The life and work of St. Paul

through. Barnabas, 134; early ministry,
perils, escapes second vision of a mission
from the Lord Jesus to the Gentiles, 134
et seq. ; again at Tarsus, 136 ; shipwrecks,
136; as Apostle of the Gentiles. 145;
influence in Church advancement of Paul,
Stephen, and Philip, respectively, 161 ;
supplying the help needed by Barnabas
with Barnabas at Antioch in Syria their
joint work begun, 162; preaching at
Antioch in Syria and its results, 166 et
seq. ; separated with Barnabas by the
Holy Spirit for the work of converting
the world, 188; Apostle of the Gentiles,
188 ; first Apostolic journey, 189, 219 ;
description of Paul, 191-2; strikes Elymas
blind, 199; his miracles, 199, 214;
a widower and childless, 192; defects
more than counterbalanced by his gifts,
192-3 ; at Cyprus, 195 et seq. ; at Salamis,
196-7 ; reason for change in his name, 200;
Mark leaves Paul and Barnabas at Perga,
202 ; at Antioch in Pisidia, 204-5 ; preaches
there, 207; results, 210-11 ; there also, on
rejection of the Gospel by the Jews,
turns to the Gentiles, 211 ; at Iconium,
212; preaches at Iconium, 213; results,
213 et seq. ; at Lystra, 214 ; Paul preaches,
214 ; heals a cripple, 214 ; taken for gods,
214-15; disclaim the honours offered to
them, 215-16; stoned by Jews at Lystra,
217 ; converts Timothy, 217 ; with Barnabas
leaves Lystra, 218; at Derbe, 218;
work and success, 218 ; Gaius and other
friends and converts, 218 ; return from
Derbe to Antioch in Syria, completing
first Apostolic journey, 219; results of
first Apostolic journey, 221 ; convictions
after first Apostolic journey, 221-2; conscious
of special mission to Gentiles,
223-4; with Barnabas goes to Jerusalem
on question of circumcision, 228; converts
Titus who with him to
(joes Jerusalem,
229; convinces John, Peter, and
James on circumcision as unnecessary,
230 ; zeal for poor of Church at Jerusalem,
231 ; circumcises Timothy, 232 ; Nazarite
now, 235 with Peter at ;
Antioch in Syria,
247 et seq. ; his prominence as a guide of
the Church, 247 ; influence at Antioch,
where he is joined by Silas, 247; rebukes
Peter for change of bearing towards
result of rebuke on
Gentiles, 250 et seq. ;
Peter, 252 et seq. ; dispute with Barnabas
as to the companionship of Mark, 254:
mutual loss to Paul and
separation, 254 ;
Barnabas, though friendship not broken,
254 ; the welcome of Mark again as fellow,
labourer, 256, 681; second Apostolic
Journey, 256-353; visits Churches of Syria
and Cilicia, Tarsus, Derbe, and Lystra,
257 et seq. ; love for Timothy, 259 ; love
for his churches, 259; circumcision of
Timothy and Titus, 261 ; goes through
Phrygia and Galatia, 262 ; visits Iconium,
262 ; Antioch and Pisidia, 262 ; visits Jews
on Eusiuc, Galatia, and results, 263 ill-
;
ness in Galatia, 264 et seq. ; cause of illness,
266 kindness of ; Galatians, 265-6 ; founds
churches in Galatia, 268 ; visits Bithynia,
Troas, Alexandria, 269 et seq. ; >eet8 with
Luke, 271 ; Luke's fidelity to him, 271 ;
takes Luke with him from Troas, 271 ; in
his relations with Luke, 272 ; at Philippi,
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274 et seq. ; ministry at Philippi, 276 ; baptises
Lydia of Thyatira, 276 ; lodges with
Lydia, 276; reason for accepting pecuniary
aid from Philippi only of all hia
churches, 276 ; his fellow-workers at Philippi,
277; casts out spirit of divination
from possessed damsel, 278-9; anger of
owners, 279 ; charge against Paul and
Silas, 279 ; imprisoned and scourged,
281-2 ; conversion [and baptism of jailor,
283-4 ; fear of the magistrates, 284 ; Paul
and Silas leave Philippi, 285 leave ; Luke
behind them, 285 et seq. at Thessalonica,
286 ; poverty when there, 287 ; ministry
there, 288 ; preaches Christ in synagogue,
288 ; believers chiefly among the Gentiles.
288; Epistles to the Thessalonians, 289
et seq. ; dangers, 291 ; hatred of Paul by
the Jews, 290 in ; concealment, 292 j
escape from Thessalonica, 292-3 ; with.
Silas leaves Thessalonica for Bereea, 293 >
Athens, 295 et seq. ; his feelings at Athens.
296, 300 intercourse with the ; Jews of
Athens, 302 ; altar to the Unknown God,
301 ; preaches at Athens, 304 ; result, 305.
et seq. view ; of, in society, 305 ; answers
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questions of the Athenians, 306 ; declares
true God and the resurrection of the
dead, 308-311; tact in addressing Athenians,
309 ; leaves Athens, 312 ; apparent
failure, 312 ; germ of victory in all hia
apparent failures ,'312-13 ; at Corinth, 314 >
Epistles to the Corinthians and Thessalonians,
315; grief at the wickedness of
Corinth, 316 et seq. will ; accept nothing
from the Corinthians lest it be used as a
handle, 317 relation to ; Aquila and Priscilla,
317 ; works as a tent-maker, 318;
joined by Silas and Timotheus, 318; receives
contributions from Philippian
Christians, 318; founds Church at Corinth,
819-20; complaints of Paul by Jews of
Corinth, 322; not allowed by Gallic to
defend himself, 322 ;
dismissed by Gallio,
322-3 ; his supposed correspondence with
Seneca, spurious, 325; writes 1 Thess.,
probably his earliest Epistle, 325 ; account
of 1 Thess., 325 et seq. ; his intense feelings
conveyed in his writings, 326 ; anxiety as
to reception and result of his Epistles,
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Epistles, 328 ; thankfulness on behalf of
Thessalonian Christians in 1 Thes., 329,
830 ; dangers at Thessalonica and Philippi,
830-1 ; calumnies from Jews and Gentiles,
331 ; answer to Thessalonian calumnies in
his life and disinterestedness, 331 ; taking
nothing from them, 331 ; persecution by
the Jews, 332; joy in the Christians of
Thessalonica, 333; visit of Timothy to
his report of the faith
Thessalonica, 333 ;
which he finds there, 333; enjoins practical
Christian duties on the Thessalonians,
333-5 ; on the resurrection of the
dead, 335 et seq.; corrects error and sloth
caused by idea of day of the Lord as near
at hand, 340 ; account of 2 Thessalonians,
840 et seq. ; view of day of the Lord, 341 ;
object in 2 Thessalonians, 343; stay at
Corinth, 351 ; at Ephesas, 352, 354 et seq.;
In his character as a Jew, 352 ; his temporary
Nazarite vow and its conditions,
851-2 ; preaches Christ at Ephesus, 852 ;
goes to Jerusalem for the fourth time,