L Prophecies in the Old Testament
referred to.

THAT the seed of the woman (the Mes-

siah) should bruise the serpent's head.
(Gen. iii. 15.) page 7. (y)

That he should be of the seed of Abra-
ham, Isaac, and Jacob. (Gen. xii. 3. —
xxii. 18. — xxvi. 4.— xxviii. 14.) p. 7.
(y) — 69. (I)

■ line of Jesse

and David. (Isaiah xi. 1 1 Cliron.

xvii. 13, 14 &c. xxii. 10. — Ps.ii.7.

— Ixxxix. 10. — cxxxii. 11, 12. — Jer.

xxiii. 5. — xxx. 9. — Ezek. xxiv. 23.—
xxxiv. 23, 24.— xxxvii. 24, 25.— Hos.
iii. 5.) p. 7. (a) - 43. (y) — 58. (g) —
285. (z) (b) — 236. (c) — 370. (p)

That be should come before the sceptre

t-houid have departed from Judah, or a

law-giver from between his feet. (Gen.

xlix. 10.) p. 57. (c) — 69. (/) — 83. (y)

— 132. (A)

———————— whilst the second

(emple was standing. (Hagg. ii. 7. 9.)

p. 8. {d)— 121. (m)

— within 490 years

from the order to restore and build Je-
rusalem after the Babylonish captivity.
(Dan. ix. 24 to 26.) p. 69. (/)

That he should have a forerunner to pre-

pare the way for him, and that the way

should be prepared by a change and re-

formation in the hearts of men. (Isaiah

xL 3.5 Mai. iii. 1.3 iv. 5, 6.) p. 7.

(:) — 37. (x) — 38. (z) — 69. (A) — 105.
W— 121. (m)— 188. (p)

That he should be born of a virgin.

(Isaiah, vii. 14. and see Jer. xxxi. 22.)

p. 53. (r)

That he should be born at Bethlehem.

(Mic. v. 2.) page 58. (g)
That he should be a prophet like unto

Moses. (Deuter. xviii. 15. 18.) 38. (y)

That he should be lowly. (Zech. ix. 9,

10.) p. 29, 30. (p)
That he should preach good tidings unto

the meek. (Is. lxi. 1.) p. 36. (n)
That in his time the eyes of the blind

should be opened, and the ears of the

deaf unstopped, &c. (Is. xxxv. 4 to 6.)

p. 36. (»)

That he should judge the poor with

righteousness, and condemn the wicked.

(Is. xi. 1 to 5.) 236. (c)— 343. (x)

That he should be treated with ignominy

and contempt. (Is. 1. 6. — liii. S.) p. 113.

(p) — 104. (c)
That he should have gall to eat, and vi-

negar to drink. (Ps. lxix. 22.) p. 104.

(d)

That his hands and his feet should be

pierced. (Ps. xxii. 17, 18.) p. 104. (h)

— 132. (n) and see 133. (z)

That he should be laughed to scorn, and

have his trust in God cast in his teeth.

(Ps. xxii. 7, 8.) p. 105. (/)

That he should be numbered with the

transgressors, (Is. liii. 12.) p. 120. (g)
And make his grave with the wicked.

(Is. liii. 9.)

That he should nevertheless be with the

rich in his death. (Isaiah liii. 9.)

That not a bone of him should be broken.

(Exod. xii. 46.— Numb.ix. 12.) p. 133.

(y) — 293. (h)
And that he should not be suffered to see

corruption. (Ps. xvi. 11.) p. 141. (h)

That it was for man's sins he suffered, and

by his chastisement we are healed.

(Is. liii. 5.)

That a kingdom is given him, that all
people, nations, and languages shall
serve him, and that his dominion shall
last for ever and ever. (Dan.vii. 14.— |
Zech. ix. 10. — Is. ix. 6, 7.) page 32. (/>)
— 101. (e) — 254. (q) — 371. (u>)

That his dominion should be from the one
sea to the other, that all kings should
fall down before him, all nations should
do him service. (Ps. lxxii. 8. 11.—
Zech. ix. 10.) p. 309. (a) — 344. (d)

II. Prophecies in the New Testament
referred to.

That our Saviour should be betrayed.

109. (o) — 119. (t)
That Peter should deny him. p. 111.—

120.
That his disciples should forsake him.

p. 110.
Of his death, p. 83. — 153. (e)
And resurrection, p. 83. (z)— 110. — 135.

— 153. (e)

Of the gift of the Holy Ghost, p. 162. —
164.— 167.— 168.

Of the sufferings his followers should un-
dergo, p. 165.

Of the powers they should possess,
p. 163. (z)

Ot the vengeance that should follow after
his death, p. 32. (o) — 75, —76. — 125.

— 202.

Of the liyie within which it should occur,
p. 33. (j) — 46. (*) — 48. (/)

Of the discrimination there should be be-
tween his followers and opponents.
P. 76. (/)

Of the future success of Christianity,
p. 190. (y) —218.

III. Miracles, and Observations thereon.

Miracles of the loaves, p. 96. («) — 193.

(y) (*)

the draught of fishes, p. 187. {(I)
turning water into wine. p. 61.
calming the sea. p. 68. (y)
sending devils into swine, p. 68.
casting out a devil from the daughter

of a Canaanitish woman, p. 91.
healing a deaf and dumb man. p. 204.
healing a leper, p. 63.

ten lepers, p. 210.

■ a centurion's servant, p. 64.

restoring a blind man, Bartinueut, to

sight, p. 84. (e)
healing a man of the palsy, p. 222. (q)
• a nobleman's son. p. 225.

raising to life a ruler's daughter.

p. 235.

Raising to life a widow's son. page 213. (=)
conferring the Holy Ghost, p. 166.

(OW—169.
releasing Peter from prison, p. 188.
(m)
Enumeration of our Saviour's miracles.

p. 156. (m)
Authenticity of the accounts thereof.

p. 35. (m) - 68. (y)
Correspondence thereof with former pro-
phecies, p. 36. («)
Nature and publicity thereof, p. 84. (e) —

96. (m) («) — 139. (rf) (g) — 222. (?)
Absurdity and sin of imputing them to the

power of Satan, p. 93. (b)
On the evidence they furnish, p. 35. (m)
—156. (m)

IV. Conduct and Works of the Apotiles,
and Observations thereon.

On the conduct and character of John the

Baptist, p. 39. (d)
On the conduct of Judas, p. 102. (u)
On the ignorance of the Apostles as to

the nature of Christ's kingdom, p. 143.

(/) — 153. (b) — 158. (e) — 162. (t)
On their desertion of Christ, and subse-
quent zeal. p. 40. (/) - 112. (6)—153. (i)
On their intrepidity after the ascension.

p. 40. (/) — 87. (f)
On their exertions, p. 163. (u)— 179. (c)
On the extent to which they taught.

p. 163. (u) — 179. (c) — 234. (m)
On their sufferings, p. 65. (6) — 79. (?)

148. (c)— 195. (p)
On the powers they possessed, p. 157. (o)

— 201. (d) — 208. {p)— 216. (d)

On the gift of tongues, p. 166. (2) —
171. (s)

On their conduct in advancing God's
glory, not their own. p. 34. (t)

On the testimony they bore to the resur-
rection, p. 139. {g) — 141.

On their expectations as to the time
called, "the coming," or "day of the
"Lord." p. 28. (g) — 469. (A)

On the conversion of St. Paul. p. 65. (a)

On his conduct.

On his exertions and sufferings, p. 79. (q)

— 215. (n)

On his opposition to the Jewish prejudices,
and decrying the Mosaic law. p. 204.

(AH Or)-211.(6)

V. Miscellaneous Observations.

On the internal evidence of Christianity,
p.27. (b)— 61. (6)— 192.(/) — 209.(*)

— 233. (1)

Sin, the cause of disbelief, p. 215. (p)