insertions of the Article, omissions, insertions and

omissions combined; Mr. Granville Sharp's Canon;

Proper Names; the signification of the word veûμa;

passages adduced by Mr. Granville Sharp to prove

the Divinity of our Lord

CHAP. V.-CLASSES OF PERSONS MENTIONED IN THE

NEW TESTAMENT.

Roman Titles: Procurator, Pilate, Felix,

Festus; Proconsul, Sergius Paulus, Gallio; Em-

peror, Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, Nero;

Asiarchi, Publicans, Chief-Captain, Captain of the

Guard, Dexiolabi, Speculator, Sergeants, Gram-

mateus. Jewish Titles: Levites, Priests, High-

Priests, Scribes, Lawyers, Nazarites, Proselytes,

Captain of the Temple, Hebrews, Hellenists. Sects

of the Jews: Pharisees, Sadducees, Essenes, Hero-

dians, Galileans or Zealots, Samaritans, Sicarii.- The

Family of the Herods: Herod the Great, Aris-

tobulus, Archelaus, Philip, Antipas, Herod-Philip,

Agrippa I., Herodias, Agrippa II., Bernice,

Drusilla

CHAP. VI.-GEOGRAPHY OF THE HOLY LAND.

SACRED PLACES. COURTS OF JUDICATURE.

Idumæa, Judæa, Samaria, Galilee, Peræa; the

river Jordan, Lake Merom, the Sea of Galilee, the

Dead Sea; Mount Tabor, the Mount of Beatitudes,

the Desert of Quarantania.- The Temple: The

Court of the Gentiles, Solomon's Porch, the Court

of the Israelites, the Court of the Priests, the Portico,

the Holy Place, the Holy of Holies, the Turris

Antonia-Synagogues, Proseuchæ, the Sanhedrim

or Great Council, Lesser Councils, the Court of the

Areopagus

CHAP. VII.-METHODS

JEWISH FESTIVALS.

OF COMPUTING TIME.

Eras, years, the Sabbatical year, the year of

Jubilee, months, weeks, days, watches, evenings.--

Jewish Festivals: Passover, Pentecost, Taber-

nacles; Dedication, the Day of Expiation.

PAGE

30-47

47-68

68-81

81-89

CHAP. VIII. THE COINS, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES
MENTIONED IN THE NEW TESTAMENT.

Money: Lepton, quadrans, assarius, denarius,
drachma, didrachma, stater, talent, mina.-
Measures of Length: Cubit, fathom, stadium,
mile, sabbath day's journey.-Liquid Measures:
Sextarius, metretes, bath.-Dry Measures: σátov,
κόρος
CHAP. IX.-QUOTATIONS IN THE NEW TESTAMENT.
Quotations from the Old Testament.

Whence derived, introductory formulæ, how fulfilled.

-Quotations which do not agree with the

Hebrew. Matt. ii. 6. 23; iv. 15, 16; viii. 17; xii.

20; xv. 8, 9; xxvii. 9, 10; Luke iv. 18; John vii. 38;

xix. 37; Acts ii. 25, 28; vii. 43; viii. 33; xv. 17;

Rom. x. 6, 7, 8; 1 Cor. ii. 9; xv. 55; Eph. v. 14;

Heb. i. 12; x. 5; xi. 21; James iv. 5.-Quotations

from Heathen Writers. 1 Cor. xv. 33; Tit. i.

12; Acts xvii. 28.-Alleged Quotations from

Apocryphal Books. 2 Tim. iii. 8; Jude 9;

14.-Alleged Allusions to Canonical Books

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89-94

now lost. 1 Cor. v. 9; Col. iv. 56; Acts xx. 35. 94-104

CHAP. X.-ALLEGED CONTRADICTIONS OF THE NEW

TESTAMENT.

SECT. I.-APPARENT DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN THE

WRITERS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT AND PROFANE

WRITERS.

Luke ii. 1, 2; iii. 19. Acts v. 36.

104-107

SECT. II.-APPARENT DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN THE

WRITERS OF THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS.

Matt. xxiii. 35; Mark ii. 26; Acts vii. 2, 4,

14, 15, 16; xiii. 20; 1 Cor. x. 8; Gal. iii. 17;

Heb. ix. 4

SECT. III.-APPARENT DISCREPANCIES

THE WRITERS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.

BETWEEN

Matt. iv., Luke iv.; Matt. viii. 5-10, Luke vii.

1-10; Matt. xvii. 1, Luke ix. 38; Matt. xx. 29,

Mark x. 46, Luke xviii. 35; Matt. xxvi. 8, John xii.

107-111

a

4; Matt. xxvi. 21, Mark xiv. 18, Luke xxii. 21;

Matt. xxvi. 71, Mark xiv. 69, Luke xxii. 58, 59,

John xviii. 25, 26; Matt. xxvii. 5, Acts i. 18; Matt.

xxvii. 34, Mark xv. 23; the inscription on the Cross;

Matt. xxvii. 44, Luke xxiii. 39; Matt. xxvii. 54, Luke

xxiii. 47; Matt. xxvii. 61, Mark xv. 47, Luke xxiii.

55, John xx.; Mark xv. 25, John xix. 14; John xix.

17, Matt. xxvii. 32; Acts ix. 7, Acts xxii. 9; the

appearances of Christ to His disciples after His

Resurrection; the Paschal Supper; the Genealogy

of our Lord

CHAP. XI.-ON THE FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE OF THE

NEW TESTAMENT.

Tropes or figures, metaphor, simile, allegory,

allegorical interpretation, parable, fable, proverb,

qualifications necessary for the interpretation of

Scripture.

CHAP. XII.-ON THE FIVE HISTORICAL BOOKS OF

THE NEW TESTAMENT.

THE ORIGIN OF THE FOUR GOSPELS.-THE

AUTHORSHIP, DATE, DESIGN, STYLE, LANGUAGE,

INTEGRITY, &c., OF THE FIVE HISTORICAL BOOKS

OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.-THE CHRONOLOGY OF

THE NEW TESTAMENT.

SECT. I.-ON THE ORIGIN OF THE FOUR GOSPELS.

The meaning of the word Gospel, the order of the

four Gospels, the four Cherubic Symbols, the Syn-
optic Gospels, hypotheses to account for their
mutual agreement.

SECT. II.-THE GOSPEL ACCORDING ΤΟ

PAGE

111-125

125-131

131-134

ST.

139-145

145-150

150-158

SECT. III. THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST. MARK

SECT. IV.-THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST. LUKE

SECT. V.-THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST. JOHN.

SECT. VI. THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES.

SECT. VII.-CHRONOLOGY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.

Chronological table of the events recorded in the

158-166

Gospels; the dates of the Nativity, the commence-

ment of our Lord's ministry, and the Crucifixion;

chronological table of the events recorded in the

Acts; the dates of St. Stephen's martyrdom, the
conversion of St. Paul, the rest of the churches,
and St. Paul's arrival at Rome

CHAP. XIII.-ON THE PAULINE EPISTLES.

ACCOUNT OF ST. PAUL. THE AUTHORSHIP, DATE,

DESIGN, CONTENTS, INTEGRITY, &c., OF THE SEPA-

RATE EPISTLES.

SECT. I.-ACCOUNT OF ST. PAUL.

Life of St. Paul; the account of St. Paul given in

the Acts is evidently imperfect; Paley's Hora Paulinæ;

style of St. Paul's Epistles; going off at a word, Cili-

cisms, agonistic expressions, &c.; principal uncial

MSS. of the Pauline Epistles

SECT. II.-THE FIRST EPISTLE TO THE THESSA-

PAGE

166-174

174-190

SECT. III.-THE SECOND EPISTLE TO THE THESSA-

LONIANS.

194-197

SECT. IV. THE EPISTLE TO THE GALATIANS .

SECT. V. THE FIRST EPISTLE TO THE CORINTHIANS 206-215

SECT. VI.-THE SECOND EPISTLE TO THE CORIN-

197-206

SECT. VII.-THE EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS

SECT. VIII.-THE EPISTLE TO THE EPHESIANS

SECT. IX. THE EPISTLE TO THE COLOSSIANS

SECT. X.-THE EPISTLE TO PHILEMON

SECT. XI.-THE EPISTLE TO THE PHILIPPIANS

SECT. XII.-THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS

SECT. XIII.-THE FIRST EPISTLE TO TIMOTHY

SECT. XIV.-THE EPISTLE TO TITUS .

SECT. XV.-THE SECOND EPISTLE TO TIMOTHY

CHAP. XIV.-ON THE CATHOLIC EPISTLES.

ON THE CATHOLIC EPISTLES GENERALLY, ON

THE AUTHORSHIP, DATE, DESIGN, CANONICITY, &c.,

OF THE SEPARATE EPISTLES.

SECT. I. ON THE CATHOLIC EPISTLES GENERALLY.

The meaning of the title Catholic, the order in

which they are placed in ancient MSS., the principal

uncial MSS. of the Catholic Epistles

SECT. II. THE EPISTLE OF ST. JAMES

PAGE

275-276

276-281

281-286

. 286-291

SECT. III. THE FIRST EPISTLE OF ST. PETER

SECT. IV. THE SECOND EPISTLE OF ST. PETER

SECT. V. THE FIRST GENERAL EPISTLE OF ST. JOHN 291-293

SECT. VI. THE SECOND GENERAL EPISTLE OF ST. JOHN 293-295

SECT. VII. THE THIRD GENERAL EPISTLE OF ST.

SECT. VIII. THE GENERAL EPISTLE OF ST. JUDE

CHAP. XV. ON THE REVELATION OF ST. JOHN THE

DIVINE.

Title; the uncial MSS. which contain the book;

its authorship, canonical authority, time and place;

contents; schemes of interpretation, &c.

INDEX TO PASSAGES OF THE NEW TESTAMENT ILLLUS-
TRATED OR EXPLAINED

301-307

. 307-315