Scrip-
ture, 343.
Martha and Mary, difference in, 101.
Materialism, recent works on, 233; M.
Fabri's letters on, 238; Dr. Weber
on, 240.
Materialist, the, and his logic, 235;
why a man becomes one, 237.
Maurice, Mr., and sentimentalism, 335;
on human ideas, 358.
Metaphysics and revealed religion, 486.
Milman, Dean, and the census of the
Israelites, 19; his opinion of their
journey, 59.
Milton and sacred history, 53.
Modern commentators on the Book of
Psalms, 182.
Monks, their impostures, 15; Lord
Lindsay on, 17.
Monuments of Egypt, who built them,
259; the pictures on their walls, 260.
Mount Hor and its modern situation,
57.
Philemon, American version of, 500.
Philosophy and the knowledge of God,
333; its use in the reception of
revealed religion, 336; its first prin-
ciples and common sense, 337.
Phoenicians, origin of the, 24.
Physiologist, the, and his deductions,
Pre-Adamite man, remarks on, 226.
Primitive mode of electing bishops, 165.
Prophecy against Tyre, the, 22.
Protestantism, Dr. Wiseman on, 488.
Psalm iii., commentary on, 217.
Pusey, Dr., on the mode of electing
bishops, 165.
Queen Mary, her talents, 85; her gift
to George Buchanan, 89.
Rawlinson, Sir. H., and the Chaldæan
kings, 65; his labours in deciphering
cuneiform inscriptions, 248.
Remarks on the Book of Esther, 113.
Revelation and science, parallels be-
tween, 225.
Revelation xiii., analysis of, 143, 284.
Review of Parker's chronology, 417.
Righteousness of a sinner, remarks on
the, 196.
Ritschl, Dr., on Divine wrath, 332.
Robinson, Dr., on the situation of
Gerar, 309.
Romans, Epistle to the, literature on,
207; Hengel's lectures on, 210; re-
marks on chap. vi. 7, 433.
Roman Empire, the, and slavery, 245.
Ryland, Mr., on the Psalms, 184.
Sacred chronology, 459.
Sacrifice, on the primary idea of, 188.
Sadducees, the, as orthodox Jews, 8;
remarks on, 463.
St. John, analysis of the emblems of,
143.
St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans, Dr.
Vaughan on, 207; his opinion of
slavery, 245; an imaginary debate
with, 444; his speech before Agrippa,
Sargent, Mr., on inspiration of the
Bible, 470; his emendations of, 471;
his remarks on the interpretation of
Isaiah xviii., 472.
Scotland, church history of, 232.
Scriptures, the free use of the Holy,
488; new version of in Russia, 497.
Seven churches of Asia, the, 460.
Siege of Ocba, 383.
Sinai and the route of the Exodus, 1;
the Greek monks' imposture in re-
spect to, 14; Lord Lindsay on, 17;
the census taken during the encamp-
ment there, 19; its ancient reputa-
tion for sanctity, 25; its identification
with Jebel el-Öjmah, 27; the march
of the Israelites to, 29.
Sisters of Galilee and Bethany, 98.
Slavery and Dean Alford's Greek testa-
ment, 245.
Smith, Mr. Payne, and his Syriac
labours, 377; on the succession of
bishops at Alexandria, 378.
Song of Solomon, M. Renan's transla-
tion of, 499.
Stations of the Exodus, a tabular view
of, 60.
Strickland, Miss, her unjust remarks
against George Buchanan, 90, 93, 95.
Swainson, Mr., on the inspiration of
the New Testament, 227.
Syriac Gospels, labours on the, 491.
Tertullian on Hebrews vi., 185.
Teyler's Theological prizes, 205.
Theodoret on the term wrath of God,
328.
Tischendorf's latest discoveries, 502.
Translation of Job from the Septuagint,
203.
Tyndale's New Testament, 500.
Tyre, the prophecy against, 22.
2 Tim. i. 13, remarks on, 434.
Vaughan, Dr., on St. Paul's Epistle to
the Romans, 207; his method of in-
vestigation, 209.
Weber, Dr., on materialism, 240.
Westcott, Mr., on the modern tendency
of speculation, 474; his study of the
Gospels, 477.
Wills, Dr., on Christian belief, 465.
Winslow, Dr., on intuition, 350.
Wiseman, Dr., on the free use of the
Scriptures, 488.
Wrath of God, examination of certain
passages on, 319.
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