The Proofs of Christ's Resurrection; from a Lawyer's Standpoint

by Charles R. Morrison

[9] 2 Timothy iv. 8.

[10] Revelation xxii. 17.

INDEX A.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO SUBJECTS AND ANCIENT AUTHORS AND WRITINGS.

• Absence of the body of Jesus. See [Empty Tomb].
• Acts and Luke, have one author, [9], [77].
• Acts, quoted from, by Justin, [23], [24], [26].
• when written, [79].
• Acts of Peter and Paul (Apocryphal), [37], [38].
• Acts of Pilate (Apocryphal), [34], [35], [36], [41, note 5].
• Admissions and Presumptions, [9], [12], [13], [22], [43].
• See, also, [Renan], [Strauss], [Waite].
• After-thought, Resurrection is not an, [6], [86].
• Aged disciples, [55], [57], [59], [60], [62, note 4].
• Agrippa Castor, testimony of, [45].
• Alexandrian Codex, [70], [71], [73, note 10].
• Alogi, [47], [48], [53], [60], with [62, note 5].
• Ambrose, [48, note 5].
• Ancient Deeds and Records, are evidence, [58], [59], [64], [65].
• Andrew, the Apostle, [14].
• Angels, as porters, [124].
• at the Sepulchre, [104], [106], [118], [127], [130].
• Announcement, to Mary, [25], [35], [41, note 3].
• Antoninus, [10], [18].
• Apelles, testimony of, [45].
• Apocalypse, authorship of, [12], [48], [80, note 4], [88, note 3].
• Quotations from, [32], [81], [82].
• Apocryphal Gospels, [34-42], [140, note 7].
• Justin did not use, [34-42].
• Apologies of Justin Martyr, [18-67].
• dates of, [5], [10], [11, note 3], [18], [57], [58], [61, note 1].
• Apollinaris, testimony of, [27], [29, note 3], [45].
• Apostles, sincerity of, [74], [78], [86], [114].
• Apostleship, requisite for, [116], [119, note 14].
• Appearances, of the Risen Lord, [7], [81-89], [105-109], [115-126].
• corporeal and material, [26], [66], [85], [107], [114], [122-124], [132, note 5].
• Jerusalem, [105-108], [115], [121].
• none such after Ascension, [126],
• on the mountain, [85], [87], [107], [108], [109, note 10], [121].
• Paul’s enumeration of, [85], [87], [107], [108], [125], [133, note 7].
• sea of Galilee, [108], [121], [125].
• to James, [87], [108], [121].
• to Mary Magdalene, [105], [106], [116], [117], [121], [123].
• to Peter, [85], [87], [107], [123].
• to the Eleven, [85], [87], [107], [108], [109, note 10], [113], [121].
• to the five hundred, [85], [87], [108], [109, note 10], [121], [125].
• to the two disciples, [106], [107], [116], [118], [121], [123], [124].
• to the women, [106], [109, notes 5 and 7], [115], [116], [118], [121], [123], [125].
• to Thomas, [107], [108].
• why not to Sanhedrim, [110], [122].
• Appearance, to Paul, [130], [131].
• in the Apocalypse, [130].
• to Stephen, [126], [130].
• Aretus, the King, [83].
• Aristion, [14], [16, note 1].
• Ascending the Stream, [50-66].
• Ascension, change at, [108], [124].
• Luke’s, account of, [125].
• Athenagoras, testimony of, [45], [47], [51].
• Authority of Jesus, vindicated, [135].
• Authorship of Acts, [9], [46], [77].
• of Apocalypse, [12], [32], [48], [88, note 3].
• of the Fourth Gospel. See [same].
• Barnabas and Titus, [10], [53], [83].
• Barnabas, Epistle of, [10], [23], [53].
• Date of, [10], [67], [72, note 1].
• Quotes Matthew as Scripture, [22, note 4].
• Uses the Fourth Gospel, [23], [26].
• Bar-Salibi, on Tatian, [47].
• Bartholomew, [54].
• Basilides, used the Fourth Gospel, [10], [11, note 4], [27], [28], [45].
• time of, [10], [28], [34].
• Begging the question, [7].
• Best evidence, what is, [10].
• Blasphemy, or a true Resurrection, [129].
• Bodily senses may be trusted, [124], [125].
• Brethren of Jesus, [39].
• Burial of Jesus, certainty of, [102], [103], [109, note 2].
• Cæsarea Philippi, [91].
• Caius, of Rome, testimony of, [51].
• Canon of Muratori, see [Muratori Canon].
• Cappadocia and Pontus to Gaul, [9], [50].
• Cave, birth of Jesus in, [35], [36], [41, note 4].
• Celsus, first Heathen writer against Christianity, [45-48], [110].
• Date of his writing, [46], [48, note 6].
• Quoted our Gospels, [45], [46], [47].
• Theory of, [81], [88, note 1].
• Makes no reference to Cyrenius, [79, note 1].
• Census in Judea, [36], [41, note 8], [42], [79, note 1].
• Central Fact of Christianity, [134].
• Central Truths of the Gospel, [129].
• Cerinthians, [37].
• Cerinthus and John, [48], [66, note 3]. time of, [66, note 3].
• Certainty in courts, [99].
• Children of Joseph, [39].
• Christian Era, true date of, [11, note 3], [12], [61, note 1].
• Christianity, supposed extinction of, [70].
• not a mere civilization, [139].
• Chronology of the Gospels, [76], [77], [80, note 5].
• Church at Lyons, [45].
• Church at Vienne, [45].
• of Rome to Corinth, [10]. See [Clement of Rome].
• “Church of the future,” [134], [140, note 1].
• Chuza, Herod’s Steward, [109, note 5].
• Chrysostom, [48, note 5].
• Citations by Justin and others, [23-40].
• Claudius Apollinaris, testimony of, [45], [51].
• Clement of Alexandria, [45], [46], [51], [53], [54], [56], [68], [72, note 3].
• Clementine Homilies, [45].
• Clement of Rome, [10], [15], [59], [60], [66, note 1], [72, note 2].
• date of his Epistle, [10].
• quotations in, [23], [32], [66, note 1], [72, note 2].
• upon the Resurrection, [66, note 1], [67].
• Cleopas and Luke, [106].
• Cock-crowing, [97], [100, note 4].
• Codex, Alexandrian, [70], [71], [73, note 10].
• Sinaitic, [70], [71], [73, note 10], [109, note 7].
• Vatican, [70], [71], [73, note 10], [109, note 7].
• Commentaries and Harmonies, [45], [47].
• Coming of Christ, [81], [126], [139].
• Coming out of the tombs, [130], [133, note 13].
• Confucius, [12].
• Constantine, [70].
• Copies, multiplication of, [69], [70].
• Coptic Version, [69].
• Corporeal Resurrection, [26], [66, note 1], [67], [85], [122], [123], [124], [132, notes 4, 5].
• Corinthian church, [10]. See [Clement of Rome].
• Corinthians, Epistles to,
• conceded to be genuine, [12], [86].
• quotations from, [16], [17], [18, note 3], [31], [32], [81-87].
• upon the Resurrection, [81-87].
• when written, [79], [82], [88, note 2].
• Corpus Juris Civilis (Body of the Civil Law), [72].
• Credibility of the Evangelists, [74-81], [99], [101], [108], [114], [122], [124], [125], [131], [132], [136], [138].
• Of witnesses, tests of, [75], [77], [78], [99], [124], [131], [132], [136], [137].
• Cross, inscription upon, [138].
• Crucifixion of Jesus—conceded, [12], [101].
• differing accounts of, [101], [125].
• Crucifixion of Jesus, surrounding circumstances, [130], [133, notes 13, 14].
• Cursive manuscripts, [73, note 10].
• Cyrenius, taxing under, [36], [41, note 8], [79, note 1].
• Damascus, Paul at, [82], [83].
• Darkness over the land, [130], [133, note 14].
• Day, how reckoned, [90], [100, notes 2, 3].
• Death of Jesus, certainty of, [101], [102], [103], [114], [117].
• Denial of Peter, predicted, [97], [98].
• Destruction of copies, [73, note 9].
• of Jerusalem, [79].
• Diatessaron of Tatian, [45], [47].
• Diocletian, [70].
• Diognetus, letter to, [10], [23], [27].
• Dionysius of Corinth, [51].
• Disagreement of witnesses against Jesus, [89].
• Docetæ, [38].
• Domitian, persecutions under, [11].
• Earlier writings, use of in Gospels, [78].
• Ebionites, [37], [39].
• Elders or Presbyters, testimony of, [17, note 3], [55], [60], [80, note 2].
• Elijah’s ascension, [124].
• His coming, [92].
• Emmaus, locality of, [107], [109, note 9].
• journey to, [106], [107], [121].
• was late in the day, [106], [107].
• Empty Tomb, must be accounted for, [104], [106], [116], [118], [119, note 18], [120], [132, note 2].
• Ephesus, tombs at, [14].
• Ephræm (the Syrian Father), [47].
• Epistles, that are conceded, [12], [84].
• quotations from, [31], [32], [81-87].
• when written, [79], [82], [85].
• Epistle of John, [9], [15], [123].
• Epistles of Paul, [12], [31], [32], [79], [81-87].
• Errors in copying, [71], [72].
• of witnesses. See [Credibility].
• Eusebius, fifty copies by, [70].
• on different subjects, [14], [15], [16, note 2], [37], [38], [53], [70], [88, note 3].
• Evidence, rules of, [9], [13], [22], [43], [77], [78], [124], [131], [136], [138].
• Experience, reasoning from, [12], [43], [112], [124].
• False Assumptions, corrected, [110-117].
• Fifty copies by Eusebius, [70].
• Fire in the Jordan, [37].
• Flesh, implies blood, [123].
• Flight into Egypt, [78].
• Forgery of John’s Gospel, absurdity of, [52], [60], [64].
• Fourth Gospel, early use of, by or in,
• Agrippa, Castor, [45].
• Alogi, [47], [48], [53], [60], with [62, note 5].
• Apelles, [45].
• Apollinaris, [27], [29, note 3], [45].
• Athenagoras, [45], [47].
• Barnabas, [23], [26].
• Basilides, [10], [11, note 4], [27], [28], [45].
• Caius, of Rome, [51].
• Canon of Muratori, [45], [48, note 5], [53], [56].
• Celsus, [45], [46], [47], [48, note 6].
• Church of Lyons and Vienne, [45].
• Claudius Apollinaris, [45], [51].
• Clement of Alexandria, [45], [46], [51], [54], [56], [68], [72, note 3].
• Clementine Homilies, [45].
• Commentaries and Harmonies, [45], [46], [47], [53].
• Coptic Version, [45], [69].
• Diatessaron of Tatian, [45], [47].
• Diognetus, [23], [27].
• Dionysius of Corinth, [51].
• Elders at Ephesus, [55].
• Hegesippus, [51].
• Heracleon, [45], [47], [49, note 8].
• Hermas, [23], [27], [51].
• Hippolytus, [27], [28].
• Irenæus, [45], [51], [55], [56], [72, note 3].
• Justin Martyr, [23], [30], [31], [34-67].
• Leonides, [51].
• Melito of Sardis, [45].
• Muratori Canon, [45], [48, note 5], [53], [56].
• Origen, [39], [45], [51], [54], [56], [72, note 3].
• Pantænus, [45], [51], [54], [55], [56].
• Papias, [15], [16, note 3], [23], [27], [33].
• Polycarp, [45], [51], [55], [56].
• Polycrates, [51].
• Pothinus, [51], [55], [56].
• Serapion, [38], [39], [45], [51], [56].
• Tatian, [45], [47].
• Tertullian, [45], [51], [54], [55], [56], [72, note 3].
• Theophilus of Antioch, [45], [46], [47], [51], [53], [56].
• Translations, [45], [51], [69], [70].
• Valentinus, [45], [47].
• Victor of Rome, [51].
• Galatians, conceded genuineness of, [12].
• evidential value of, [82-87].
• quotations from, [32], [80-87].
• when written, [79], [82], [88, note 2].
• Galicinium or cock-crowing, [97], [100, note 4].
• Galilee, appearances, [85], [87], [107], [108], [115], [121], [125], [133, note 7].
• meeting in, [97], [104], [108], [109, note 10].
• predictions of His death, [93 to 100].
• Gelasius, Decree of Canonicity, [34].
• Genuineness of Canonical Gospels, [67-73].
• legal presumption of, [13], [22], [43], [63], [64], [65].
• See, also, [Credibility], [Memoirs].
• Gnostic Heretics, [10], [45], [51].
• Good Shepherd, [93], [94].
• Going up to Jerusalem, [94].
• Gospel of Nicodemus (Apocryphal), [35], [36].
• Gospel of Hebrews (Apocryphal), [35], [37], [40], [42].
• Grand motive for Resurrection of Christ, [111], [129], [130].
• Grave clothes, evidence from, [105], [109, note 6], [119, note 18].
• Greek Classics, manuscripts of, [71], [73, note 11].
• Greek and Roman historians, [9], [10], [11], [130], with [133, note 14].
• Greeks, interview of, with Jesus, [95].
• Guard of soldiers, [103], [104], [109, notes 3 and 4], [124].
• Hades not the grave, [115].
• Hebrew, Matthew written in, [15], [37].
• Hebrews, (Apocryphal), Gospel of, [35], [37], [40], [42, note 10].
• Hegesippus, testimony of, [51].
• Heracleon, testimony of, [45], [47], [49, note 8].
• Heretics, testimony of, [45], [47], [51].
• Hermas, authorship of, [10], [18], [48, note 5], [52], [53].
• citations in, [27].
• date of, [10], [48, note 5].
• used John’s Gospel, [23], [27].
• Hermas, Bishop of Rome, [48, note 5].
• Hippolytus, [27], [68].
• Historical difficulties, [65], [67], [68], [79, note 1].
• See, also, [Credibility].
• Historical facts, how proved, [9], [131].
• See, also, [Legal Presumption].
• Ignatius, Epistles of, [10], [28].
• Inspiration, extent of, [75], [132], [136].
• Irenæus, testimony of, [14], [16, note 3], [45], [55], [56], [66, note 3], [72, note 3].
• on Papias, [14], [15], [16, note 3], [27].
• on Presbyters, [16, note 3], [27].
• to John’s Gospel, [45], [51], [55], [56].
• Integrity of the Gospels, [67].
• Intervals between appearances, [121], [122].
• James, appearance to, [87], [108], [121].
• James, the Apostle, [14], [83], [85].
• James, the Lord’s brother, [83], [85].
• Jairus’ daughter, [110].
• Jerome’s translation, [37].
• testimony of, [45].
• Jerusalem, appearances at, [105-108], [115], [121].
• Jewish Sabbath, displaced by Lord’s Day, [81], [82].
• Jewish Passover, displaced by Lord’s Supper, [81], [82].
• Joanna, wife of Chuza, [109, note 5].
• John and Cerinthus, [66, note 3].
• John, the Apostle, [14], [15], [102], and passim.
• at the Cross, [115].
• at the Sepulchre, [105], [106], [120].
• time of his death, [15], [56], [57], [58], [64], [66, note 3].
• See [Apocalypse] and [Fourth Gospel].
• John, the Baptist, [92].
• John, the Presbyter, [13], [14], [15], [17, note 3], [21], [88, note 3].
• John’s Epistle, [9], [15], [123].
• John’s Gospel, character of, [75], [76], [78].
• See [Fourth Gospel].
• Josephus, testimony from, [12].
• compared with Luke, [77], [78].
• silence of, no proof, [77], [78], [130].
• when born, [130].
• Joseph of Arimathea, [90], [103], [122].
• Justin Martyr’s writings, [14].
• birth, character and martyrdom, [14], [18], [36], [51], [61, note 1].
• Justin Martyr, on the Apocalypse, [80, note 4], [88, note 3].
• does not quote Epistles, [31], [32], [33].
• on Cyrenius, [79, note 1].
• on guard of soldiers, [104], [109, note 4].
• used the Fourth Gospel, [30-67].
• Justin’s Apologies. See [Apologies], etc., and [Memoirs Intended], by Justin.
• Lactantius, time of, [37].
• Lapse of time as evidence, [13], [22], [64], [65].
• Latin Version, [69].
• Law, the Resurrection conformable to, [111], [112].
• Lawyers should investigate, [preface] and [131].
• Laying down His life, [93], [94].
• Legal presumptions,
• of genuineness, [13], [22], [43], [67].
• of permanency, [13], [22], [43], [50], [59], [62, note 3].
• of rightfulness, [13], [22], [43], [65], [66].
• Leonides the martyr, [51], [54].
• Lifting up the Serpent, [30], [89], [90], [129].
• Lineage of David, [36], [42, note 9].
• Literal Resurrection, [66, note 1], [85], [112], [123], [124], [132, note 5].
• Logical Results of the Resurrection, [134].
• Lord’s Day, evidential value of, [81], [82].
• displaced the Jewish Sabbath, [81], [82].
• Lord’s Supper, evidential value of, [81], [82], [96], [97], [102], [129].
• displaced the Passover, [81], [82].
• Lost Tributaries, [9], [67].
• Lucius, time of, [61, note 1].
• Luke’s qualifications as a witness, [21], [45], [57], [77], [78].
• compared with Josephus, [77], [78].
• was a companion of Paul, [21], [45].
• Luke’s Gospel, character of, [9], [48, note 5], [76], [77], [78].
• was mutilated by Marcion, [38], [45], [54], [68], [69], [72, note 7].
• quotations from, by Justin, [25], [26], [33]. See [Memoirs, etc.]
• Lyons and Vienne, [45].
• Manuscript copies of Gospels, [69], [70], [71], [72].
• Marcion, time of, [61, note 1], [68].
• “Wolf of Pontus,” [38], [61, note 1], [69], [72, note 7].
• Marcion’s Gospel, date of, [68].
• an abridgment of Luke’s, [38], [45], [54], [68], [69], [72, note 7].
• proves genuineness of Luke, [45], [68], [69].
• Mark as Peter’s interpreter, [15], [21], [38], [39], [45], [46], [57], [61], [76].
• character of his Gospel, [76], [77].
• See [Memoirs, etc.]
• Material Resurrection, [26], [66, note 1], [85], [122], [123], [124], [132, note 5].
• Martha and Lazarus, [94].
• Matthew’s qualifications, [14], [15], [75], [103].
• character of his Gospel, [15], [37], [76 to 78], [80, note 6].
• first in Hebrew, [15], [37].
• See [Memoirs, etc.]
• Mary Magdalen, not mentioned by Paul, [116].
• at the Sepulchre, [104], [105].
• beholds the Risen Lord, [105], [106], [117], [121], [123].
• but disciples incredulous, [105], [106], [116].
• Renan’s empty boast, [116], [119, note 12].
• Mary the Mother of James, [109, note 5].
• Maximian, [70].
• Melito of Sardis, testimony of, [45], [51].
• Memoirs Intended by Justin, [18], [34], [45], [50-67].
• of the year one hundred and eighty, [45], [64].
• no others proved, [34], [64].
• no others substituted, [50 to 57], [64].
• summary of evidence, [63], [64].
• were Our Gospels, [18 to 67].
• Miracles, cessation of, [139], [140, note 7].
• are not impossible, [7], [65], [111], [118, note 2], [3].
• conformable to law, [111], [112].
• gift of, to the Apostles, [138], [139].
• grand motive for, [111], [129], [130].
• may be proved, [8], [111], [112], [113], [118, note 2], [3].
• Mythological resurrections, [140, note 7].
• Moral necessity of Christ’s Resurrection, [128], [129].
• Multiplication of copies, insures correctness, [69], [70], [71].
• Muratori Canon, date of, [48, note 5].
• where found, [48, note 5].
• what it is, [45], [48, note 5], [53], [56].
• Myths and Legends, disproved, [86], [87], [88].
• Nazarenes, [37].
• Nero’s Persecution, [9], [11].
• Nicodemus, [31], [52], [89], [90], [103], [122].
• Nicomedia, Persecution at, [73, note 9].
• Omission is not Contradiction, [16], [16, note 3], [32], [36], [67], [77], [124], [125].
• Opening of prison doors, [124].
• Order of Events, [101].
• Origen, [39], [45], [47], [49], [51], [54], [56], [72, note 3], [122], [132, note 4].
• against Celsus, [47], [49], [132, note 4].
• against “Peter’s Gospel,” [39], [45].
• on genuineness of Our Gospels, [45], [54], [72, note 3].
• on Resurrection Body, [122], [132, note 4].
• Pagan Nations, Christianized, [9], [10], [12], [13], [139], [141, note 8].
• Pagan Persecutions. See [Ten Persecutions].
• Pantænus, testimony of, [45], [51], [53], [54], [56].
• Papias, character and martyrdom, [14], [15].
• Papias, fragments of his writings, [10], [14], and [note 3 on pp. 16-17], [37].
• on Mark’s Gospel, [14], [15], [37], [56].
• on Matthew’s Gospel, [14], [15], [37], [56].
• probably used John’s Gospel, [15], [16, note 3], [33].
• Passover and the Lord’s Supper, [81], [82].
• Passover week, [115].
• Pastor Hermas, see [Hermas].
• Part of a day for the whole, [90], [100, notes 2, 3].
• Paul’s conversion, date of, [83], [88, note 2].
• testimony to the Resurrection, [81 to 87].
• visits to Jerusalem, [82], [83].
• Paul’s conceded Epistles, [12], [67], [84], [86].
• when written, [79], [82], [85], [88, note 2].
• their great value as evidence of Christ’s Resurrection, [12], [81 to 88].
• Peter’s change of character, [127], [128].
• at the tomb, [104], [105].
• charge to, [108].
• denial, [97], [98].
• rebuked, [92], [97].
• See [Appearances].
• Peter’s Gospel (Apocryphal), [20], with [22, note 2], [38], [39], [40], [42, note 14], [45], with [48, note 1], [62, note 6].
• Philip, the Apostle, [14].
• Philippians, Epistle to, [12].
• Physical cause of Christ’s death, [102], [108, note 1].
• Pilate, assured of Christ’s death, [103], [114].
• Pliny’s Letter to Trojan, [9], [12], [59].
• Ploughs and Yokes, [35].
• Polycarp, testimony of, [10], [23], [33], [45], [51], [55], [56].
• his Epistle, [10], [33].
• his martyrdom, [55].
• Polycrates, Bishop of Ephesus, [51].
• Positive and Negative Evidence, [32], [36], [67], [77], [124], [125].
• Pothinus, testimony of, [51], [55], [56].
• Preaching of the Resurrection,
• as early as Day of Pentecost, [83], [84], [101].
• disproves Myths or Legends, [85], [86].
• must be accounted for, [113], [114].
• theories upon, [113], [114].
• Preaching of Paul, (Apocryphal,) [37].
• Predictions of His Death and Resurrection,
• by Himself, [89 to 97], [102], [128], [129].
• by the Prophets, [127], [128].
• why not understood, [100].
• their great force as evidence, [102].
• Preface, [5].
• Presumptions, see [Legal Presumption].
• Presentation at the Temple, [78].
• Previous Resurrections, [116], [117].
• Proclamation of the Resurrection. See [Preaching], etc.
• Proof of the Resurrection possible, [111], [112].
• and sufficient, [115 to 133].
• Prophecies of the Resurrection. See [Predictions], etc.
• Protevangelium (Apocryphal), [34 to 42].
• Public Ministry, termination of, [76], [80, note 5], [96].
• Quotations in the Second Century,
• from Old Testament, not exact, [24], [31].
• from Gospels, not exact, [23], [24], [31], [47].
• name of writer not given in quoting, before Theophilus, [45], [46], [47], [53], [56], [67].
• See [Barnabas], [Clement], [Hermas].
• Quotations by Justin Martyr,
• from Acts, [23], [24], [33].
• from John, [23], [30], [31], [32].
• from Luke, [23 to 27], [33].
• from Mark, [23], [24], [32].
• from Matthew, [23], [24], [33].
• Quotations, by Irenæus, [45], [51], [55], [56].
• by Origen, [45], [72, note 3].
• by Papias, [15], [16, note 3].
• by Presbyters, [16, note 3].
• by Theophilus, [45], [46], [47], [51], [53], [56].
• by Tertullian, [38], [45], [54], [55], [68], [69], [72, note 3].
• Relation of Gospel to Epistles, [87], [88].
• Reminiscences, and not connected Histories, [77].
• Rending the Veil, [130].
• Repositories for the Gospel, [63], [64].
• Resurrection of Jesus Christ, antecedently probable, [128], [129].
• sufficiently proved, [112 to 133].
• Resurrection Body, [26], [66, note 1], [67], [85], [122], [123], [124], [132, notes 4, 5].
• Revelations, generally conceded, [12], [88, note 3].
• quotations from, [32], [81], [82].
• style differs from Gospel, [76], [80, note 4].
• sufficiently accounted for, [76], [80, note 4].
• Revised Version, [72], [100, note 1], [109, note 7].
• Roman Civil Law, text of, [72], [73, note 13].
• Romans, Epistle to, conceded, [12].
• quotations from, [31], [32], [81 to 87].
• when written, [79], [82].
• Salome, [109, note 5].
• Sanhedrim, [82], [98], [101], [103], [109, note 3], [110], [113], [120], [122].
• Saturn-day, Sunday, [19].
• Septuagint, [19].
• Serapion, testimony of, [38], [39], [45], [51], [56].
• Severus, persecution under, [10].
• Slaying of the children, [78].
• Shepherds, visit of, [78].
• Sinaitic Codex, [70], [71], [73, note 10], [109, note 7].
• Sincerity of the witnesses conceded, [74], [86], [87], [114].
• Sign of Jonah, [90], [100, notes 2, 3].
• of temple of his body, [89].
• of Brazen Serpent, [89], [90], [129].
• Silence not contradiction, [16], [16, note 3], [32], [36], [67], [77], [124], [125].
• Socrates, [12].
• Soldiers’, fabrication, [103], [104], [109, note 4], [124].
• Sources of Evidence, [7 to 10].
• Spear of the Soldier, [102], [114].
• Stephen’s vision of Christ, [126], [130].
• Substitution of Gospels, disproved, [50 to 67].
• Sufficiency of the Proofs, [110 to 130], [132], [137], [138].
• Superscription on the Cross, [138], [140, note 6].
• Suppression of Evidence, [115].
• Survival of the fittest, [13].
• Sybilline writings, [37].
• Synoptics, meaning of, [76], [80, note 3].
• Syria and Cilicia, [83].
• Syriac Version, [69].
• Tabernacle predictions, [93].
• Tacitus, the Historian, [9], [12].
• Tatian, the Heretic, [45], [47], [48]. See [Diatessaron].
• Ten Persecutions, [11].
• Tertullian, the distinguished Lawyer, [38], [45], [53], [54], [55], [56], [60], [68], [72, note 3].
• Theophilus of Antioch, [45], [46], [47], [51], [53], [56].
• Theophilus of Antioch, quoted John by name, [46], [51], [53].
• Theophilus, the friend of Luke, [77].
• Thessalonians, Epistles to, [12].
• Thomas the Apostle, [14].
• Tiberias, appearances at, [108], [121], [125], [133, note 7].
• Time, how reckoned by the Jews, [90], [100, note 3].
• Titus and Barnabas, [83]. See [Barnabas].
• Toleration, rule for, [135].
• Tombs, at Ephesus, [14].
• Tradition, [9], [53], [54], [66], [67], [68].
• Trajan, persecution under, [9], [10], [12], [59].
• Transfiguration, [92], [123].
• Translations, [69], [70].
• Trypho the Jew, [18], [19], [20], [21], [104], [109, note 4].
• See [Justin Martyr].
• Uncial manuscripts, [73, note 10].
• Unity of Gospels, [79].
• Usages in Justin’s time, [19].
• Valentinus, evidence from, [45], [47].
• Vatican Codex, [70], [71], [73, note 10], [109, note 7].
• Victor, Bishop of Rome, [51].
• Vienne and Lyons, [45].
• Vision, theory stated, [114].
• disproved, [114 to 132].
• Walking on the Sea, [123].
• Wise men of the East, [78].
• Witnesses in Court,—see [Credibility], etc.
• women not competent, [116], [119, note 13].
• Women at the Sepulchre, [104 to 106], [109, note 5], [115], [116].
• Yielding up the Ghost, [99].
• Zebedee’s Sons, [42, note 14], [90 to 100].

INDEX B.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO MODERN AUTHORS, EVENTS, AND WRITINGS.

• Abbot, E. A., D.D., on date of Muratori Canon, [48, note 5].
• Abbott, Rev. Edward, on Fijis, [141, note 8].
• Abbot, The Authorship of the Fourth Gospel by Ezra Abbot, D.D., LL.D. (Boston, 1880.) Frequent citations from, [10 to 48].
• Abbott, Cyclopædia of Religious Knowledge, by Lyman Abbott, D.D., LL.D., cited, [122], [132, note 5], with [122].
• Adams’ Roman Antiquities, [119, note 13].
• Alford (Dean) 103, [108, note 1], with [102].
• Ambrosian Library, [48, note 5].
• Ante-Nicene Christian Library, [16, notes 1, 3], [22], [23], [30], [34].
• Arnold, Matthew, on Basilides, [28], with [10], and [11, note 4].
• Bampton Lectures, [40] with [42, note 17], [68] with [72, note 6].
• Barnes, Albert, on site of Emmaus, [109, note 9].
• on the Resurrection Body, [123], [132, note 5].
• Bartlett, Pres., on the slight historical errors, [79, note 1].
• Baur, J. C., on Fourth Gospel, [52].
• Bentley, on genuineness of Gospels, [71].
• Blackstone, [32], [132].
• Bleek, on date of Muratori Canon, [48, note 5].
• Buck’s Theological Dictionary, [11, note 5].
• Cannibals Christianized, [139], [141, note 8].
• Canonicity,—See [Charteris].
• Chadwick’s Views of Christianity, [134], [139], [140, note 1].
• Charteris, Prof. A. H., D.D., on Basilides, [28].
• date of Celsus, [49, note 6].
• date of Justin’s Apology, [61, note 1].
• early universal use of Gospels, [47].
• Fourth Gospel, [17], [27], [28], [47].
• Marcion’s Gospel, [72, note 7], with [69].
• Papias, [17].
• Pastor Hermas, [27].
• Child, L. Maria, [119, note 13].
• Congregationalist, [58], note, [140, note 2], [141, note 8].
• Conybeare and Howson’s Life of Paul, [82], [83], with [88, notes 2,4].
• Credner, on date of Muratori Canon, [48, note 5].
• Curtiss, Prof. Samuel Ives, D.D., on Apocryphal Gospels, [34], [35], [39], and [40] with [42, notes 15, 16].
• date of Celsus, [48, note 6].
• date of Muratori Canon, [48, note 6].
• Judge Waite, [35], [48, note 6].
• Cursive manuscripts of Gospels, [73, note 10].
• Davidson, Samuel, cited by Waite, [29, note 4].
• De Soto, [52].
• Donaldson and Roberts, [16, notes 1, 3], [20], [22, note 1], [23], [30], [61, note 1].
• Dorner on use by Papias of John’s Gospel, [17].
• Drummond, Prof., on Justin’s use of John’s Gospel, [30].
• Early settlements in New Hampshire, [58].
• Farrar, (Canon), [100, note 1], [109, note 3].
• Fisher, Prof. George P., D.D., on Alogi, [62, note 5].
• date of Apocryphal Gospels, [41, note 2], with [34].
• date of Celsus, [49, note 6], with [46].
• date of Justin’s Apology, [61, note 1].
• date of Muratori Canon, [46], [48, note 5].
• genuineness of text of Gospels, [67], [71], [72, note 4], [73, note 12].
• John’s Gospel, [27], [29, note 3], [33, note 3], with [30].
• Justin’s Quotations, [46], [48, notes 2, 4], [62, note 5], [67], [68], [72, note 4].
• Marcion’s Gospel, [72, note 4], with [68].
• Theophilus, [46], [48, note 4].
• Free Religious Index, [140, note 1].
• Friedlieb, on physical Cause of Death, [102], [108, note 1].
• Geikie, The Life and Words of Christ, by Cunningham Geikie, D.D., (1880), cited page [109, note 10], with page [108].
• Gibbon’s Rome, [9].
• Gibson, Ch. Justice, [131].
• Gilbert West,—See [West].
• Godet, Prof. F., D.D., [88, note 1], [90], [100, note 3], [126], [132, notes 1, 2], [133, note 8].
• upon Possibility of Miracles, [132, notes 1, 2], with [111].
• upon Sign of Jonah, [88, note 1], [90], [100, note 3].
• upon Vision Theory, [126], [133, note 8].
• Gordon-Cumming, in Fiji, [141, note 8].
• Granite Monthly, [58].
• Greenleaf, Prof. Simon, LL.D., on cock-crowing, [100, note 4], with [97].
• credibility of witnesses, [78], [137], [138], [140, notes 3, 6].
• genuineness of Gospels, [13], [72], [73, note 13].
• presumption of Permanency, [43], [44, note 1], [66].
• presumption of Rightfulness, [13], [44, note 1], [66].
• sign of Jonah, [100, note 3], with page [90].
• superscription on the Cross, [138], [140, note 6].
• truth of Christianity, [132], [138], [140, note 6].
• Hanna, Rev. William, LL.D., on cause of death, [109, note 1], with [102].
• empty tomb, [105], [109, note 6].
• Galilee meeting, [109, note 10], with [108].
• Hilgenfeld on Justin’s use of John’s Gospel, [30], [33, note 3].
• on date of Muratori Canon, [48, note 5].
• Hooykaas and his Bible for Learners, [114], [119, note 8], [128], [133, note 12], [134], [140, note 1].
• Holtzmann, on Apocryphal Gospels, [35].
• Hume’s argument from experience, [43], [112].
• Ingersoll on inspiration, [136], [137], [138].
• on miracles, [112], [118, note 3].
• Inter-Ocean (Chicago), [41, note 2], [42, note 15], [16].
• Kent, Chancellor, [32], [132].
• Keim, Dr., on date of Celsus, [48], [49, note 6].
• on the empty tomb, [120], [132, note 2].
• Lafayette’s visit, [57], [62, note 2].
• Landing of the Pilgrims, [58].
• Lange’s Life of Jesus, on cause of death, [108, note 1], with [102].
• Cleopas and Luke, [106], [109, note 8].
• Galilee meeting, [108], [109, note 10].
• guard of Soldiers, [109, note 3], with [103].
• journey to Emmaus, [106], [109, note 8].
• lifting up the Serpent, [89], [90], [100, note 1].
• locality of Emmaus, [109, note 9].
• sign of Jonah, [100, notes 2, 3], with [90].
• women at the Sepulchre, [104], [109, note 5].
• Lemisch on date of Justin’s Apology, [61, note 1].
• Light Infantry Poor, [62, note 2], with [57].
• Lipsius, Prof. of Jena, on date of Apocryphal Gospels, [35].
• that Justin did not use them, [40], [42, note 15].
• Lord Brougham, [132].
• Madagascar Christianized, [139].
• Mason, Jeremiah, [132].
• Marshall, Ch. Justice, [132].
• Matthew Arnold. See [Arnold].
• McClintock and Strong’s Cyclopedia, on Cerinthus, [66, note 3].
• Pagan Persecutions, [11, note 5], [73, note 9].
• Resurrection Body of Christ, [123].
• Meyer’s Lexicon, on date of Apocryphal Gospels, [35].
• Mill, J. S. concedes, Christ Historical, [128], [133, note 11].
• miracles possible, [8].
• Miln, on “Church of the Future,” [134], [140, note 1].
• Milligan, The Resurrection of Our Lord, by William Milligan, D.D., Prof. etc. in the University of Aberdeen. (London, 1881), Cited, [114], [119, notes 5, 7].
• Morrison, James, D.D., on Empty Tomb, [119, note 18].
• New Hampshire Journal, [Preface] and [140, note 2].
• New York Observer, [140, note 1].
• Neander, on the date of Justin’s Apology, [61, note 1].
• destruction of Church, etc., at Nicomedia, [73, note 9].
• New Revision, [72], [100, note 1].
• North American Review, [118, note 3], [140, note 4].
• Norton, on Peter’s Gospel, [39], [42, note 12], [56, note 2].
• on Genuineness of Our Gospels, [54], [56], [76], [80, note 6].
• on number of Copies of Gospels, [73, note 8], with [70].
• Page on date of Justin’s Apology, [61, note 1].
• Parker, Joel, Ch. Justice, [43].
• Parmelee, Dr. Simeon, great age of, [57].
• Parsons, Theophilus, Ch. Justice, [132].
• Patten’s Diaries, [58].
• Paulus, Theory of, [114].
• Phillips, on Presumptions, [43], [44, note 1].
• Pond, Dr. Enoch, as to cessation of Miracles, [140, note 7].
• Princeton Review, [68], [72, note 4], [79, note 1].
• Renan, Ernest, admissions by, [12], [13, note 1], [84], [112], [130], [133, notes 12 and 14].
• demands expert testimony, [7].
• denials, [7], [11, note 1], [112], [118, note 3].
• idle boasting, [84], [116], [119, note 12].
• upon Christ’s teachings, [128], [133, note 12].
• upon silence of Historians as to occurrences at the Crucifixion, [130], [133, note 14].
• Reuss, on date of Muratori Canon, [48, note 5].
• Riggenback, on use by Papias of John’s Gospel, [17].
• Roberts and Donaldson, [16, notes 1 and 3], [20], [22, note 1], [23], [30], [61, note 1].
• that Justin did not cite Peter’s Gospel, [20].
• Robinson’s Holy Land, [109, note 9].
• Robinson, John, the Pilgrim Father, [135].
• Robinson, Prof., on the Resurrection Body, [122], [132, note 5].
• Routh, on Papias’ use of John’s Gospel, [17].
• Rowe, Prof. See [Bampton Lectures].
• Salisbury Church. See [Webster].
• Sanday, Dr., on quotations by Justin, [24].
• by Irenæus, [56].
• dates of Celsus, Muratori Canon, [48] and [49, notes 5, 6].
• that Marcion’s Gospel is an abridgment of Luke, [68], [69], [72, note 7].
• Sandwich Islands Christianized, [139].
• Savage, on the “Church of the Future,” [134], [140, note 1].
• Schleiermacher, theory of, [81], [88, note 1].
• Schenkel’s Lexicon, on date of Apocryphal Gospels, [35].
• Scott, Thomas, D.D., that part of the day is counted for the whole, [90], [100, note 3].
• upon Resurrection Body, [122], [132, note 5].
• Scribner’s Monthly, [73, note 12].
• Sears’ “Heart of Christ,” [30], [33, note 3], [49, note 6], [61, note 1], [80, note 4].
• Smith and Wace’s Dictionary, [35].
• Spiritualists, [140], [141, note 7].
• Stanley (Dean) as to date of Polycarp’s Epistle, [10].
• Starkie, on coincidences, [137], [140, note 5].
• on Christianity, [132].
• Stier, that part of a day is counted for the whole, [90], [100, note 2].
• Story, Judge, [32], [132].
• Stowe, Prof. C. E., on Apocryphal Gospels, [35], [41, note 2].
• Elders at Ephesus, [56, note 4], with [55].
• Gospel to Hebrews, [37], [42, note 10].
• Greek Classic Copies, [71], [73, note 11].
• John’s Gospel, [48, note 4].
• Theophilus, [48, note 4].
• Strauss, David, Admissions by:
• actual death of Jesus, [81], [102], [114], [119, note 6].
• sincerity of witnesses, [86].
• universal use of the Gospels, by the end of the Second Century, [45], [46].
• false theories of, [7], [8], [81], [88, note 1], [106], [115].
• became an atheist, [8].
• how far commended, [38], [134].
• more candid than Waite, [38].
• Stroud, on physical cause of Death, [102], [108, note 1].
• Supernatural Religion. An Inquiry into The Reality of Divine Revelation. (Anonymous.) Referred to pp. [17], [42, note 14], [68], [69], [112], with [118, note 3].
• Taylor, William, D.D., on Miracles, [111], [118, note 1], [128], [133, note 10].
• Thomson’s “Land and Book,” [35], [36], [41, note 4].
• Tischendorf, Constantine, discoverer of the Sinaitic Codex, [70].
• on Commentary of Heracleon, [47], [49, note 8].
• on difference in Manuscripts, [73, note 10].
• on number of manuscript copies, [71], [73, note 10].
• on quotations by Irenæus, [56, note 3], with [55].
• on use, by Papias, of John’s Gospel, [17].
• Tübingen School, [8], [30].
• Uncials, number of, [73, note 10].
• Waite, History of the Christian Religion to the year Two Hundred. By Charles B. Waite, A. M. Second Edition, Chicago (1881), [34].
• Waite, C. B., admits Gospels do not copy from each other, [74].
• Waite, C. B., his mistakes as to Apocalypse, [88, note 3].
• Apocryphal Gospels, [35], [36], [41, note 5].
• Basilides, [29, note 4].
• Clement of Rome, [32], [66, note 1], [67], [72, note 2].
• Celsus, [48, note 6].
• Cerinthus, [66, note 3].
• Justin Martyr, [5], [10], [11, note 3], [61, note 1].
• Marcion’s Gospel, [38], [45], [54], [68], [69], [72, note 7].
• Muratori Canon, [48, note 5].
• Peter’s Gospel, [20, note 2], [38], [39], [40], [42, note 14], [48], [62, note 6].
• Resurrection body, and Paul, [85], [114], [119, note 8], [122].
• with other matters too numerous to mention.
• Walker, Timothy, Diaries of, [58].
• Webster, Daniel, [132], [135], [140, note 2].
• his creed, [135], [140, note 2].
• his church membership, [140, note 2].
• Warrenton, on quotations from O. T., [80, note 1].
• Weiseler, on date of Muratori Canon, [48, note 5].
• Westcott, [17], [80, note 6].
• Wesleyan Missionaries, [141, note 8].
• West, Gilbert, on resurrection, [117], [119, note 16].
• Whitby, that a part of a day is put for the whole, [100, note 3].
• Whittier’s Poem, [57].
• Wright. The Logic of Christian Evidences. By Rev. G. Frederick Wright, Andover, Mass. (1880), cited or quoted, [18], [24], [28, note 1], [56, notes], and [80, note 6].
• Yorktown Scammel, [62, note 2].

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