The life and work of St. Paul

Bhip, 95 j Paul had been a member of,
95-6.
Sapphira. (See Ananias.)
Sardanapalus, Statue of, at Anchiale, 17.
" Saul the Pharisee," 35 et seq.
" tiaul the persecutor," 95 et seq. (See PanL)
Saviour. (See Jesus.)
Sceva, of Ephesus, sons overcome by evil
spirit while using the holy name of Jesus,
364-5.
School of the Babhi, 23 et se$.
Scourging. Jewish, 715-17.
Scripture, Paul's use of, 27-8.
Sejonus his attempt, to eject the Jews from
Bomb, 446 ; persecution of the Jews, 504.
Seneca his description of Borne, 187 relation
;
to Gallic, 321 his , supposed correspondence
with Paul spurious, 325 ; account of
Jews in Borne, 446: his disgrace by
Nero, 587.
Septuagint, the work of the most learned
men of the Jewish Dispersion, 72.
Sergius Paulua, Proconsul of Cyprus, 197,
721-2.
Sermon on the Mount compared with Paul's
Epistles, 327.
Servants and masters, mutual duties of, 657.
Shammai, the school of, 25 ;
his descent, 183;
view of the oral law, 226.
Shema in studies of Paul as a hoy, 25.
Shipwreck, Paul's, 571-3.
Silas joins Paul at Antioch in Syria, 247;
Paul's companion in his travels, 256-7.
(See Paul.)
Silvanus. (See Silas.)
Simeon his prophecy of our Lord as a Light
to the Gentiles, 183.
Simeon, Niger position in Church at Antioch
in Syria, 182.
Simon Magus, 146, 198.
Simon Peter. (See Peter.)
Sin, Belation of grace to, 479 ; relation of law
to, 488 et seq. ; Man of, 726 et seq. ; Paul's
views of, 732.
Sohermindedness, key-note of Paul's Epistlo
to Titus, 662.
Sosthenes beaten before Gallio, 324.
South-west and North-west explained, 565-6.
Spinoza, antecedents of, and compared with
Paul, 3.
Spirit, Holy. (See
"
Holy Ghost.)
Stake in the flesh," Paul's, 121 t seq., 710-15.
(See Paul.)
Stephen Influence of his last words on Paul,
43 ; Stephen and the Hellenists, 65 et seq. ?
appointed one of the seven deacons, 75 ;
influence on Paul, 76 ;
more his teacher
than Gamaliel, 76 ; what he must have
been had he lived, 76 ; had probably heard
the truth from the Lord Jesus, though
the tradition that he was one of the
seventy disciples is valueless, 77 ; elected
deacon for his faith, 78 j the most prominent
of the seven, 78 ; equal with the
Apostles in working wonders among the
people, 78 ; his great part in the history
of the Church, 78 ; evangelist as well as
deacon, 78; compared with the twelve
Apostles, 78 ; his dispute in the synagogue
of the Libertines, 82 ; his triumph in
argument, 82 ; its result, 83 ; his view of
the law of Moses blasphemy to the Jews,
86 j taken by violence before the Sanhedrin,
86 ; his view of the oral law, 87 >
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charges against him by false witnesses, 87 ; ;
:
his reply a concise history of the Jewish
nation down to their own murder of
Christ, 89 et seq.; his vision of glory, 93 ;
martyrdom, 94 et seq.; prays for his murderers,
94; burial, 97 ; respective influence
of Stephen, Philip, and Paul in Church
advancement, 161.
Stoics, stoicism, 187-8.
Suetonius his error as to our Lord, 186 j his
view of Christianity, 186, 720.
Snpper, Last, Upper room of, 48, 180-1.
Sword, The, as the result of our Lord's
mission, 325.
Syntyche and Euodia, Christian women of
Macedonia, 277. (See Euodia.)
Tabitha raised from the dead, 148.
Tablets, Voting. (See Boman.)
Tacitus his view of Christianity, 186, 720.
T.
Talmud, Noble characters in, 26 ; its direction I
of observances, 34, 36 j allegories, 37 ;
stories from, 735.
Tarsus, Birthplace of Paul, 8 ; description
and natural features, 10 ; commercial and
political advantages of situation, 12-13;
commercial prosperity, 13 ; resisting Brutus
and Cassius, 12 ; conquered by Lucius
Bufus, 12 scene of ; meetings of Antony
and Cleopatra, 13 ; its moral condition in i
Paul's youth, 17-18 ; morals of Tarsus and j
other cities judged from evidence of|
Pompeii, 21.
Temperance. (See Sobermindedness.)
Temple at Jerusalem scene of the ! great
events of the first Pentecost after our
Lord's resurrection, 51 ; destruction of,
3-12 Paul ; charged by Jews with defiling,531.
Terah, Legend of, 183.
Tertius, Scribe of Paul's Epistle to Bomans.
452.
Tertullus accuses Paul to Felix, 547-8.
Theology of Paul, 732.
Theophilus, high priest, 100.
Thessalonica, Description of, 286-7; Famine
at time of Paul's visit, 287 ; Paul's
'
ministry at, 288 et seq. ; Paul's Epistle to
Bomans probably sent to Thessalonica
also, 450-1.
Thessalonians sent to stir up Beneans aerainst
Paul, 294; Paul's Epistles to, 289-90;
1 Thess., Account of, 328 ; their faith and
Christian spirit commended, 329-30 ; characteristics
of, 330-7; Paul's joy in, 333}
their faith reported to Paul by Timothy,
333; expected to advance in Christian
course, 333 ; brotherly love and quietness
commended, 331 second ; coming of Christ
and judgment, 335 et seq.; results of 1
Thess., 3o8; disturbed by idea of day of
the Lord as very near, 340 et seq. ; 2 Thess. :
Object of 2 Thess., 343i; most important
passage of 2 Tbess., 345-6 ; explanation of
2 Thess., 348-351.
Tholuck, his account of Paul's Epistle to th
Bomans, 456.
"Thorn im the flesh," Paul's, 121 et seq.. 710-1&
(See Paul; Stake.)
Tiberius, Death of, 137.
Tigellinus, Praetorian Prefect, hii charactgsi