Cain his sacrifice, [10]; murders Abel, [11]; his condemnation, [11]; his descendants, [11]; builds the first city, [11]; sin of his posterity, [12] Caleb the faithful spy, [173]; the promise to him, [175]; his portion, [215], [216] Calendar of Jewish Months and Seasons, [155] Calf, the construction of, [112]; its destruction by Moses, [113] Canaan son of Ham, [17]; the land called by his name, [20] Canaan the seven nations of, [32], [201] Canaanites their locality, [32], [201]; their position at the death of Joshua, [224] Candlesticks, the golden in the Tabernacle, [122]; in Solomon’s Temple, [357], [358] Canon, the of the Old Testament, close of, [481] Captain, the of the Lord’s host, [204], [207] Captivity, the period of, [450]–469; its effects on the Jews, [470] Carmel, Mount Elijah’s sacrifice there, [386] Census of Israelitish forces at Sinai, [167] commenced by David, [345] Character Mosaic laws regarding, [164] Chedorlaomer defeated by Abram, [35] Cherubim in the Tabernacle, conjectures upon, [124] Children Mosaic law regarding, [159] Christ typified in Melchizedek, [35]; in Joseph, [76]; in Moses, [199]; in Joshua, [223]; in David, [351] Circumcision established, [39]; renewal of, after passing the Jordan, [204] Cities of Refuge the institution of, [164]; names of, [220] Civilization in the Patriarchal age, [74] Cluster, Valley of the [173], [215] Commandments, the Ten delivered from Sinai, [108]; written on the Tables of Stone, [111] Confusion, of Tongues [16]–20; approximate date of, [19]; its teaching, [20] Coniah see [Jehoiachin]. Convocation days of, [144] Courses of the priests, [358] Covenant, the with Noah, [16]; with Abram, [37]; with Moses on Sinai, [106]; its condition, [107]; its solemn ratification, [110]; broken in absence of Moses, [113]; further renewal of, [116]; its fulfilment under David, [342] Creation, the [1]–4; heathen notions of, [1]; Scripture declaration concerning it, [1]; its progressive order, [2] Cyrus captures Babylon, [466]; permits the return of the Jews, [469]
D.
Dagon the Philistine Deity, [263]; the Ark in his temple, [272] Damascus Elisha at, [417] Dan Jacob’s son, [52]; tribe of, its portion, [218]; dispossessed by the Amorites, [227]; expedition of, to Laish, [229]; oppressed by the Philistines, [259] Daniel taken captive to Babylon, [450]; his life there, [457]; interprets the visions of Nebuchadnezzar, [458], [463]; his exaltation, [459]; interprets the writing on the wall, [467]; preserved in the lions’ den, [468] Darius viceroy of Babylon, [467] Dathan the rebellion of, [176], [177] David his genealogy, [294]; anointed by Samuel, [295]; his shepherd life, [295]; slays Goliath, [297]; his friendship with Jonathan, [298], [302], [306]; persecuted by Saul, [300]; flies to Naioth, [301]; to Nob, [303]; seeks refuge with the Philistines, [303], [311]; at Adullam, [303]; Ziklag, [306], [309]; spares Saul at Engedi, [308]; and at Ziph, [309]; his reign over Judah at Hebron, [319]; becomes king of all Israel, [323]; removes to Jerusalem, [325]; his army and its conquests, [329]–335; his deed of shame, [333]; denounced by Nathan, [334]; Absalom rebels, [337]; his flight from Jerusalem, [338]; grief for Absalom, [342]; numbers the people, [346]; the plague sent, [346]; purchases the Temple site, [346]; makes Solomon his successor, [347]; his last charge, and death, [349]; summary of his life, [349]; his character, [350]; a type of Christ, [351] Day of Atonement, the [146]; rites observed upon it, [146]; its distinction from other solemn rites, [148]; its typical meaning, [149] Dead Sea, the its low level, [30] Debir captured by Othniel, [216] Deborah, the prophetess summons Barak, [238]; rouses the tribes, [239]; her song of triumph, [242] Debt Mosaic laws regarding, [166] Dedication the feast of, [154] Delilah betrays Samson, [263] Dinah Jacob’s daughter, [52]; outrage upon, [55] Disobedient Prophet, the [372]; his tomb spared by Josiah, [446] Divining cups the use of in Egypt, [67] Doeg the treachery of, [305] Dothan Joseph sold at, its position, [58], [59]; Elisha’s miracle there, [414] Drink-offerings, the [134] Dura the plain of, the golden image upon, [460]
E.
Ebal, Mount the altar there, [209]; ratification of the law there, [210] Ed the Altar of, [222] Edom Esau so called, [47]; gives the name to a country, [55]; passage through it refused to the Israelites, [181] Edomites, the David’s conquests over, [330]; defeated by Amaziah, [427] Eglon killed by Ehud, [236] Egypt Abram goes there, [33]; Joseph carried there, [54]; the seven years’ famine in, [63]; Joseph’s government of, [63], [64]; Jacob settles there, [69]; its idolatrous worship, [79]; the plagues of, [88], [94]–96 Ehud kills Eglon, [236] Ekron Philistine city, [259], [263], [272]; refuses to receive the Ark, [273] Elah king of Israel, [380] Eldad the elder, [170] Elders, the seventy appointed, [169] Eleazar succeeds Aaron as high-priest, [181] Eli high-priest and judge, [267]; wickedness of his sons, [269]; rebuked by God, [269]; through Samuel, [270]; his death, [272] Eliab David’s brother, [294]; his taunts, [297] Eliakim see [Jehoiakim]. Elihu friend of Job, [24] Elijah his denunciations to Ahab, [383], [385], [397]; fed by ravens, [384]; his miracles at Zarephath, [389]; overcomes the prophets of Baal, [386]; flies from Jezebel, [389]; his interview with the Lord at Horeb, [390]; calls Elisha, [391]; his interview with Ahaziah, [403]; his translation, [404] Eliphaz friend of Job, [24] Elisha called by Elijah, [390]; witnesses his translation, [404]; his miracles, [404], [408]–410, [413], [426]; cures Naaman, [411]; his sickness and death, [426] Elkanah father of Samuel, [267] Elon the judge, [258] Endor Saul at, [314] Engedi David’s generosity at, [308] Enoch, son of Cain [11]; the first city named from him, [11] Enoch, son of Jared his translation, [12] Ephod, the of the high-priest, [131] Ephraim Joseph’s son, [63]; Jacob’s dying blessing upon, [70]; the tribe of, its position, [218]; its rivalry with Judah, [370] Ephraimites, the chide Gideon, [249]; their complaint to Jephthah, [257]; massacred by him, [258] Esau character of, [46]; sells Jacob his birthright, [47]; his marriage, [48]; threatens Jacob, [50]; his reconciliation to Jacob, [55] Esdraelon plain of, its fertility, [219] Eshcol the valley, [173], [215] Esther queen of Ahasuerus, [472]; intercedes for her nation, [473], [474] Euphrates River, [3], [17], [18] Eve the creation of, [3]; beguiled by Satan, [5]; the curse upon her, [7]; its mitigation, [8] Evil the origin of, [6] Exodus, the from Egypt, [96] Ezekiel prophecies of, [457] Ezra his reforms at Jerusalem, [476]
F.
Fall of man, the [4]–9; its teaching, [6] Family relations in the patriarchal age, [74]; under the Mosaic law, [159] Famine seven years’, in Egypt, [63]; three years’, in reign of David, [344] Feast of the New Moon, [143]; of Trumpets, [144]; of the Passover, [95], [150]; of Weeks, [152]; of Tabernacles, [153]; of Purim, [154]; of Dedication, [154] First-born death of the, [96] First-fruits and tithes offerings of, [134] Flood, the [10]–16; Scripture account of, [15]; its duration, &c., [15]; numerous heathen traditions of, [16] Frankincense description of, [135]
G.
Gad Jacob’s son, [52]; tribe of, their pastoral character, [78], [194]; the portion of, [195] Gad, the prophet David’s friendship with, [301], [304]; his mission to David, [346] Galilee position and extent of, [219] Gath Philistine city, [259]; the ark removed there, [273] Gaza Philistine city, [259], [262]; Samson carries off its gates, [263] Geba Jonathan at, [286] Gedaliah assassination of, [452] Gehazi the sin and punishment of, [413] Gerizim, Mount ratification of the law on, [209]; Jotham’s parable from, [253] Gershonite section of Levites, [127] Gezer probable site of, [361] Gibeah outrage at, [231]; taken by the tribes, [233]; Saul’s retirement there, [283] Gibeon situation of, [210]; the Tabernacle there, [126]; combat at, [319]; Solomon’s convention there, [353] Gibeonites, the embassy of, [210]; its result, [211]; the covenant with them broken by Saul, [344]; their vengeance, [344] Gideon the Angel’s message to him, [244]; throws down the altar of Baal, [245]; the sign given him, [246]; his army at the spring of Jezreel, [247]; enters the camp of the Midianites, [247]; his victory over them, [248], [249]; slays their kings, [250]; declines being king, [251]; his ephod, [252] Gihon, River [3] Gilboa, Mount [313]; the battle there, [315] Gilgal encampment at, [204], [210]; school of the prophets there, [276]; inauguration of Saul there, [284]; general gathering at, [286]; Elisha’s miracles at, [410] Golden Altar of the Tabernacle, [123] Golden Lamp of the Tabernacle, [122] Goliath defies the Israelites, [296]; killed by David, [297] Gomorrah [34]; its destruction, [41] Goshen meaning of the word, [68], [77]; Jacob settles there, [70]; its position and fertility, [77]; escapes the plagues of Egypt, [91], [94] Greeks their tradition of the Flood, [16]
H.