Individualism, [409].
Infant, the, in Syria, [28], [29]; admittance of, into the church, [37-40].
Ingersoll, Robert, [128].
Inheritances, division of, [155], [156].
Interpretation, sympathetic, a duty of present-day culture, [19].
Isaiah, [36].
Jaroosh (handmill), [400-02].
Jerusalem, arraignment of, [30]; Jesus goes on pilgrimage to, [47-51].
Jesus Christ, a man without a country, [3]; belongs to all races and all ages, [3]; as regards his modes of thought and life and his method of teaching, was a Syrian of the Syrians, [4]; never out of Palestine, [4]; story of his birth, [12]; goes on pilgrimage to Jerusalem, [47-51]; filial obedience of, [51-55]; closing scenes in his personal career, [56], [72]; his command to his countrymen to love their enemies, [96]; and the money-lenders, [123-25]; tendency of, to use parables, [146]; his command in regard to swearing, [173], [174]; his words to Peter, [183]; entertained by Mary and Martha, [207], [335]; the anointing of his feet, [226-28]; sending his disciples forth, [249]; his injunction, "Salute no man by the way, " [255], [257]; his first meeting with Nathaniel, [282]; on dishonoring the sacred day, [291], [292]; and his mother, [340-45]; his conversation with the Samaritan woman, [342]; as the incarnation of the Logos, [343-45]; cure effected by the hem of his garment, [393-95]; the crucifixion of, [395-97]; conversation of, with Peter after the Last Supper, [399]; the Gospel of Christ is triumphing over the theories about, [410]; his creed, [410].
John, "leaning on Jesus' bosom, " [65-67].