'Name of God,' sense of, ii. 51.
Napoleon I. on Christ's Divinity,
iii. 150, 151.

Nathanael, Christ's words to, viii.
473; confession of, i. II; iv. 180;
v. 277.

Naturalism, ii. 77, 91; iii. 110; vi.
311.

'Natures' of Christ, the Two, v.
261 sq.

Neander, on Christ as Pattern

Man, i. 8, note; on preparations
for Christianity, ii. 72; on the
Logos, v. 229; on SS. Paul and
John, vi. 357; on Celsus, vii. 400,

note.

Neighbour, idea of, vi. 291, note.
Neo-platonism, vii. 363.
Nestorianism, i. 23, note; iii. 123;
v. 261; viii. 471.

New Testament, Christology of,
summarized, vii. 437.
Newman, Dr., on mepixwpnois, i. 34,
note; on Bp. Bull, vii. 427, note;
on Homoousion, 439, note.
Newman, F. W., his Phases of
Faith,' i. 42; denies Christ's moral
perfection, i. 23; iv. 168, 200,
notes; on His claim to be the
Judge, 175; on His Self-assertion,
200, note; on His death, 201,
note.

Nicæa, Council of, ii. 97; vii. 435,
sq.; Creed of, i. 18; iv. 202, note;
v. 259; vii. 366, 418, 439, 441
sq.; viii. 481.

Nicholas I., his use of False Decre-
tals, viii. 479.
Noetus, i. 15; vii. 434.
Nonconformists, iii. 126.
Novatian, on progressive revelation,
ii. 48; on prayer to Christ, vii.
392.

0.

Ollivant, Bp., on Isaiah, ii. 85.
Olshausen, i. 6; vi. 354, note.
Omniscience, in Christ, viii. 464,
474.

'Operations' in Christ, two, v. 266,
267, notes.
Ophites, the, v. 219.

Origen, as a commentator, vii. 425;
on worship of Christ, 391, 400
sq.; on Christ's Divinity, 422,
425, 427; questionable language
of, 427 sq.

Original sin, i. 23.

Orthodoxy, in the Pastoral Epistles,
vi. 342 sq.

P.

Paganism, its hostility to Chris-
tianity, iii. 141 sq.; St. Paul's
judgment of, vi. 311 sq.; its no-
tice of the worship of Christ, vii.
399, sq.; its moral corruption,
i. 2; iii. 142; viii. 496 sq.
Pantheism, i. 26 sq.; viii. 456 sq.
Papias, v. 217.

'Parables of the Kingdom,' iii.
105. sq.

Paraclete, the Montanists', v. 219,
note.

Passion, vast significance of the,
viii. 480 sq.; its virtue dependent
on Christ's Divinity, vi. 301;
viii. 484 sq.

Pastoral Epistles, the, vi. 342 sq.
Patripassianism, i. 15, 16.

Paul, St., has been called the creator
of Christianity, i. 14; his conver-
sion, iii. 141; his interview with
the leading apostles, vi. 281;
characteristics of his style, 283;
his teaching on Christ's Manhood,
306 sq.; on the Divine Unity,
311 sq.; on Divinity of Christ,
explicitly, 315 sq.; and implicitly,
327 sq.; his account of faith,
287, 346 sq.; of regeneration,
351 sq.; his opposition to Ju-
daizers, 356 sq.; contrast between
him and St. John, 356 sq.
Paulus of Samosata. i. 25; vii. 433;
rejected the worship of Christ,
vii. 394; his cavil at Homoousion,
439 sq.

Paulus, rationalist, i. 42.

Peace, secured by Christ, vi. 338.
Pearson, Bp., on adoration of Christ,
vii. 386, note.

Pentateuch, quoted by Christ, viii.
462 sq.

Περιχώρησις, i. 34, note.
Persecution, Pagan, iii. 146.
'Person,' use of the term, i. 32, 33;
of Christ, One and Divine, v.
259 sq.
Personality, idea of, ii. 68, note;
of God, i. 30; viii. 452 sq.
Persons in the Godhead, intimated
in Old Testament, ii. 49 sq.
Peschito, the, v. 214.

Petavius, ii. 68; vii. 427, 430, 433.
Peter Lombard, v. 264, note; viii.
489, note.

Peter, St., his confession, i. 10, II;
Christology of his
sermons, vi.

294 sq.; of his Epistles, 297 sq.
Pharisaism, iv. 164.

Philanthropy, Christian, iii. 132;
viii. 502 sq.; spirit of, in St. John,
V. 244, 245.

Philip the Apostle, St., his question
to Christ, iv. 180, 181.
Philip the Deacon, St., on Isaiah's
prophecy, vi. 295.

Philippians, Epistle to, vi. 340 sq.
Philo, his theory of the Logos con-
trasted with St. John's doctrine,
ii. 63 sq.; v. 231, note; his in-
difference to Messianic hopes, ii.
70, 93; on Law of Moses, iii.
139.

Philosophy, Christianity not a mere,
iii. 129; Gentile, how far a pre-
paration for Christianity, ii. 71;
moral weakness of, iii. 146, note;
viii. 496; language of, how used
by the Church, vii. 438.
Pietism, i. 42 sqq.

'Plan' of Christ, characteristics of

the, iii. 117 sq.
Platonism, ii. 65; vi. 353.
Pliny, the elder, iii. 141.
Pliny, the younger, testimony of, to

worship of Christ, vii. 399.
Poetry, Greek, a sadness in, ii. 77.
Polycarp, St., testimony of, to St.
John, v. 216; on Divine dignity
of, and worship of, Christ, vii.
387, 420.

Polytheism, ii. 49; iii. 135.
Position taken in the Lectures, i.

567

Positivism, iii. 137, note; viii. 453.
Practical knowledge of Christ, vi.
302.

Praxeas, Monarchianism of, i. 15,
16; vii. 427.

Prayer offered by Christ, as man,
i. 22; to Christ, see Adoration."
Pre-existence of Christ, iv. 189 sq.;
taught by St. John, v. 231; by
St. Peter, vi. 298; by St. Jude,
305; by St. Paul, 315 sq.
Presence of God, in souls, i. 32; iv.
188.

Pressensé, Note A, on Christ's
'plan,' iii. 115, 117, note; on St.
John's Gospel, v. 220, note.
Priesthood of Christ, vi. 344; viii.
493.
Priestley, viii. 481.

Priestly blessing, the, in the Law,
ii. 51.

Prophecy, Messianic, three stages
of, ii. 79 sq.; St. Peter's use of,
vi. 298.

Prophet, Christ the great, ii. 80.
Prophets, the, ii. 75, 78, 80, 92, 94;
vi. 295; their sense of personal
sinfulness, iv. 166.

Protevangelium, the, ii. 79.
Proverbs, Wisdom' in the, ii. 60,
61.

Providence, Divine, iv. 181, 183;
viii. 455.

Prudentius, hymns of, vii. 416, 417,
notes.

Psalms, the Messianic, ii. 81 sq.
Purity, Christian grace of, viii. 498,
499.

Pusey, Dr., on Book of Enoch, i. 7,

note; on Messianic prophecies,
ii. 81, 82, 89 sq., notes; on Ter-
tullian, v. 213, note.

R.

Rabbi, title of, iii. III.
Rabbinical schools, ii. 76; their
Messianic doctrine, 92; their later
invention of a double Messiah,
88.
Racovian Catechism, vi. 317; vii.
412, 413, 488.

Rationalism, the older, i. 12, 14;
Note A, p. 511; modern, iii.

viii. 505 sqq.

Redemption, vi. 301, 315, 344; viii.
485, 486.

Regeneration, St. Paul's doctrine
of, vi. 351 sq.; viii. 498.
Reign of Christ, i. 36; ii. 85; iii.

127.

Religion, definitions of, i. 3, 4; its
object a Person, 37. See Dog-
ma.'
Renan, Note A; his view of Christ,

i. 15; on Hillel, iii. 109; on Ga-
lilæan influences, 110; his expla-
nation of Christ's success, 138 sq.;
how he differs from Strauss, 149;
on the Gospel miracles, iv. 163,
205, note; denies Christ's Re-
surrection, 156; criticises Chan-
ning, 160, note; denies that
Christ claimed to be God, 181,
201, note; on His Self-assertion,
199, 205, notes; on His 'sincerity,'
204; on St. John's Gospel, v. 222,
note, 274; his use of the word
'God,' viii. 459, note.
Resurrection of Christ, the, Christi-
anity based on truth of, iv. 156
sq.; preached by SS. Peter and
Paul, vi. 296, 329, 330.
Reuss, on prologue of St. John, v.
230, 234, 239, 240, notes; on o
ai@vas, vi. 317; on re-

ὢν ....
generation, 351, note.
Revelation, the Christian, i. 2; vii.
441; belief in, necessitates a the-
ology, viii. 449.

Reverence, necessarily truthful, v.
271; Lecky's use of the word,
vii. 367, note.

'Rhetoric,' charge of, against the
Fathers, vii. 425.

Richter, J. P., on Christ, iii.
151.

Ritual, Jewish, impressed a sense

of sin, ii. 78.

Romans, Epistle to, vi. 286, 333.
Rousseau, on the Gospel history,
iii. 135; v. 274; on early propa-
gation of Christianity, iii. 151,
note; on possibility of miracles,
iv. 157.

Ruinart, his 'Acta Sincera,' vii.

S.

Sabbath, Christ's claim to work on,
iv. 182 sq.

Sabellianism, i. 15, 33, note; iv.
186; v. 236; vi. 319, note; vii.
430, 433.
Sacraments, iii. 130; v. 225; vi.
304, 348, 351, 355, 359; viii.
487 sq., 499, 505.
Sacrifice of Christ, viii. 485, 486, 491.
Salvador, on Christ's claim to for-

give sins, iv. 177, note; to work
on Sabbath, 182, note; on His
testimony before the High Priest,

193, 194.
Sanhedrin, the, iv. 193.

Saviour, Christ the Divine, iii. 152;
V. 252; viii. 508.

Scepticism, in middle ages, iii. 125.
Schelling, his definition of religion,
i. 3; his view of Christ, 13; on
Indian 'incarnations,' 28.
Schenkel, Note A; his view of
Christ, i. 15; on Hillel, iii. 110;
his theory of a growth in Christ's
claims, 117; rejects the Gospel
miracles, iv. 155, 156; denies
possibility of Hypostatic Union,
v. 259.
Schleiermacher, theological position
of, i. 16; v. 211; vi. 323, note;
his definition of religion, i. 4;
allows Christ's originality, iii. 110;
accepts St. John's Gospel, v. 211.
Scotists, the, ii. 57.

Scripture, Holy, its sense often se-

cured by non-scriptural terms, i.
42; its organic unity, ii. 45 sq.
Scrivener, on Codex A, vi. 316,
note.

Self-assertion of Christ, i. 5; iii.
128; iv. 165 sq.; v. 258.
Semi-Arians, vii. 444, 445.
Seraphim, the, in Isaiah, ii. 52.
Sermon on the Mount, the, i. 31;
iii. 103 sq.; iv. 164, 170; vi. 293,

note.

Sermons, the Apostolical, ii. 82;
vi. 294 sq., 328 sq.
Servetus, vii. 412, note.
'Shekinah,' the, v. 237, note.
'Shiloh,' ii. 80.

Smith, Dr. Vance, on 'Bible and
Popular Theology,' Note H. 548
sq.; his estimate of the Bible,
549; on our Lord's ignorance, 553.
Society, Christ the Founder of a
spiritual, iii. 101 sq., 132; vi. 338.
Socinianism, i. 15, 26, 31, 40; iv.
156, 160, note, 183, 191, note; v.
240, note; vii. 413; viii. 481, 488.
Socinus, i. 15; iv. 191, note; vi.
317, note; vii. 413.
Solomon, ii. 82.

'SON OF GOD,' meaning of the title,

i. 10; ii. 81; iv. 193, 194; V.
236 sq., 249, 250, 253.
'SON OF MAN,' i. 6 sq.; iv. 175, 193.
'Sons of God,' i. 10, note.
Soul, the human, v. 263; nobility

of the, vii. 362; in Christ, i. 21,
25; v. 238, note, 264, 265; vi.
301, note.

Spener, i. 42.

Spheres of Christ's existence, two,
v. 261, note; viii. 469, 471.
Spinosa, viii. 458.

SPIRIT, THE HOLY, office of, iii. 130,
134; V. 274 sq.; vi. 298.
'Sprout' of David, Christ the, ii.
85; vi. 292.

Stephen, St., his speech, vi. 295;
his dying prayer to Christ, vii.
376, 377.

Stier, on self-restraint' in Christ's

teaching, iv. 190, note.

Stoicism, iii. 119, note, 149; viii. 499.
Strauss, Note A; his view of Christ,

i. 13; iii. 148; on texts implying
Christ's pre-existence, iv. 191; on
Fourth Gospel, v. 211.
'Subordination' of the Son, iv. 202;
vi. 310, note, 327; vii. 429 sq.,
447, note.

'Subsistences' in the one Godhead,

i. 33.
Suffering, a note of the Messiah, ii.
87, 88; ignored by Jews, 94.
'Supernatural,' the, in life of Christ,

569

Sympathy of Christ, i. 26.
Synoptist Gospels, doctrinal agree-
ment of with St. John's, v. 247 sq.

T.

Tacitus, iii. 141, 142; vii. 405.
Targums, ii. 79, 82.

Tatian, v. 215; vii. 427, 434.
'Te Deum,' the, vii. 396.
Teacher, ideal of a, iv. 170, 171;
Christ the Infallible, viii. 461 sq.,
508.
Temptation, the, of Christ; its
bearing upon the doctrine of His
Person, Note C; its real limits, ib.
'Tersanctus,' the, vii. 394.
Tertullian, date of, v. 213, note; on
Christ's true Manhood, i. 25, 26;
on martyrdoms, iii. 146, 147; on
the four Gospels, v. 213; on the
worship of Jesus, vii. 390;
gainst Tacitus, vii. 405; on Christ's
Divinity, 423; questionable lan-
guage of, 427, 429.
Θεανδρικὴ Ενέργεια, ν. 267.
Theism, i. 15; vi. 336; viii. 452 sq.
Theodoret, viii. 475.

a-

Theodotus of Byzantium, i. 16; vii.
433.

Theology, necessary to religion, i.
3 sq.; viii. 449.

'Theophanies,' the, in Old Testa-
ment, ii. 52 sq.

Theophilus on St. John's Gospel, v.
215; questionable language of,
vii. 427.

Theosophy, Alexandrian, ii. 70; Ju-
daizing, vi. 337.

'Theotokos,' the, v. 261, note.
Thessalonians, Epistles to, vi. 333.
Thomas, Apostle, St., his confession,
vii. 373.

Thomas Aquinas, St., on the Incar-
nation, v. 261, 263, notes; against
Immaculate Conception, vii. 442,
note.

Thomas à Kempis, teaching of, v.
188, note.

Tischendorf, on St. John's Gospel,
v. 216, 220, notes.
Transfiguration, the, v. 256; vi. 304.
Trench, Abp., on Christ's 'works,'

Trinitarianism, i. 34, note; ii. 50.
TRINITY, immanence of the, i. 16;
early intimations of the, ii. 51;
referred to by St. Paul, vi. 336,
340.
Truth, Christ the, iii. 128, 144.
Tübingen School, the, v. 212, 217;
vi. 281; Note A, p. 512.
Turrecremata, Cardinal, vii. 441,
note; account of his work on
the Conception of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, Note G.

U.

Ullmann, on Christ's sinlessness, iv.
167; on Thomas à Kempis, 188,

note.
Unbelief,

modern, strength and
weakness of, iii. 125 sq.; viii.
506.
Union of Christ with His people,
iii. 129; iv. 187, 188; vi. 340,
353 sq.

Unity of Christ's Person, see 'Hy-
postatic Union'; of the Godhead,
see 'Monotheism'; of the Father
and the Son, essential, iv. 184 sq.;
on the 'moral' unity, see Note D;
of Scripture, ii. 45 sq.; of Christ's
members, vi. 338, 339; of Christ-
endom, iii. 124; viii. 507.
Universality of Christ's work, vi.
355.

V.

Valentinians, v. 218; vii. 363, 438.