Sense, distinguished from signification, [528].
Sense of Scripture,
its extent, [573];
the clearer statements of Scripture interpret the more obscure, [574].
Selah, [287].
Septuagint, Greek version of,
its antiquity, [199];
Jewish account of its origin, [199], seq.;
character and critical value, [201];
influence on the New Testament language, [202];
Hebrew text from which it was made, [203];
history of its text, [205]; Origen's Hexapla, [205];
Jewish estimates of it, [203], [368];
quotations from it in the New Testament, [633], seq.
Septuagint arrangement of the Old Testament books, [171].
Seventy. See [Septuagint].
Shalmaneser, [334].
Sheminith, [288].
Shemitic languages, [175].