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Zechariah—
viii. 5 270
21 . . .
»-3-5 a°4
12 204, 219
25-28 241
23.24 5°
iii. 1 50
2-5 201, 217
3 216, 239
3-5 123.219
5-8 5«. 57.62
13. «4 40
lv. 14 52
22 142
*3°. 3«. 33 • • • • 36 f
* xi. 25 190 f
xii. 21-32 257
» 27, 28 166
3« «04
*34 • .38,155
46 42
*47-5° 8,11
xiii. 36 62
1 xiv. 5 62
6 I90f
8 62
8,9 28, 36 f
» 16-20 65, 68
26,27 62
30 104
xv. 1 190 f
* 22-24 135
* 26, 27 63
128
nyms
Grist—
"Historic Christ in the
Faith of To-day "... 308
James, W.—
« The Will to Believe" . 180
Jones, J. D.—
"Chairman's Address,"
Congregational Union 31
Orr, J.—
"Sin as a Problem of To-
day" 137
SUBJECT INDEX
Christ (continued)—
Authority of teaching of 11
His claim lor His teaching 4 f
Coming of 300 f
Necessity for the cross of. 250 f
The eternal 33
His claim concerning the
Kingdom 221
His conception of the
Kingdom 199 f
identified with man . . . 113
the manifestation of the
name of God 188 f
Method of 41 f
in salvation. Method of . 156
Mission of 39 f
Saving mission of ... . 157
Mystery of 42
His Person 3
in salvation. Purpose of 161 f
Revelation of 27 f
concerning salvation.
Claim of 150
the Sent of the Father . . 156
His consciousness of sin . 134
The Spirit and the work of 53 f
The temporal 35 f
the Word of God .... 28
Church-
Christ's reference to the . 264
in this age. Conflict of
the 282 f
and the Kingdom. The . 267 f
for the Kingdom. Re-
sponsibility of the . . . 275
responsibility. Fulfillment
of 275
Weapons of the .... 286 f
Claim—
of Christ for His teaching 4 f
in relation to the Father.
Christ's 28
concerning Himself.
Christ's 28
concerning the Kingdom.
Christ's ....... 221
concerning men. Christ's 28
concerning salvation.
Christ's 150
Comforter—
The Spirit the 63 f
C—ht—
ofChriiL The .... 300 f
Purpose of Christ's second 305
of the Son of Man. The 30 2 f
of the Spirit . The ... 67 f
Conception—
of the Kingdom. Christ's 199 f
of man. Christ's ... 114 f
of salvation. Christ's 150, 156
Conduct—
Sanctity of 192 f
Conflict—
of the Church in this age.
The 28a f
in the Kingdom . . 281 f
Nature of the Church's . 286 f
Consciousness—
of sin. Christ's .... 134
Continuity —
of man's personality. The 120
Conversion-
Necessity for man's ... 123
Crisis—
of the second advent . . . 306
Cross—
the entrance to the King-
dom. The 257
Necessity for Christ's . . 250 f
and the Kingdom. Rela-
tion between the . . . 249 f
Defilement —
of man's nature 123
Demons—
Belief of N. T. writers in 106 f
Nature of 107
Devil—
The 100 f
the evil one. The . . . 102
Kingdom (continued )—
Phases of the 226
Refusal of the 319
Social Relationships in the 317
The Spirit and the . . . 50
Subjects responsible for
the 222 f
the key-note of Christ's
teaching. The .... 200 f
Meaning of the term . . 205 f
O. T. use of the term . . 206
the key-note of Christ's
works. The 204 f
Law—
of Love. God's .... 27
of man's probationary life.
The 120 f
Liar—
The devil a .103
Logos. The 4 f
Life—
Law of man's probation-
ary 120 f
adjusted to truth 195
Lord. The 23 f
Love—
Qod (continued)—
to men. Relation of . . 114
A revelation of 27
The rule of 207
Irreligious solicitude for . 308
a Spirit 25 f
Christ the Word of . . . 28
Government-
Teaching of Christ for
human 13
Heaven—
The Kingdom of ... . 208
Ideal*—
of anarchy. False . . . 232
Inheritance—
of its subjects. The King-
dom of God the ... 221 f
Inspiration—
of obedience.
Love the . 192
Issue—
of salvation. Sanctity the 186
Jehovah 24
Kingdom—
Anarchy postponing the . 242
The Church and the . . 267 f
Responsibility of the
Church for the . . . . 275
Christ's claims concerning
the 221
Christ's conception of the 199 f
Conflict in the 281 f
Relation between the
Cross and the .... 249 f
Entrance to the . . 218 f, 319 f
The cross the entrance to
the 257
of God. The 207
of God to be established.
The 224 f
of heaven. The .... 208
the inheritance of its sub-
jects. The 221 f
Immediate interest in the 199
of God come to men. The 220 f
Parables of the 202 f
the inspiration of obedience 192
Man—
Christ's conception of . . H4f
Christ identified with . . 113
Christ's relation to . . . 38 f
The coming of the Son of 302 f
the necessity for his con-
version 123
The fact of 113
to God. Relation of . . 114
The kingdom of God come
to 220 f
the defilement of his na-
ture 123
the continuity of his per-
sonality 120
physically and spiritually . 119
The opportunity of his
restoration I23f
of demons. The . .
Defilement of man's .
of sin. The ....
of the Spirit . The .
Man (continueJ)—
concerning salvation. Re-
sponsibility of ... .
The Spirit and
The unity of bis being . .
Manifestation—
of anarchy. The ....
of the name of God. Christ
the;
Metbod-
of Christ. The ....
of Christ in Salvation. The
Ministry—
of angels. The future . .
of angels. The present .
Mission—
of Christ. The ....
of Christ . The saving
The cross a necessity in
Christ's
Murderer—
The devil a
Nature—
of angels. The . .
of the Church's conflict
Th
Obedience—
The call to
Love the inspiration of .
the proof of repentance
and faith
Office—
of the Spirit. The . . .
Opportunity—
of salvation. Faith the .
Origta—
of sin unrevealed. The .
Parables—
of the Kingdom. The .
"3
i3of
59
180 f
192
181 f
71 f
i79
127
202 f
of Christ . The 3
Personality—
Continuity of man's . . . 120
Prince—
of this world. The devil
the , . 104 f
Principle—
of evil. The 132
Purpose—
of Christ's second coming.
The 305
of Christ in salvation. The 161 f
Reasons—
of anarchy. The .... 239 I
Redemption—
Christ's teaching to pro-
claim 13
Relation—
to God. Christ's .... 33
to man. Christ's .... 38 f
of man to God. The . . 114
Relationships—
in the Kingdom. Social . 317
Repentance—
The call to 176 f
fundamental to salvation . 176
Responsibility—
of man concerning salva-
tion. The 177 f
in sin. The 135
Restoration-
Opportunity of man's . . 123f
Revelation—
of God. Christ the . . . 28
of Himself. Christ's . . 32 f
Rtaema 41
Rale-
Anarchy's false 236
of God. The 207
Salvation-
Claim of Christ concern-
ing 150, 156
Christ's conception of. 150, 156
Faith the opportunity of . 179
Thegiftof 166 f
interpreted . . . . 147 f, 157 f
The method of Christ in . 156
The purpose of Christ in . 161 f
Repentance fundamental to 176
The responsibility of man
concerning 1771
Sanctity the issue of . . . 186
Sin and 151, 165
The word 141
Sanctity—
of character 188 f
of conduct 192 f
the issue of salvation . . 186
possible of realization . . 196
Truth the medium of . . 188 f
Sin-
Different aspects of . . . 129
Bondage in 136
The fact of 127
Fixity in 136
The force of i3of
possible. Forgiveness of 137 f
The nature of 130 f
unrevealed. The Origin
of 127
Responsibility in ... . 135
and salvation . . . . 151, 165
Sinfulness—
of legitimate things. The 322
Solicitude—
for God. Irreligious . . 308
Spirit—
The being of the . . . . 59
the Comforter. The . . 63 f
The coming of the . . . 67 f
God a 25 f
The Holy 60
and the Kingdom. The . 50
and man. The .... 53
The nature of the . . . . 59
The office of the .... 71 f
Spirit {continued)—
Christ's general teaching
concerning the .... 50 f
of truth. The 66
and Christ's work. The. 53 f
Subjects—
The Kingdom of God in-
herited by its .... 221 f
Their responsibility for the
Kingdom of God . . . 222 f
Teaching—
of Christ authoritative . . 8
of Christ, divine in au-
thority II
of Christ, His claim . . 9
Christ's estimate of His . 11
of Christ final 14
of Christ for human gov-
ernment 13
of Christ concerning Him-
self 32 f
The Kingdom the key-
note of Christ's .... 200
of Christ to proclaim re-
demption. The ... 13
Truth-
Life adjusted to 195
the medium of sanctity 188 f
The Spirit of 66
Unity—
of man's being. The . . 117 f
Weapons—
of the Church. The . . 286 f
Word—
of God. The 5
of God. Christ the . . . 28
Work—
of Christ . The Spirit and
the 53 f
of disciples. The Spirit
and the 55 f
ofGod. The I78f
The Kingdom the inspira-
tion of Christ's .... 204f
World—
The devil prince of this . 104 f
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