The life and work of St. Paul

INDEX.
Abennerig, King* Ananias' influence over hla
family, 429. (See Ananias.)
AlMda Zara, Quotations from, 453-4.
Abraham his wives as types, 32.
Acts of Apostles The intention and genuineness
of ; not a perfect history, 4-5 ; chief
uncial MSS. of, 730-1 ; its abrupt termination
not explained, 647.
Adiabene Province of, 173 ; Eoyal family of,
how entangled by Judaisers, 429.
Adrian VL his remark on the statuary ol
the Vatican, 298-9.
Advent, Nearness of final Messianic, 343.
/JOucas healed, 148.
Agabus his
prophecy, 172, 520.
Agupoe Institution of, 51 ; held with closed
doors, 99-100 ; in reference to the circumcision
of Titus, 236 ; abuse of, at Corinth.
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Agrippa I. and II., 734-8.
Agrippa IL his desire to hear Paul, 556;
Paul brought before, 556 et
seq. ; his use of
the word " Christian," 560.
Agrippa Herod. (See Herod.)
Akibha 33 rules of, 34.
Alexandria, The learning of the Jews of, 70-2.
Altar, Altars built by advice of Epimenides,
Paul's view of the altar at Athens to
301 ;
the Unknown God, 301.
Ananias and Sapphira their sin and death,
60.
Ananias (of Damascus) his doubts about
Paul, 113 ; his intercourse with Paul, 114.
Ananias (Jewish merchant) his ascendancy
over King Abennerig and his family, 429.
Ananias (the high priest) his outrage on
Paul, 539-40.
Andrew Andrewand Philip, though Hellenic
names, yet common among the Jews, 74.
Annas his treatment of Peter and John, 60.
Antichrist Jewish and heathen influences in
Eome, 585-8.
Antinomies of Paul, 732-3.
Autioch (in Syria) Mission of Paul and Barnabas,
A. D. 44, 162; description of, 162-3;
earthquake at, 4.D. 37, 165; Christians
first so called at, 167 ; Church and religious
feelings at, 182; state of Church in, 224;
false brethren in Church, 224-5; Peter
and Paul at, 247 et seq.
Antioch (in Pisidia) Description of, 204-5;
Paul and Barnabas at, 205-6; synagogue
and worship, 205 ; Paul preaches in synagogue,
207,
Antouiua (Emperor) and Babbi Jnda Hakadosh,
430.
Apollonius Tyaneus at Ephesus, 360.
Apollos as regards authorship of the Epistle
to the Hebrews, 6 at ; Ephesns journey
to Corinth his preaching there, 361 un-
;
intentional cause of division in the Church
at Corinth, 362 bis ; report of the Corinthian
Church to Paul, 376 ; results of hia
teaching at Corinth, 380. L.
Apostle of love, John, 1 ; of the Foundation
stone, Simon, 1 ; of progress, Paul, 1 ; of
the Gentiles, Paul, 2 : the source and vindication
of Paul's authority as an Apostle,
406-7 ; term of authority first used by Paul
in his Epistle to the Galatians, 431-2.
Apostles their antecedents compared with
those of Paul, 3 ; bold after weakness, 47 ;
their Lord's intercourse with them after
His Resurrection, and the power of Hia
Eesurrection on them, 47 ; the regenerators
of the world, 47 ; their last inquiry
of their Lord as to the promised kingdom,
48; their feelings after their Lord's Ascension,
48 ; Jews still, only with belief in
Christ, 48 ; the holy women joining with,
them in prayer, 49 ; fill up vacancy of
Judas Iscariot 49, 50 ; as witnesses of their
Lord's Eesurrection, 49; their hope be-
the
tween Ascension and Pentecost, 50 ;
promise of the Holy Ghost fulfilled, 52 ;
speaking with tongues, 52-3 : limit of the
gift of tongues, 54 ; different views of the
gift, 54-5 ; charge of intoxication refuted,
58 ; miracles and signs done by them, 59,
60, 148, 192, 199, 214 ; conduct under persecution,
and strength of their position,
59 ; scourged, though defended by Gamaliel,
61 ; their early failing to grasp the
truth, 80 ; their perception that the Mosaic
Law was to be superseded, 80 ; their
failure to understand the teaching of their
Lord, 81 ; remain in Jerusalem when
others fly from Saul's persecuting zeal, 98;
tradition of twelve years as the limit fixed
by their Lord for their abode in Jerusalem,
180 ; Greece and Eome in their time, 186 ;
showing the superiority of Christianity
over Stoicism, 188 ; convinced by Paul on
circumcision, 230 letter after their de-
j
cision on circumcision, 242 ; genuineness
of this encyclical letter, 245.
Apostolical Journeys of Paul the first, A.I>.
45-46, Antioch in Syria, Seleucia, Cyprus,
Pergu in Pamphylia, Antioch in Pisidia,
Iconium, Lystra, Derbe, Lystra, Iconium,
Antioch in Pisidia, Perga, Attalia, Antioch
in Syria, 189-224 ; the second, A.D.
63-56, Antioch in Syria, Derbe, Lystra,
Phrygia, Galatia, Mysin, Troaa, Somothrace,
Neapolis, Philippi, Thessalonica,
Berom, Athens, Corinth, Ephesus, Coesarea,
Jerusalem, 256-353; the tliird, A. D.
66-60, Jerusalem, Antiock in Syria,
Galatia, Phrygia, Ephesus, Troas, Macedonia,
Illyricum, Corinth, Troas, Assos,
Mitylene, Chios, Trogyllium, Miletus,
Cos, Ehcdes, Patara, Tyre, Ptolemaia,
Ctesarea, Jerusalem, 354-521.
Apotheosis of Eoman Emperors, 717-8.
Aquila and Priscilla their relation to Paul.
317.
Arabia, the scene of Paul's retirement on hia
conversion, 116, 120.