cross, and death of, 205; miracles at His death, 206; women looked on at His crucifixion,
207; body of, given to Joseph, 208; His burial, 208; resurrection of, announced by an
angel to the women at the sepulchre, 209, etc.; appearance of, to Mary Magdalene, 213,
etc.; manifests Himself to His disciples, 215, etc.; eats after His resurrection, 218, 224;
ascension of, 220, 224; appearances of, in Galilee, 221, etc.; ten appearances of, 223.
Christ, miracles of, at Cana, 121, 122; cure of multitudes, 121; healing the leper, 124, the
centurion's servant, 126, Peter's wife's mother, 127; calming of the waters, 129; casting
out the legion of devils, 130; healing the sick of the palsy, 130; raising of Jairus' daughter,
134; curing two blind men, 136, 158; restoring the withered hand, 140; the five loaves,
147; walking on the sea, 150; curing the woman of Canaan's daughter, 152; the seven
loaves, 152; curing the lunatic, 155; making the fig-tree wither, 161, etc.; casting out
an unclean spirit, 226; healing the infirm man at the pool of Siloam, 232.
Church, the Catholic, testifies to the wisdom of Christ, 82.
Cicero, speaks of the heathen gods as deified men, 90; his opinion of Roscius the actor, 99.
Commandment, the great, 166.
Crucifixion of Christ, 198.
Devils are cast out when nations renounce their superstitions and believe on Christ, 168.
Disciples, calling of the first, 121, etc.; the designation not confined to the twelve, 123.
Divorce treated of, 156, etc.
Elders, tradition of the, 151.
Emmaus, the walk to, 215.
Euhemerus declares the heathen gods to be only deified men, 90.
Evangelists, their number, order, and the principles on which they wrote, 78; apocalyptic
symbols of the, 80; variety yet harmony of the, 117, etc.
Fasting, Christ's reply to questions about, 133.
Forty, the, mentioned by Matthew, import of, 105.
Genealogy of Christ, 102-107.
Gods. See Pagans.
Gospels, authority of the, 77; Mark, Luke, and John compared with Matthew, 102-225;
passages peculiar to Mark, Luke, or John, 226-236.
Hebrews. See Jews.
Herod (the king), slaughter of the young children by, 112.
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