Bethany in Judæa, when did our Lord first resort thither? 370 Bethsaida Julias, 334 Brethren of our Lord, 362, 453 Christ leaves disciples independent, 5; with them after the Resurrection, 9, 274; influence of His Personality, 16, 17; did He from the first see all that lay before Him? 140; explores the tempers of different classes of men, 148; His return from the wilderness, 151; calls to him certain disciples, 151; at Cana and Capernaum, 152; leaves time for impressions to fix themselves, 185; arrives at the Lake of Galilee and calls the brethren, 195-198; His way of proceeding positive, 208; enjoins no system of religious observance, 222; why did He not found a church Himself? 236; lays stress on what men are, as well as on what they do, 259; ceases to have a stationary abode, 270; educational effects of the change of place, 275-279; journey to borders of Tyre and Sidon, 333; at Cæsarea Philippi, 336-338 (see Transfiguration); returns to Capernaum after the Transfiguration, 354; sets out for the feast of Tabernacles, 359-362; refusing to judge, 399; upholds sanctity of marriage, 409; disclaims for the Messiah the title of Son of David, 415; does not look to visibly converting the world, 416; the washing the disciples’ feet, an acted parable, 419; always endeavours to set men free, 460; calls the conscience into play, 467; His Kingdom not upon earth, 471 Christian revelation centred in a Fact, 230 Demoniac in country of Gadarenes, 285 Didrachma, paying of, 406 Disciples not in attendance at first visit to Nazareth, 180; doubtful if present at feast, John v., 181; early Judæan, 188 Dives and Lazarus, parable of, 62 Ecce Homo, quoted, p. 412. Edersheim, Dr, life and times of Jesus the Messiah, quoted, 139, 140, 329, 334, 394; on our Lord’s conversing with the woman at Sychar, 409 Eloquence, its small part in the Divine economy, 250 Erskine of Linlathen, quotation, 40 Evil, existence of, 29; functions of, in the world, 43-51 Family, description of a, restrained from knowing evil, 30-36 Feast of the Jews, John v. 1, 181 Five (The) first called, John, Andrew, Peter, Philip, Nathanael, 156 Form of Christ’s Teaching, 209 Free Will, 29; implies liberty to go wrong, 41 Galilæans receive our Lord, 179 Galilee, why suited for cradle of movement, 169 Gospel of St John, surely written by a disciple, 151, 157 Gospels, advantages of narrative form, 13, 461 Herodians, 233 Inheritance, The disputed, 403 James, our Lord’s brother, 452-454 James and John, the sons of thunder, 365, 368 Jerusalem, not a favourable spot for the schooling of the apostles, 190; not desirable that the Christian community should originate there, 192 Judas Iscariot, 246 Laws of our Lord’s conduct—sense in which term is used, 2, 18-20, 306 Lazarus, raising of, 429 Levi (see also Matthew), 214 Levitical Law, 207 Mammon of unrighteousness, 395-397