-

see

24, 39, 79, 81-3, 87, 89, 92, 96,
100, 143, 185, 202, 220, 244,
245, 477; ii. 30, 36, 92, 93, 96,
144, 193, 199, 207, 259, 260,
268; whether bound by the
Fourth Commandment
Fourth Commandment; whether
they observed the Sabbath, i.
108, 113, 116, 117, 148, 175, 221,
224, 225, 244, 258, 273, 284, 419,
475; ii. 8, 42, 45, 90, 126; Gen-
tile Christians in relation to the
Sabbath, ii. 358, 382, 385-6, 390;
origin of heathen festivals, i.
142, 148, 286, 418, 422; ii. 65.
Geology in reference to the Hebrew
cosmogony, i. 231, 290-2, 437;
ii. 345, 464.

Germany, i. 126, 129, 133-5, 397;
ii. 134, 214, 217, 309, 438.
Gesenius, i. 397.
Gesner, i. 297.

Gibson, Bishop, i. 428: ii. 197.
Gieseler, i. 315, 317, 358.
Giles, J. A., i. 124.

Gilfillan, James, ii. 395; quoted
and criticised, i. 286, 289, 311,
316, 323, 327, 337, 342-3, 386,
426-7, 464; ii. 448; referred to, i.
315, 318, 352, 362, 388, 389, 398,
408, 409, 412, 419, 439, 442, 444,
462, 465, 475, 479; ii. 447, 448.
Samuel, ii. 330.

Gill, John, ii. 213.
Gillespie, George, i. 229.
Gillett, W. B., ii. 419.

Glasgow, i. 254, 435ii. 343, 351,
353, 360, 394.

Glasnevin Botanic Garden, ii. 407.
Glasse, Samuel, ii. 245.
Glass-works, i. 229.
Glen, John, ii. 330.

Gloag, Paton J., i. 438.
Glover, William, ii. 342.
Gnostics, i. 338, 342.
God.

See Example; Law; Judg-
ments; Worship.
Gomarus, Francis, i. 159, 163, 218,
442; referred to, i. 258, 277; ii.
54; answers to, i. 162, 194, 218,
240; ii. 40.

Goodman, Bishop, ii. 308.
Goodwin, C. W., i. 437, 438.
Philip, i. 246.

Gordon, John, ii. 363.
Gouge, William, i. 193.

Gowring, G. J., ii. 345.

Grahame, James, ii. 329.
Grainger, R. D., ii. 343.
Grandpierre, J. H., ii. 342, 442.
Grant, Sir Francis, ii. 458.
Grantham, Thomas, ii. 447.
Grapel, William, ii. 409; i. 236.
Grascome, Samuel, ii. 114, 116.
Grave-diggers, ii. 403.
Graves, Richard, i. 391.
Gray, Mrs Hamilton, i. 114.
James, ii. 330.

Greeks, i. 114, 283, 285, 287, 292,
293.

Greenham, Richard, i. 140; ii. 308.
Gregory of Nazianzus, i. 216; ii.
4, 56.

Gregory of Nyssa, i. 122; ii. 4, 129.
of Tours, ii. 432.
the Great, ii. 4.
John, ii. 73.
Greville, R. K., ii. 342.
Grew, Henry, ii. 417.
Griesbach, J. J., ii. 182.
Griffith, John, ii. 407.
Groningen, controversy in, ii. 6.
Grosvenor, Lord Robert, Letter
to, ii. 363.

Grotius, Hugo, i. 217, 476; re-
ferred to, 113, 269, 281, 288,
315, 320, 332, 394, 403; ii. 30,
82, 113, 146, 180, 204, 294.
Gruter referred to, i. 359.
Guild, William, i. 188, 465.
Gumpach, J. von, ii. 356.
Gunnison, N., ii. 437.
Gurney, Joseph John, ii. 336; i.
154, 297, 316, 327, 360.
Guthrie, Thomas, ii. 379.
Gutzlaff referred to, i. 114.

341, 342, 410, 433.
Robert, ii. 393.

Hammond, Henry, i. 269.
Hampton Court, ii. 397.
Hannah, John, ii. 342.

Harcourt, Lord Chancellor, ii. 244.
W. Vernon, i. 437.

Harris, Major, i. 343, 346.

Hare, Julius Charles, i. 285, 325,
359; ii. 315.

Hebrews, Epistle to the, by whom
written? ii. 23.

Heidanus, Abraham, ii. 5, 10, 139.
Helmoldus quoted, i. 258.
Helps, Arthur, quoted, ii. 313, 357.
Helvetic Confession, i. 172; ii. 5.
Hely, Mr, i. 200.
Henderson, Alexander, 229.
Ebenezer, ii. 461.
Henry, ii. 346.
Hendersonian Prize Essays, ii. 341.
Hengstenberg, E. W., ii. 438, 439;
quoted, i. 217, 359, 370, 393; ii.
6, 78, 98, 118, 134; referred
to, i. 113, 120, 121, 122, 123,
124, 125, 126, 127, 216, 288,
384, 389; ii. 119, 386.
Henry VIII., Formularies in reign
of, i. 138.

Hesiod, i. 224, 275-7, 280, 292; ii.
8, 42, 89, 103.

Hessey, James A., ii. 386, 442;
quoted, i. 287, 315; 318, 324,
325, 330, 343, 352, 355, 359-60,
395, 422, 423; ii. 411, 414, 438,
455; referred to, i. 289, 290,
297, 311, 344, 354, 355, 365, 409,
412, 424, 431, 433, 440, 442,
443, 444, 455, 458, 460, 461, 463,
475, 476; ii. 325, 331, 340, 350,
355, 365, 372, 375, 378, 383.
Hesychius, i. 274.

Hetherington, W. M., ii. 342;

quoted, i. 235; referred to, 127,
228, 231, 159, 362.

Heurtley, Charles A., ii. 346, 410.

Heylin, Peter, i. 173, 458, 164,

262, 264; ii. 18; editions of his
History of the Sabbath, i. 345
n, 355, 461; his character, 179,
447 n, 452, 460; quoted, 145,
153, 158, 256, 321, 337-40, 343,
345, 347, 355, 430, 447, 454,
475; ii. 432; referred to, i. 116,
118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123,
125, 127, 131, 136, 138, 139,
146, 163, 183, 184, 186, 189, 196,
215, 247, 258, 259, 270, 355,
363, 413, 452, 453, 456, 458-9,
460; ii. 29, 35, 57, 154, 193, 260,
292; answers to, i. 179, 200,
209, 228, 240, 259, 263, 265; ii
40, 172, 335.

Heywood, James, i. 113; ii. 364.
Hickson, W. E., ii. 359; referred
to, i. 114.

Higgins, Godfrey, ii. 332, 100, 352,
414; i. 121, 356 n.
Higginson, Edward, ii. 360, 367,
398, 410.

Hilary, i. 122, 197; ii. 4, 335.
Hill, Micaiah, ii. 346, 372, 410; i.
362.

Robert, ii. 172; quoted, i.
179; ii. 194; referred to, i. 182,
364.

Hindoos, i. 114, 287; ii. 356.
Hinds, Bishop, i. 317, 318; ii.
385.
Hippolytus, i. 334.
Hircher quoted, ii. 440.
Hitchcock, Edward, 437.
Hodge, Charles, ii. 417.
Hody, Dr, i. 282.

Holden, George, ii. 330; quoted, i.
314, 327, 336, 349-50; referred
to, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 241,
297, 318, 332, 336, 344, 354, 360,
363, 398; ii. 118, 129, 259, 300,
315, 458.

Holidays, need of, i. 235-6; ii.
404. See Recreation; Holy-days.
Holland, disputes there about the
Sabbath, i. 157, 159, 162, 163,
217-18, 441; ii. 1-6, 10, 27, 134,
137, 365, 447, 448, 459.
Holy-hallowed-sanctified, mean-
ing of, in the Law of Moses, as to
things in general, i. 3 n, 137, 396;
ii. 78, 373, 382, 449, 460-2; in
respect to the Sabbath, i. 110,
176, 320, 377, 396-9, 420, 457; ii.

75, 78, 110, 112-13, 126, 146, 164,
188, 194, 207, 229, 244, 305, 312,
373, 382, 456, 458, 460-2; sense in
which days are now called holy,
i. 137, 150, 205, 233, 377, 396,
409; ii. 75, 146, 312. See Days;
Sabbath.
Holy convocation, i. 19, 20, 23;
ii. 79, 112, 229, 252, 382.
Holy-days of the Church, other
than the Lord's-day, i. 132, 144,
145, 146, 205, 210, 245, 270, 346,
358, 379, 410, 414, 423, 429,
455-6; ii. 8, 18, 34, 35, 84, 185,
347, 350, 370, 371, 404, 384, 425,
451. See Festivals.

Homer, i. 224, 275, 279, 280, 282,

i.

292, 258; ii. 8, 42, 103.
Homes, Nathanael, ii. 39, 86, 101;
referred to, i. 285, 442, 462.
Homilies of Church of England,
139, 178, 190, 197, 199, 240, 259,
263, 412, 440, 460, 461; ii. 9, 101,
104, 122, 124; Bishop Burnet's
Essay towards a new Book of,
ii. 157.

Hook, Walter F., ii. 368, 410;
quoted, i. 311, 394; referred to,
127, 139, 184, 311, 476; ii. 396;
Letter to, ii. 372.
Hooker, Horace, ii. 415.

Richard, i. 141, 332, 355,
419, 421; ii. 388.
Hooper, John, i. 136, 178; ii. 204.
Hoornbeek, John, ii. 6, 138.
Hopkins, Ezekiel, ii. 82,157; i. 392.
Horeb, Mount, i. 10, 24, 26, 31.
Horses need a weekly day of rest,
ii. 169, 225. See Cattle.
Horsley, Bishop, ii. 325; quoted,
45, 312, 428, 429; referred to, i.
241, 313, 439, 451; ii. 16, 272,
372, 388, 394.
Hoskins, Dr, i. 213.
Hospinian, Ralph, i. 154, 172, 431;
ii. 202.

Howell, John, ii. 127; i. 351, 395.
Hug, John L., i. 315.
Hughes, George, ii. 22, 329, 459.
Joseph, ii. 329.

T. S., ii. 332; quoted, i.
279; ii. 294; referred to, i 74.
113, 121, 221, 476.

Humboldt, Alex. von, i. 113, 114,
289.

Hume, David, referred to, i. 235.
Humphrey, Heman, ii. 414.

IDLENESS on the Lord's-day, i.
133, 142, 234; ii. 188, 246, 303.
Idolatry, Mosaic legislation against,
ii. 78, 219.

Ierson, Henry, ii. 364, 401, 410.
Ignatius, i. 119, 118, 318, 123, 177,
259, 298, 329, 334, 348 n; ii. 3,
39, 55, 141, 154, 160, 189, 210,
299, 305, 335, 357.
Ignorance, how far an excuse for
disobedience, ii. 37.
Ikenius, Conrad, ii. 176.
Illiberis, Council of, ii. 56, 153.
Imitation of God, &c. See Ex-
ample.

India, i. 114, 287; ii. 356.
Infidel, Scriptural meaning of, ii.
291.

Innes, William, ii. 342.
Innocent, Pope, ii. 56.
Inspiration, plenary, i. 436.
Interludes, i. 446, 451, 468; ii. 455.
Intolerance, religious, i. 133, 150,
153, 234, 251; ii. 60, 86, 97.
Irenæus, i. 120, 325; quoted, i. 180;
ii. 257; referred to, i. 167, 201,
299; ii. 4, 64, 259, 268, 298, 335.
Irenæus Philalethes, i. 226.
Irish Articles of Religion, i. 255,
259, 260, 262.

Ironside, Gilbert, i. 189; referred
to, 188, 288; ii. 29, 432; an-
swers to, i. 194, 240.
Ironworks, i. 229; ii. 337, 361, 435.
Irving, David, quoted, i. 304.
Irwin, Alex., ii. 346, 410; ii. 268,
306.
Isidorus, ii. 4.

Italian name of Saturday, i. 554.
Ives, Jeremy, ii. 6.

JACOBSON, William, i. 120.
Jahn, John, referred to, ii. 167.
James I., king of England, i. 152,
425, 444, 145, 178, 183, 197, 255,
256, 263, 468, 473, 480; ii. 124,
246, 307, 332, 336, 442.

John Angell, ii. 342.
William, ii. 335, 336;
quoted, i. 318, 337, 344, 346-8;

referred to, 119, 120, 121, 122,
123, 124, 125, 127, 136, 139, 179,
182, 257, 319, 321, 327, 355, 363,
413, 461; ii. 268.
Japanese, i. 114.
Jay, William, ii. 323.
Jenkins, Charles, ii. 414.
Jennings, David, ii. 210; i. 281.
Jennison, William, ii. 447.
Jephson, Alex., ii. 191; i. 395;
answer to, ii. 198.
Jericho, siege of, i. 29, 176, 180,
220; ii. 11, 21.

Jerome, i. 123, 135, 201, 308;
ii. 4, 12.

Jerusalem, sieges of, i. 286; ii. 253.
Jesus, his doctrine and practice in
regard to the Law of Moses, i. 47,
48, 51, 52, 62, 63, 65, 71, 108,
144, 243, 379; in regard to the
Sabbath, i. 48, 49, 50, 51, 56, 57,
58, 60, 61, 62, 64, 126, 167, 180,
204, 216, 221, 222, 229, 241, 243,
367, 432; ii. 19, 23, 33, 50, 53, 95,
113, 128, 143, 144, 164, 169-71,
174, 178, 181, 189, 193, 195, 230,
245, 256, 268, 304, 373, 390, 402;
in regard to public worship, ii.
270, 282, 287, 317, 318, 320;
did he transfer the Sabbath to
Sunday? i. 361-4; his prefer-
ence of Deuteronomy, i. 433;
said to have distinguished be-
tween the traditional and the
divine in the Hebrew Scriptures,
ii. 373; his resurrection, in rela-
tion to the Sabbath and the
Lord's-day-see Resurrection.
Followers of, ii. 393.
Jewish Chronicle, the, ii. 443.
Jews, did not handle money on the
Sabbath, i. 223; ii. 180; how
they honoured the Sabbath, 19;
how they spent it in the time of
the Fathers, i. 367, 368, 398;
whether they were more strictly
bound to rest on it than we are to
rest on Sunday? 405, 418; said
to have punished "proselytes of
the gate" for keeping the Sab-
bath, ii. 205; their synagogue-
worship, ii. 319-see Synagogue;
modern, ii. 132, 433, 443; whe-
ther still under the Law, i. 385 n;
ii. 358. See Law of Moses;
Rabbies; Sabbath.
Job, Book of, i. 37 n.

Jordan, John, ii. 340, 341, 342,
410; referred to, i. 113, 426;
ii. 169, 259.

Jortin, John, ii. 229; referred to,
i. 116, 139, 292, 394.
Josephus, i. 115; quoted, 216, 277,
292-3, 344, 346-8; ii. 69; re
ferred to, i. 106, 113, 117, 221,
224, 225, 258, 279, 283, 284, 292,
398, 475; ii. 6, 19, 42, 112, 113,
158, 164, 166, 178, 319, 320, 373.
Joshua's command to the sun to
stand still, i. 176.

Journal of Sacred Literature, ii.
342, 346, 356; referred to, i. 62,
124; ii. 343, 359, 363, 378.
Judaism, whether abolished, i.
385 n; ii. 358; modern Judaiz-
ers, 58. See Jews; Law of Moses;
Puritans; Seventh-day Baptists.
Judgments, alleged divine, on Sab-
bath-breakers, i. 140, 149, 187,
191, 206, 262, 266, 465; ii. 16,
106, 118, 161, 202, 337, 415,
416, 427, 430-2.
Junius, Francis, ii. 139.
Jurieu, Peter, ii. 125.
Justi, Von, ií. 217.
Justin Martyr, i. 118, 120, 320;
ii. 333; quoted, ii. 4 n, 64, 66,
297; referred to, i. 125, 167,
177, 201, 214, 220, 221, 223, 298,
299, 300, 353, 363, 416, 476; ii.
4, 55, 154, 259, 300, 335, 357.
Juvenal, i. 116.
Juvencus, ii. 4.
J. W., ii. 359.

KALISCH, M., ii. 443; i. 216.
Kay, Joseph, quoted, ii. 308.
Kaye, John, ii. 333; quoted, i

284, 320, 341, 464; referred to,
120, 281, 287, 344, 345, 352;
ii. 414.

Keach, Benjamin, ii. 115.
Kennedy, John, ii. 208.
Kennicott, Benjamin, ii. 202, 242;
referred to, i. 37, 463; ii. 45.
Kenrick, John, i. 437.
Kentucky, ii. 433.

Kew Gardens, ii. 397, 407.
Killingworth, Grantham, ii. 191;
answer to, 198.
King, David, ii. 342.

Peter, ii. 156, 189.
Kings, alleged divine right of, i.
388.

Kingsbury, Harmon, ii. 415, 422.
Kirkton, James, ii. 77.
Kitto's Cyclopædia of Biblical
Literature, ii. 350; i. 29, 38, 70,
110, 119, 120, 121, 125, 315, 437;
ii. 167, 266.

Journal of Sacred Litera-
ture, ii. 342, 356; quoted, i.
345, 397; referred to, i. 62, 437;
ii. 343, 359, 378, 443.
Knox, John, i. 127, 389, 466-8;
ii. 97, 319, 355, 386, 390.

Vicesimus, ii. 239; referred
to, i. 241; ii. 158, 286, 315, 325.
Koelman, James, ii. 137, 448, 449,
459.

Kurtz, John Henry, i. 438.

LABOUR, meaning of, in the Fourth
Commandment, i. 416; ii. 221,
443-6; whether enjoined on six
days, i. 204, 379, 411; ii. 75,
84, 126. See Rest.

Labourers, refreshment of, i. 25; ii.
25, 249, 367. See Recreation.
Lactantius, i. 356; ii. 4.
Laing, Samuel, ii. 365.
Lake, Bishop, i. 197, 214, 364, 420;
ii. 76.

Lamb, James J., ii. 394.
Lambeth Articles, i. 255, 262.
Lampridius, i. 224, 277; ii. 8.
Lanarkshire, i. 254.

Langley, J. Baxter, ii. 379, 394.
Laodicea, Council of, i. 343, 348;
ii. 12, 56, 335.

La Placette, John, ii. 126.
Lardner, Nathaniel, i. 120, 297,
322, 329; ii. 205.
Larkin, Charles, ii. 349.
Latimer, Bishop, i. 197.
Laud, Archbishop, i. 164, 166, 189,
197, 207, 227, 447, 451-2, 465,
474; ii. 18, 131.

Positive, i. 366; ii. 11, 82,
255, 326, 379. See Fourth
Commandment; Moral.

of Moses, i. 6-29; whether
given only to the Israelites, i.
11, 24, 39, 79, 81-3, 87, 89, 92,
96, 100, 143, 185, 202, 220, 244,
245, 477; ii. 30, 36, 92, 93, 96,
144, 193, 199, 207, 259, 260,
268, 380; appointed by Moses
to be read to them every seventh
year, i. 28, 168; ii. 108, 219;
whether appointed by him to be
read in assemblies on the Sabbath-
day, i. 110, 116, 168, 176, 294-5,
399; ii. 68, 79, 107, 112-13, 166,
195, 215, 219, 227-8, 229, 252-3,
305, 364, 373; no distinction in
it between moral and ceremonial,
ii. 255, 379; doctrine and prac-
tice of Jesus in regard to it-see
Jesus; continued to be observed
by Paul, i. 88, 89, 92, 108, 343;
ii. 62, 63, 144, 382; in relation
to the Gospel, i. 89-104, 365,
366, 383-96, 410, 457, 477; ii.
451; Michaelis on the, 214; its
didactic use to the Gentiles, i.
371, 374, 384-396, 424, 477; ii.
30, 67n, 97, 144.

Laws about Sunday :-(1.) Roman,
i. 121, 134, 171, 177, 223, 257,
322, 355-9, 421; ii. 12, 56, 154,
296, 301, 394, 398; (2.) Eccle-
siastical, in middle ages, ii. 56,
154; (3.) Anglo-Saxon, i. 458;
ii. 187; (4.) English civil and
ecclesiastical, ii. 187, 210, 313,
343, 350; (5.) Scottish, i. 254; ii.
77. See Statutes; Magistrate.
Lawson, John, i. 227.

Layman, A (Sir W. Domville), ii.
357. See Domville.
Lechford, Thomas, i. 236.
Le Clerc, John, ii. 111; quoted, i.
225; ii. 178; referred to, i. 57,
288; ii. 202, 229, 244.

Lee, John, ii. 77, 337; i. 472.
Robert, ii. 98.

Samuel, ii. 334, 339; referred
to, i. 293, 463; ii. 45, 348.
Leeke, William, ii. 339.
Legislation. See Magistrate.