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  • of, 112; debt to the past, 141; mutual dependence, 207; temptations against, 246.
  • μετάνοια, meaning of, 135, 141.
  • Michael, Archbishop, 93.
  • Military regulations, 19.
  • μοιχᾶσθαι, meaning of, 83.
  • Monasticism, contrary to the doctrine of Jesus, 176.
  • Monogamy the natural law of humanity, 250.
  • Moscow, 183.
  • Mount, the Sermon on the, 5, 6, 10, 11, 17, 26, 78, 79, 108.
  • Müller, Max, 148.
  • Nationality, renunciation of, 257.
  • Nature, the law of, 46; communion with, essential to happiness, 185.
  • Neighbor, meaning of, 97 et seq.
  • Nicodemus, 60, 108, 125.
  • νόμος, meaning of, 56.
  • Oaths, the commandment against, 87 et seq.; destruction of happiness, 252; evils of, 252.
  • Origen, 102.
  • Pascal, 134.
  • Paul, x., 30, 56, 80, 88, 115; his metaphysico-cabalistic doctrine, 219.
  • Peace, the reign of, 108; how violated, 109.
  • Penalty, the death, 36.
  • Pentateuch, 57, 148.
  • Persons, respect of, 29.
  • Pessimism, 122.
  • Peter, 11, 145, 167, 168, 180.
  • Pharisees, 54, 59, 60, 85, 88, 143, 178.
  • Philosophers, and the problem of existence, 229.
  • Pilate, 135, 175.
  • πορνείᾳ, meaning of, 83 et seq.
  • Poverty, the blessings of, 199; indispensable to the follower of Jesus, 200.
  • prissaiaga, meaning of, 85.
  • Prophets, the Hebrew, 43, 57, 143.
  • qum, meaning of, 146.
  • raca, meaning of, 73, 76.
  • Reason, authority of, 124.
  • Redemption, dogma of, 120, 122, 153.
  • Religions, requirements of, 220.
  • Renan, 31, 93.
  • Repentance, 60; necessity of, 135.
  • Resurrection, not taught by Jesus, 143.
  • resusciter, meaning of, 146.
  • Reuss, 79.
  • Revolution, the French, 36.
  • Revolutionists, atheistic, 39; Christian, 39.
  • Riches, the struggle for, 184.
  • Righteousness, progress toward, 48.
  • Sadducees, 60, 143.
  • Samaritan, 98.
  • Sanhedrim, 25.
  • Schopenhauer, 148.
  • Science, hostile to the Church, 223.
  • Security, struggle for, its futility, 198.
  • Seneca, 89.
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