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Jahvism, [32], [54] et seq., [74] et seq., [89], [106] et seq., [111] et seq., [118] et seq., [132], [143], [191], [194] et seq., [201] et seq., [208], [233].
Jedidiah, [1].
Jemshid, [22].
Jeroboam, [37].
Jesus, [131], [135] et seq., [147], [148], [162];
rebukes the Jahvist superstition, [57];
genealogies of, [150];
the Pauline dehumanization of, [164] et seq.;
the mythological mantle of Solomon fallen on, [176] et seq.;
temptation of, [189];
as a God, [199] et seq.;
Lazarus and, [202] et seq.;
sayings of, [212];
in relation to woman, [214] et seq.;
His study of Ecclesiasticus, [216] et seq.;
teachings of, [222] et seq.;
the realm of evil and, [225];
separation of good and evil by, [228]. See Christ.
Job, [51] et seq., [85], [144].
John the Baptizer, [183] et seq.
Josephus, [155], [159], [161].
Josiah, [39].
Judea, the bodily incarnation of a deity, [129].
Justice, king of, [154].