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Ephesians, 12, 45, 129, 157;
Pastoral Epistles, 360.
– 27, Pastoral Epistles, 429.
ROME, Christianity at, Romans, 408-410.
– Paul and the fall of, Thessalonians, 324-328.
– Paul's voyage to, Acts II., 450-471.
– a world center, John I., 25.
ROUTH, Martin J., Reliquiae Sacrae, Acts I., 81;
John Epistles, 31, 35.
RUBIES, Valley of, Proverbs, 49.
RULERS, and ruled, Thessalonians, 201-216.
– responsible to God, Leviticus, 129.
RUSKIN, John, nominal and practical religion, Ezekiel, 256.
– on the flower, Deuteronomy, 94.
– on gifts to the Temple, Numbers, 75.
– on the gloom of history, I. Kings, 43.
– on a thunderstorm, Exodus, 151;
I. Kings, 440.
– on walls, Song of Solomon, 172.
– quoted, Job, 372, 374, 396.
RUTH, and David, I. Samuel, 272.
– The story of, Judges, 363-420.
RUTH, The book, Date of, Judges, 409.
RUTH I., 16, Hebrews, 261.
RUTH II., 1, II. Kings, 224.
– 10, 19, Psalms III., 407.
– 19, Jeremiah I., 176.
RUTH IV., 15, Jeremiah I., 85.
RUTHERFORD, Samuel, Song of Solomon, 45;
II. Corinthians, 314;
Ephesians, 243;
Thessalonians, 47.
S
SABATIER, M., II. Corinthians, 29, 177, 202;
Galatians, 132.
SABBATH, and Nehemiah, Ezra, 344-347.
– Breach of the, Numbers, 180.
– Christ and the, Matthew, 157, 159;
Mark, 66-70;
John I., 193.
– in Chaldea, Numbers, 346.
– in Galilee, Luke, 148-161.
– law of Ezekiel, Numbers, 348.
– a means of unity, Numbers, 191.
– Obligation for the, Numbers, 348.
– Observance of the, Acts II., 16, 393-397;
Colossians, 231, 233;
Hebrews, 60, 62, 166.
– Social aspect of the, Numbers, 189.
– Social service and the, Isaiah II., 414-422.
– to be observed, Exodus, 248, 305-312;
Deuteronomy, 71.
– A warning, Jeremiah I., 364, 376.
SABBATIC YEAR, The, Leviticus, 502-518;
Jeremiah I., 347.
SABEANS, Job, 65; Acts II., 344.
SABELLIUS, Hebrews, 28.
SACERDOTALISM, Numbers, 209;
Deuteronomy, 267, 268-270;
Chronicles, 234.
– not in the New Testament, Exodus, 408.
SACRAMENTS, Hebrews, 255.
– Old Testament, Isaiah I., 74.
– Romish doctrine of, I. Samuel, 65.
SACRED PLACES, Numbers, 391.
SACRED YEAR, Numbers, 343.
SACRIFICE OF JESUS CHRIST for us, Judges, 251;
Job, 62;
John I., 375-386.
– made to restore holiness, Genesis, 66.
– of none effect if not accepted, Genesis, 36.
– Restraining influence of the, Genesis, 67.
–See Jesus Christ, ATONEMENT.
SACRIFICES TO GOD and Christianity, Deuteronomy, 267-276.
– to be in the spirit, Genesis, 200.
SACRIFICES, Gifts and, Philippians, 353-368.
– Laws of, Deuteronomy, 253-266.
– of burnt-offering, Leviticus, 29-62.
– of guilt offering, Leviticus, 155-174.
– of meal-offering, Leviticus, 63-81.
– of peace-offering, Leviticus, 82-108.
– of sin-offering, Leviticus, 109-154.
– of the Temple, I. Kings, 196-221.
– Priests portions of, Leviticus, 175-180.
– Significances of, Numbers, 360.
SADNESS of Nehemiah, Ezra, 188-190.
SADDUCEES, Matthew, 214, 324;
Mark, 330-336;
Acts II., 33.
SAFETY, Psalms I., 26, 169.
SAINTS, I. Corinthians, 22;
Philippians, 12;
Colossians, 11-14, 58;
Hebrews, 214;
James, 378.
SALMON, Dr. George, Psalms II., 280;
Acts I., 2, 8, 10, 69, 79, 135, 358, 417;
II., 289;
Ephesians, 4;
Pastoral Epistles, 8, 113, 407;
James, 21, 50, 55, 69, 71, 139, 385, 425, 431.
SALT, for the meal-offering, Leviticus, 75.
– for the speech, Colossians, 367-370.
– of the earth, Matthew, 63-66.
SALVATION, aims at perfection of character, Genesis, 221.
– and law, Hebrews, 31.
– the end of God, Thessalonians, 347, 348.
– for an end, Ephesians, 109-119.
– the gift of God, Genesis, 306;
Thessalonians, 344-346.
– the Idea of God, Thessalonians, 342.
– in sight, Isaiah II., 428-444.
– introduced through the affections, Genesis, 252.
– its execution by God, Thessalonians, 346, 347.
– Personal, Judges, 151;
Thessalonians, 195-197.
– to the uttermost, Thessalonians, 65.
– to be worked out, Philippians, 132-139.
– Work of the Trinity in, Peter, 3-16.
SAMARIA, See SHECHEM.
– Isaiah I., 95-147, 152-158.
– besieged by Shalmaneser, II. Kings, 240.
– Conversion of, Acts I., 355, sq., 366-384.
– Elisha and the Syrians at, II. Kings, 76-86.
– Idolatry at, I. Kings, 352, 355.
– inhabitants deported, II. Kings, 247.
– Jehu and, II. Kings, 125.
– Later inhabitants of, II. Kings, 248.
– Peter and John in, Acts I., 369-384.
– Shalmaneser IV. and, II. Kings, 279.
– Tiglath Pileser II. and, II. Kings, 278.
SAMSON, Birth announced by the angel, Judges, 266-271.
– compared with Abraham, Judges, 281.
– dauntless in battle, Judges, 293-306.
– failed in fidelity to God, Judges, 302.
– Faith of, Hebrews, 362.
– in Gaza, Judges, 307-318.
– Last days of, Judges, 319-334.
– plunging into life, Judges, 279-292.
– Riddle of, Judges, 290.
– to be a Nazarite, Judges, 276.
SAMUEL, and Saul at Gilgal, I. Samuel, 205, 216, 248.
– and the witch of Endor, I. Samuel, 409.
– anoints David, I. Samuel, 252-264.
– anoints Saul, I. Samuel, 145-156.
– Arrangements for, I. Samuel, 20.
– as Judge, I. Samuel, 106.
– David flees to, I. Samuel, 312.
– dealings with the people, I. Samuel, 193-204.
– Death of, I. Samuel, 378-381.
– First meeting of Saul and, I. Samuel, 133-144.
– grieved with Saul, I. Samuel, 247.
– Israel demands a king of, I. Samuel, 109-120.
– kills Agag, I. Samuel, 250.
– the last of the Judges, I. Samuel, 1.
– Message to, I. Samuel, 54.
– The name, I. Samuel, 18.
– not jealous of Saul, I. Samuel, 178.
– recognized as a prophet, I. Samuel, 59.
– Review of the life of, II. Samuel, 391-393.
– Saul brought to, I. Samuel, 121-132.
– Vindication of himself, I. Samuel, 181-192.
– Vision of, I. Samuel, 49-60.
SAMUEL, Book of, II. Samuel, 388-400.
I. SAMUEL I., 1, Psalms III., 348.
– 4, 13, Jeremiah I., 165.
– 9, Psalms I., 37.
– 26, Daniel, 226.
I. SAMUEL II., 8, Psalms II., 362;
III., 208;
Daniel, 151.
– 12, Jeremiah I., 83;
Twelve Prophets I., 322.
– 27-36, I. Kings, 118.
– 36, Ezekiel, 431.
I. SAMUEL III., 1, Song of Solomon, 157.
– 3, Psalms I., 38.
I. SAMUEL IV., 1, Joshua, 296.
I. SAMUEL V., 1, 10, Joshua, 296.
– 5, Ezekiel, 428.
– 6, Jeremiah I., 12.
I. SAMUEL VI., 13, Isaiah II., 363.
– 20, Isaiah I., 64.
I. SAMUEL VII., 6, Joshua, 350;
Ezra, 128.
– 14, Joshua, 255.
– 16, Joshua, 318.
– 17, Joshua, 318, 350.
I. SAMUEL VIII., 10-18, I. Kings, 241.
– 15, Deuteronomy, 301;
I. Kings, 143.
I. SAMUEL IX., 9, Twelve Prophets I., 20.
– 31, Joshua, 318.
I. SAMUEL X., 2, Jeremiah I., 146.
– 5, Daniel, 30.
– 26, Joshua, 318.
I. SAMUEL XII., 17, Isaiah I., 113.
– 19, Psalms III., 75.
– 23, Jeremiah I., 163;
Hebrews, 263.
I. SAMUEL XIII., 9, Psalms I., 197.
– 12, Twelve Prophets II., 280.
I. SAMUEL XV., 18, 19, Numbers, 183.
– 22, Leviticus, 240;
Hebrews, 177.
– 23, Psalms II., 22.
– 29, Jeremiah I., 383.
I. SAMUEL XVI., 5, Jeremiah I., 68.
I. SAMUEL XVII., 25, Deuteronomy, 300.
– 39, Romans, 368.
I. SAMUEL XVIII., 10, Daniel, 30.
– 19, Joshua, 293.
– 22, Peter, 135.
I. SAMUEL XIX., 20-24, Twelve Prophets I., 21.
– 21-24, Daniel, 30.
I. SAMUEL XX., 5, 6, Numbers, 351.
– 6, Jeremiah I., 121.
I. SAMUEL XXI., 3, 4, Psalms, 266.
I. SAMUEL XXIV., 7, Isaiah I., 131.
– 15, Psalms I., 334.
I. SAMUEL XXV., 15, Jeremiah I., 121.
– 21, Jeremiah I., 130.
I. SAMUEL XXVI., 19, Ezekiel, 323.
I. SAMUEL XXVII., 8, Joshua, 255.
I. SAMUEL XXVIII., 7-11, Leviticus, 411.
I. SAMUEL XXIX., 4, Romans, 141.
I. SAMUEL XXX., Psalms I., 23.
II. SAMUEL I., 18, Numbers, 11;
Joshua, 229.
– 23, Proverbs, 239.
II. SAMUEL II., 15, 16, Joshua, 319.
II. SAMUEL III., 3, Joshua, 257.
– 35, Ezekiel, 210.
II. SAMUEL IV., 6, I. Kings, 146.
II. SAMUEL V., 25, Hebrews, 263.
II. SAMUEL VI., Psalms I., 234.
– 9, Psalms III., 84.
– 11, Twelve Prophets II., 248.
– 16, Ecclesiastes, 107.
II. SAMUEL VII., Psalms I., 12;
II., 490.
– 2, Psalms III., 347.
– 4-17, Isaiah I., 131.
– 5, 6, Jeremiah II., 326.
– 12-16, I. Kings, 34, 35.
– 14, Psalms II., 498;
Galatians, 230.
– 17, Psalms II., 496.
– 28, 29, Hebrews, 263.
II. SAMUEL VIII., 1, 12, Joshua, 255.
– 2, 6, Hebrews, 263.
– 3, Joshua, 257.
– 16, I. Kings, 21.
II. SAMUEL XI., Psalms II., 271.
II. SAMUEL XII., 1, Twelve Prophets I., 25.
– 14, Romans, 110.
II. SAMUEL XIII., 19, Jeremiah I., 105.
– 37, Joshua, 257.
– 39, I. Kings, 78.
II. SAMUEL XV., 25, Psalms, 26.
– 30, Jeremiah I., 99.
– 32, Jeremiah I., 128.
II. SAMUEL XVI., 8, Psalms I., 25.
II. SAMUEL XVII., 5, Jeremiah I., 71.
– 12, Psalms III., 188.
– 13, Jeremiah I., 23.
– 27, Twelve Prophets II., 82.
II. SAMUEL XVIII., 6, Psalms II., 220.
II. SAMUEL XIX., 33, Jeremiah I., 56.
II. SAMUEL XX., 1, Ezekiel, 316.
– 3, Jeremiah I., 107.
– 24, I. Kings, 21.
II. SAMUEL XXII., 11, Psalms II., 276.
II. SAMUEL XXIII., 1-7, Peter, 31.
– 4, Psalms II., 322.
– 20, Isaiah I., 211.
II. SAMUEL XXIV., 24, Jeremiah II., 312.
– 25, Leviticus, 105.
SANBALLAT, The Horonite, Ezra, 236-238, 261, 321.
SANCTIFICATION, Use of the word, Hebrews, 178.
– what it is, Hebrews, 41.
– See HOLINESS.
SANCTUARY, The, carefully guarded, Numbers, 43.
– established, Deuteronomy, 321.
– Ezekiel and, Ezekiel, 404-423.
– Iniquity of, Numbers, 402.
– Nearness of, Psalms II., 442.
– Outer, has ceased, Hebrews, 150, sq., 158.
– Right of, Numbers, 402;
I. Kings, 186, 187.
SANHEDRIN, The, Acts I., 181, 188, 233, 234.
SARAH, wife of Abraham, Genesis, 100, sq., 149, sq.;
Peter, 113.
– Death of, Genesis, 227.
– jealous of Hagar, Genesis, 214.
– The laughter of, Genesis, 169.
SARASA, James, 273.
SARCASM, a species of false witness, Exodus, 325.
SARDIS, Church at, Revelation, 56-61.
SAREPTA, Elijah at, I. Kings, 372-382.
SARPI, Paolo, Romans, 100.
SARGON, Isaiah I., 3, 148, 169, 198.
– and Judah, II. Kings, 320.
– captures Samaria, II. Kings, 240-243.
– defeats Merodach-Baladan, II. Kings, 323.
– Inscription of, II. Kings, 490.
– replaces the population of Samaria, II. Kings, 254.
SARUM OFFICE, James, 342.
SATAN, as an angel of light, II. Corinthians, 332.
– as tempter, Hebrews, 72.
– Atonement not given to, Hebrews, 43.
– challenged, Job, 40.
– Deliverance from, Colossians, 61.
– Delivering unto, Pastoral Epistles, 74.
– Destruction of, Hebrews, 42.
– disappears, Job, 71.
– his question, Job, 42.
– in Chronicles, 270-298.
– Judgment of, Revelation, 335-359.
– of Dante, Job, 35.
– of Job, Job, 34-49, 68-74.
– of Milton, Job, 35.
– Paul's view of, Ephesians, 399-404.
– Personality of, Pastoral Epistles, 77-80;
James, 150, 240.
– Power and limits of, James, 238-244.
– Power of, Job, 36.
– The scape-goat sent to, Leviticus, 270.
– The serpent not symbolical of, Genesis, 16.
– tempts Christ, Matthew, 39-47.
SAUL, among the prophets, I. Samuel, 153.
– and Samuel at Gilgal, I. Samuel, 204, 248.
– anointed by Samuel, I. Samuel, 145-156.
– at Endor, I. Samuel, 404-415.
– brought to Samuel, I. Samuel, 121-132.
– Character of, I. Samuel, 439.
– chosen king, I. Samuel, 157-168.
– a coward, I. Samuel, 431.
– David harper to, I. Samuel, 267.
– David spares the life of, I. Samuel, 366-377.
– David's lament for, II. Samuel, 1-13.
– Death of, I. Samuel, 429-440.
– efforts against David, I. Samuel, 305-316.
– Final rejection of, I. Samuel, 241-252.
– First meeting of Samuel and, I. Samuel, 133-144.
– First offence of, I. Samuel, 212.
– jealous of David, I. Samuel, 292-299.
– mutilation of his body, I. Samuel, 436.
– The people delighted with, I. Samuel, 176.
– relieves Jabesh-Gilead, I. Samuel, 169-180.
– Review of the life of, II. Samuel, 393-395.
– slays Abimelech, I. Samuel, 346.
– Wilfulness of, I. Samuel, 229-240.
SAVINGS BANKS, Acts I., 204, 205.
SAVANAROLLA persecuted, I. Kings, 422.
SAXONS justified in raiding Britain, Judges, 7.
SAYCE, A. H., Psalms III., 190, 295;
Isaiah I., 411;
II., 165, 179, 457;
Jeremiah II., 206, 259;
Daniel, 56, 58, 60, 61, 172;
Twelve Prophets II., 19, 524.
– on cities of Canaan destroyed, Numbers, 183.
– on the origin of the Sabbath, Numbers, 346.
– on Pethor, Numbers, 262.
SCANDAL, The Greek word for, John Epistles, 131.
– in the church, II. Corinthians, 81.
SCAPE-GOAT, The, Leviticus, 264-274.
SCEPTICISM, Job, 41, 140; Isaiah I., 15, 16.
– materialistic, Ecclesiastes, 171-173.
SCEVA'S SONS, Acts II., 355.
SCHAFF, Philip, Pastoral Epistles, 395;
James, 32, 399.
SCHLEIERMACHER, F. E., Pastoral Epistles, 78.
SCHMIDT, P., Thessalonians, 43, 142.
SCHMIEDEL, Paul Wilhelm, II. Corinthians, 13, 65, 163, 177, 179, 182, 213, 218, 250, 253, 267, 304, 311, 345, 374.
SCHOOLS OF THE PROPHETS, David a member? I. Samuel, 271.
SCHOPENHAUER, Arthur, Job, 37, 39;
Ecclesiastes, 4.
SCHOTT, Heinrich August, James, 407, 418.
SCILLITAN MARTYRS, Acts I., 15.
SCHRADER, Eberhard, Isaiah I., 308, 309, 321;
Daniel, 49, 53, 55, 77, 129, 146, 170;
Twelve Prophets I., 172, 174;
II., 176, 216.
SCHULTZ, Hermann, Isaiah I., 137;
II., 262, 400;
Twelve Prophets I., 99.
SCHÜRER, Emil, Daniel, 76, 291;
Twelve Prophets I., 409;
Acts II., 25, 431;
James, 50, 423, 424. 439.
SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE, and the church, Deuteronomy, 216.
– cultivating self-interest, Exodus, 317.
– its lack does not disqualify the teacher of truth, Genesis, 4.
– not a necessity for the teacher of truth, Genesis, 5.
– not a possession of ancient times, Genesis, 2.
– not a revelation, Proverbs, 380.
– not sufficient, Jeremiah I., 326, 327.
– tells us what we must believe, Judges, 111-114.
SCORNER, The, Proverbs, 125, 129.
SCOTT, Thomas, Romans, 324;
Hebrews, 248.
SCOTT, Sir Walter, Jeremiah II., 47, 167;
John Epistles, 95.
SCRIBISM, Ezra, 111.
SCRIPTURE, to be used in temptation, Matthew, 46.
SCRIPTURE AND SCIENCE at variance, Genesis, 4.
SCRIVENER, F. H. A., John Epistles, vii.
SCYTHIANS, The, II. Kings, 378;
Jeremiah I., 12-14;
Ezekiel, 4-6;
Twelve Prophets II., 15.
– as the scourge of God, Jeremiah I., 134-148.
SEALED, The, Revelation, 114-124.
SECOND ADVENT, The, Matthew, 340-349;
Acts I., 33-41;
Philippians, 303-310;
Thessalonians, 60, 184-198.
– Duty and, Romans, 361-368.
– Nearness of, Pastoral Epistles, 378, 428.
SECOND BIRTH, The, John I., 105-116.
SECTARIANISM, Folly of, I. Corinthians, 94.
SEEKING A SIGN, Genesis, 135, 246;
Exodus, 120;
Mark, 209, 210;
John I., 165, 277.
SEER, The term, II. Kings, 201;
Twelve Prophets, 17.
SELAH, Psalms I., 25.
SELDEN, John, De Synedriis, Acts I., 181, 278, 295.
SELEUCID KINGS, Daniel, 241.
SELF-CONTROL necessary, Deuteronomy, 197.
SELF-DECEPTION, II. Samuel, 176.
SELF-KNOWLEDGE, Song of Solomon, 233.
SELF-SACRIFICE, Genesis, 119, 207;
Judges, 249, 331, 333.
– of Joshua, Joshua, 323.
– understood by God, Genesis, 209.
SELF-SURRENDER, Romans, 168, 169, 333.
SELFISHNESS, Matthew, 77.
– and its reward, I. Samuel, 384.
– blind, Proverbs, 297.
– killed by love, Deuteronomy, 142.
– not the aim of existence, Judges, 136, 137.
– not Christian, Deuteronomy, 199.
– powerful, I. Samuel, 191.
– refined, Ecclesiastes, 250.
– slaying, Colossians, 271-289.
– to be resisted, Philippians, 107, 111-113.
SEMITES, Primitive religion of the, Job, 180.
SENIOR, The title, Acts II., 417.
SENNACHERIB, II. Kings, 324;
Psalms II., 80, 87, 149, 359, 367;
Isaiah I., 209, 302, 308-315, 355-362.
– and Judea, II, Kings, 325.
– his defeat at Jerusalem, II. Kings, 331-350.
– Inscriptions of, II. Kings, 490-492.
SENSUAL, Meaning in the New Testament, James, 200, 453.
SEPHARAD, Twelve Prophets II., 176.
SEPTIMIUS SEVERUS, James, 21, 330.
SEPTUAGINT, Hebrews, 35, 139, 309.
SERAIAH, The scribe, II. Samuel, 128.
SERBONIAN BOG, Isaiah I., 361.
SERGIUS PAULUS, Acts II., 201-206.
SERMON ON THE MOUNT, and the law, Exodus, 283.
– Gospel of the kingdom, Matthew, 57-104;
Luke, 241-254.
– Secret of the, Proverbs, 359.
SERPENT, the agent of Eve's temptation, Genesis, 15.
– Fiery, Numbers, 246.
– not symbolical of Satan, Genesis, 16.
– Temptation comes like a serpent, Genesis, 20.
SERVANT OF GOD, OF ISRAEL, as prophet and martyr, Isaiah II., 313.
– as realized by one man, Isaiah II., 276.
– Chief end, Isaiah II., 317.
– fulfilled by Christ, Isaiah II., 267, 281, sq., 367.
– an individual's objections answered, Isaiah II., 270, 272, 274, 405.
SERVANT OF GOD, OF ISAIAH, Deuteronomy, 109;
Job, 15;
Isaiah II., 233-280.
– as a nation, Isaiah II., 236, 256.
– as a part of a nation, Isaiah II., 257.
– Christ's relation to, Isaiah II., 142.
– God's commission of, Isaiah II., 132.
– his character, Isaiah II., 254.
– in the New Testament, Isaiah II., 278-289.
– Passages on, Isaiah II., 233.
SERVANTS, Indebted to, I. Samuel, 128.
– Master and, Ephesians, 390-393;
Colossians, 345-353.
– Treatment of, Proverbs, 387.
SERVICE, Age of, Numbers, 23.
– Christian, Peter, 95-107.
– the end of individuality, Judges, 30.
– Equipment for, Judges, 184.
– for God's glory, Peter, 163-176.
– the highest distinction, Joshua, 42, 43.
– of God and man, Isaiah II., 290-312.
– of the unmarried, I. Corinthians, 168, 169.
– Public, II. Samuel, 226.
SETH, Family of, Genesis, 51.
SEVEN, Bowls, Revelation, 259-276.
– heads of the beast, Revelation, 283-286.
– Importance of the number, Revelation, 28, 29.
– Trumpets, Revelation, 132-156, 189-195.
SEVEN CHURCHES, The, Exodus, 384;
Number, 82.
– Epistle to, Revelation, 21-64.
– Salutation to, Revelation, 5.
SEVENTY WEEKS of Daniel, Daniel, 268-291.
SHADOW of turning, James, 98.
SHADRACH, MESHACH AND ABEDNEGO, Daniel, 167-183.
SHALLUM, King of Israel, II. Kings, 218.
SHAKESPEARE, William, quoted, Proverbs, 73, 86, 234, 241;
Ecclesiastes, 176, 177, 213, 248;
Isaiah I., 53, 56;
Jeremiah I., 288;
Daniel, 139;
Mark, 143;
John II., 68;
Ephesians, 247;
John Epistles, 95, 130, 176.
SHALMANESER II., Inscriptions of, II. Kings, 489.
– Jehu and, II. Kings, 143-145.
SHALMANESER IV., Ecclesiastes, 35.
– and Samaria, II. Kings, 279.
SHAME, as the result of sin, Genesis, 23, 24.
– God relieves man's, Genesis, 26.
– Sin and, Song of Solomon, 324-334.
SHAMELESSNESS in serving God, Pastoral Epistles, 370.
SHAMGAR, Judges, 88, 89.
SHEBA, Queen of, and Solomon, I. Kings, 227.
SHEBA, Son of David, defeated, II. Samuel, 322.
– Insurrection of, II. Samuel, 314-325.
SHEBNA, Isaiah I., 317.
SHECANIAH, Ezra, 143-146.
SHECHEM, Judges, 210.
– becomes the capital of Israel, I. Kings, 340-342.
– Jacob in, Genesis, 313-315.
– Joshua and Israel at, Joshua, 388.
SHECHINAH, Numbers, 89.
SHELLEY, Percy Bysshe, quoted, Song of Solomon, 88;
Peter, 10.
– Skylark quoted, Song of Solomon, 21, 295, 296.
SHEMAIAH, The prophet, Ezra, 265-268;
Jeremiah II., 138.
SHEOL, Life in, Job, 183.
– No hope in, Job, 211.
– No penalty in, Job, 255.
– Redemption from, Psalms II., 110.
– Semitic conception of, Isaiah I., 411.
SHEPHERD LIFE, Genesis, 46;
I. Samuel, 273.
– and the good shepherd, Psalms I., 227-232;
John I., 319-334;
Peter, 201-210.
– and kings, Jeremiah II., 100-102, 324.
SHEPHERD OF HERMAS, Acts I., 97. 382;
II. Corinthians, 52.
SHEPHERDS, Adoration of the, Luke, 67-79.
SHEW-BREAD, Leviticus, 477-479.
SHIBBOLETHS, Judges, 254-265.
SHIGGAION, Psalms I., 58.
SHILOAH, Isaiah I., 122.
SHILOH destroyed, I. Samuel, 73.
– Elkanah's offering at, I. Samuel, 22.
– Promise of the, Hebrews, 249.
– The Tabernacle erected at, Joshua, 312-315.
– The word, Genesis, 433.
SHIMEI, begs pardon, II. Samuel, 296.
– Character of, I. Kings, 99-100.
– denounces the polity of David, II. Samuel, 244.
SHISHAK, King of Egypt, I. Kings, 315;
Chronicles, 324.
SHITTIM, Israel at, Joshua, 96.
SHORTHAND, Ancient use of, Acts I., 108, 312.
SHRINE-MAKERS, Ephesian, Acts II., 369.
SHUNEM, Elisha at, II. Kings, 43.
SHUR, The wilderness, Exodus, 225-231.
SHUSHAN GATE, Acts I., 158.
SIBYL, Fable of the, Hebrews, 59.
SIBYLLINE ORACLES, James, 51.
SICARII, James, 221.
SICK, The, Anointing of, James, 326-331.
SIDON, Ezekiel, 259-261.
– Church at, Acts II., 461.
– Paul at, Acts II., 461.
SIFTING, Psalms I., 8.
SIHON, The Amorite, Numbers, 254;
Deuteronomy, 57.
SILAS, Acts II., 257, 325;
Peter, 229.
SILENCE, and speech, Isaiah II., 322.
– Argument from, Acts II., 342, 361, 393.
– under suffering, Isaiah II., 360.
SILOAM INSCRIPTION, II. Kings, 493.
SIMEON, Son of Jacob, and Jacob's blessing, Genesis, 429.
– and the Schechemites, Genesis, 314.
SIMEON, The tribe, Numbers, 330.
SIMEON, of the New Testament, nunc dimmittis, Luke, 44-46.
SIMON OF CYRENE, Matthew, 422; Mark, 426.
SIMON THE SORCERER, Magnus, and the gift of the Holy Ghost, II. Samuel, 5; Acts I., 357, 385-397.
SIMON THE TANNER, Acts II., 119.
SIMONY, Acts I., 394.
SIN, Isaiah I., 52, 69, 255.
– against love, Twelve Prophets I., 346-354.
– All unrighteousness is, John Epistles, 260-273.
– and the law, Isaiah II., 388.
– and shame, Song of Solomon, 324-334.
– and sickness, Peter, 101.
– and suffering, Song of Solomon, 108-119.
– begets sin, I. Samuel, 434.
– Besetting, Hebrews, 277.
– borne by God, Isaiah II., 177-188.
– borne by Jeremiah and Ezekiel, Isaiah II., 352.
– borne by the servant, Isaiah II., 336-374.
– the cause of all trouble, Joshua, 169.
– causes despair, Genesis, 38.
– Christ incapable of, Hebrews, 72.
– Confession of, James, 335-343.
– Continuance in, not a necessity, Genesis, 37.
– Covering, Joshua, 192.
– a curse, Joshua, 170, 187, 188, 387;
II. Samuel, 325.
– Death the curse of, Genesis, 28.
– Death the punishment of, Genesis, 25;
Joshua, 261.
– Delight in the discussion of, Genesis, 78.
– Deliverance from, Luke, 146.
– a departing from God, I. Samuel, 410.
– Does it bring suffering? Job, 157.
– effect on man's material circumstance, Isaiah I., 416-427.
– The essential demerit of, I. Samuel, 115.