From Letter to Spirit; an Attempt to Reach Through Varying Voices the Abiding Word

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1903 edition. Excerpt: ... INDEX OF NEW TESTAMENT PASSAGES [ The references are to paragraphs, indicated by black numbers] II INDEX OF SUBJECT-MATTER (ENGLISH AND GREEK) [ The references are to paragraphs, indicated by black numbers."] "Beloved Son," 786-816 Beloved, a mistranslation of "chosen," 802-4 Ben Zoma, 687-8, 913 Bethabara, 666, 612-6 Bethany, 666, 612-6 Bethara, 612-6 Betharabah, 666, 613 d, 616 a Bethel, 960 a Beth Gadia, 616 d Betrayed, in 1 Cor. xi. 23, should be "delivered up," 928 Bodily, Lk. iii. 72 "in a b. form," 717; "the fulness of the Godhead b.," 671a, 666 Boy, (?) "son " or "servant," 806-11 Branch, The, a name of the Messiah, 1019, comp. 670, 704 Brocken apparitions, 866 Build, the Messiah to "build the Temple," 1019 "Building," in Jewish tradition, 1019 "But" or "and," Heb. vaw, 937; "but" confusable with "for" in transl. from Heb., 1068 a /SoXiii-, substituted for iirifiaXuv, 928 (iii) * Caiaphas, like Balaam, 1016 Caleb and Joshua at the Assumption of Moses, 897 Caligula, alleged Bath Kol concerning, 732 "Called" confusable with "was called," 638 a "Came," confusable with "upon" in Heb., 861 Carpenter, Christ "being supposed a c," 668* Celsus, on the Baptism of Christ, 660-5 Cephas, a name preserved by no Gospel but the Fourth, 891 a Cerinthus, on "the Dove," 684, 589, 689, 722 Choose, interchangeable with "be well pleased," 863; first Biblical mention of God's "choosing," 812 c "Chosen," a title of Messiah, 786-816; retained by Luke alone in the Trans- figuration, 791; mistranslated as "Beloved," 803-4; how explained by Epiphanius, 815 a; might re- present Heb. 2 "son," 860; in the Book of Enoch, 864; a name of Tabor, 981a; "Saul, the Chosen of the Lord," 783 a, 803/' Christ, "the Christ" a title likely to supersede unfamiliar...