The life and work of St. Paul

fudging through Christ, 733. (Set Unknown
God.)
Gospel Witness to our Lord, 184 ; women's
part in dissemination of, 184 ; the power
of, 460; for Jews and Gentiles alike, 465.
Governors, Civil Duties to, 503; Functions
of, 503 ; Paul's teachings of obedience to,
504-5.
Grace Relation to sin, 479-80; Abundance
of, above sin, 404 ; wisdom, and judgments
of God, 501 : source of grace, mercy, and
pity, 502.
Greece Character of, in time of the Apostles,
186.
Greeks Their " wisdom," 21 ; Besulta on, of
the dispersion of the Jews, 66 ; contact
with Jews, 66-7; conversion of Greek
Proselytes, 161 ; their violent treatment
of Sostheues before Gallio, 324.
Gregory of Nazianzus his Christian education
at Athens, 313.
Habakkuk, quoted by Paul, 464.
Hagada and Hagadist, 33 et seq.
Halacha and Halachist, 33 et seq.
Hallel studied by Paul when a boy, 25.
Heathendom in the time of the Apostles, 186.
Hebraism aud Hellenism, 65 et seq,
Hebrew Paul's knowledge of, used by our
Lord in Paul's conversion, 10.
Hebrews, Epistle to, as work of Apollos, 6.
Helena, Queen Her protracted vows, 429.
Hellenism and Hebraism, 65 et seq.
Herod Agrippa His character, 139 : imprisoned
by Tiberius, released by Gaius on
his accession to the Empire, and appointed
successor as Tetrarch to Herod Philip and
Lysanias, 139 j beginning of his reign, re-
ception at Alexandria, 139 ;
his influence
and promotion, 174; observance of the
Mosaic Law, 175; slays James arrests
Fetor, 175-7 et seq. ; his death, 179 et seq.
Herods in the Acts, 734-8.
Hillel grandfather of Gamaliel, 25, 26, 73;
The seven rules of, 34 ; dealing with burdensome
Mosaic regulations, 39.
Holy Ghost, Holy Spirit Promise of, to
Apostles. 47 ; Gift of, at Pentecost, 52 ;
eltocts of gift, 53.
Hope Its power unto salvation, its relation
to faith, 490-1.
Hope and Peace, the result of justification by
faith, 475-6.
Hymn at first Pentecost, after gift of tongues,
57.
Iconiain (Konieh) visited by Paul and Barnabas,
212.
Idolatry Influence of, on Jewish and other
communities, 69.
Idols Meats offered to, 3S9, 391.
Incest in Corinthian Church Paul's dealing
with, 388-9.
Inspiration. (See Verbal Inspiration.)
Islimael Thirteen rules of, 34.
Israel the restoration of, 500. (Set Jews.)
Issachar, High Priest, 735.
Izates, son of Abennerig, circumcised, 173,
429.
INDEX. 763
J.
James the Greater, his death, 176.
James the Less, cause for his respect by the
people, 80; compared with Paul, 131; con-
vinced by Paul as to circumcision, 230 ;
description of, 239 on ; circumcision, 240
et seq. ; error in his view of Paul's work,
426 ; with elders of the Church receives
Paul at Jerusalem, 522.
Jason Name identical with Jesus, 14 ; charge
against Jason by Jews of Thessalonica,
291.
Jerome," St. Fragments of traditions of Paul,
9: on Paul, 689; compared with Paul,
496.
Jerusalem crowd at first Pentecost, 57 1
birthplace of Christianity, 354 ; its dun-
to Paul, 444 ; state of feeling among
fers ews at time of proposal of James and
elders to Paul, 527-8.
Jesus Christ the Lord speaking to Paul in
Hebrew at his conversion, 10 ; His notice
of beauties of nature not the subject of
Paul's language, 12 ; name identical with
Jason, 14 love ; manifested in His death,
risen, glorified, known to Paul by revelation,
42 ; intercourse with disciples after
Eesurrection not continuous, 47 ; promise
of Holy Spirit to Apostles ; power of
His Eesurrection, 47; His Ascension,
48; His mission to found a kingdom,
81 His ; purposes to supersede the
Law not seen in His observance of it,
81; significance not seen at the time of
univer-
His teaching on the Sabbath, 81 ;
sality of spiritual worship, ic., 81;
fulfilled the Law in spiritualising it, 81 ;
as Messiah, an offence to the Jews, but
still that which Stephen undertook to
prove, 83-4 ; why He declared Himself to
Paul as " Jesus of Nazareth," 111 ; all in
all to Paul, 114 ; second special revelation
to Paul, 135 ; deeper meaning underlying
many of His words, 150; tradition that
twelve years was the limit laid down by
Him for abode of His disciples in Jerusalem,
180 ; light to Gentiles, 183 ; erroneous
view of Him by Suetonius, 186; the
fundamental conception of all Christianity
in John and Paul, 724; undivided, 385;
object of all preaching, 386; the only
common foundation for
foundation, 387 ;
Jew and Gentile, 456 ; bond of human
society, 456 ; this is the basis of all Paul's
epistles, 456 ; Power of life in, 490 ; His
sacrifice and exultation, 599, 600; the
Divine Word the remedy for Phrygian
mysticism, &c., in the Colossian Christians,
616; as judge, 732.
Jews as persecutors of Paul, 5; their care
for youths as to " dubious reading," 22 ;
marriage customs, 25, 46, 95 ; value of the
Scriptures among them, 29 ; their literature,
32-3; TOWS, 40; as originators of
discord among Christians, 42 ; underrating
the apostolic dignity of Paul, 42; customs
of Christian Jews in synagogues, 49 ;
persecuting the apostles, 60 et seq.; the
dispersion of, 65 et seq.; result of the dis-
persion on themselves and on Greeks and
Romans, 66-8; result of contact on the
Greeks, 66-7; violent outbreaks, 67:
causes which led to their commercial