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  • Death, inevitable, 137, 138, 139.
  • Death penalty, sanctioned by the Church, 221.
  • Debauchery, 77 et seq.; Paul’s idea of, 80; destructive of happiness, 249; temptations to, 251.
  • Devotion, a pagan book of, 212.
  • Divorce, denounced by Jesus, 78 et seq.; sanctioned by the Church, 221.
  • δόξα, meaning of, 104.
  • ἐγειρω, meaning of, 146.
  • ehebruch, meaning of, 84.
  • εἰκῆ, meaning and textual authenticity of, 75.
  • Elijah, 48, 145.
  • ἡλικίαν, meaning of, 137.
  • Enemy, love for, 95 et seq.; meaning of, 98.
  • Epictetus, 89, 126, 127.
  • Error, temptation of Jesus by, 178; the cohesive power of, 262.
  • Esdras, 56.
  • Evil, submission to, 8 et seq., 13, 92–94; resistance to, 15; destructive of happiness, 253; to speak, 28, 32.
  • Existence, its futilities, 226.
  • Faith, defined, 115, 162, 166, 244; and works, 160, 169; based on the dictates of reason, 170; source of, 171; the false, 173.
  • Fall, dogma of the, 120, 153.
  • Family, the, a condition of happiness, 187.
  • Foreigners, hostility toward, 100; destructive of happiness, 255.
  • Formalism, evils of, 68.
  • fornicatio, meaning of, 83.
  • Free-will, an illusion, 124.
  • French war of 1870, 198.
  • Galilee, 41, 44, 48, 49, 178.
  • Galileans, massacre of, 135.
  • Germans, 45, 259.
  • Ghengis Khan, 36.
  • God, service of, 21; appears to Elijah, 48; commandments of, 51; kingdom of, 108, 111, 160; how brought, 209.
  • Gospels, exegesis, 1, 55, 75.
  • Griesbach, 175.
  • Happiness, conditions of, 185–189.
  • chayai olam, meaning of, 148.
  • Health, a condition of happiness, 189.
  • Hebrews, 176.
  • Hegelianism, 122.
  • Herod, 25, 146.
  • High Priests, 25, 59.
  • Householder, parable of, 168.
  • hurerei, meaning of, 83.
  • Husbandmen, parable of, 139.
  • Immortality, belief in, 147, 150, 153, 155.
  • Irenæus, 62.
  • Isaiah, 56, 61.
  • James, 167.
  • Jesus, as the “charmant docteur,” 41; divinity of, 15; the enemies of, 60; his use of the Mosaic law, 67; commandments of, 69, 76, 86, 194, 242, 246 et seq.; mission
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