Footnote 48: Isa. 28: 4. Footnote 49: _Cf._ Job 1: 1–3. Footnote 50: 2 Kings 9: 17. Footnote 51: 1 Sam. 16: 12; Song 5: 10. Footnote 52: Matt. 26: 73. Footnote 53: Deut. 14: 21; 15: 3; 23: 20; _cf._ Matt. 5: 44–46 Footnote 54: Psalm 127: 3–5. Footnote 55: Gen. 24: 60. Footnote 56: _Cf._ Deut. 21: 1–9. Footnote 57: Gen. 24: 3–4; 28: 2; Num. 36: 8–11. Footnote 58: Gen. 29: 26. Footnote 59: Gen. 29: 34; 30: 20. Footnote 60: _Cf._ Deut. 22: 23, 24. Footnote 61: _Cf._ Gen. 24: 65. Footnote 62: Matt. 9: 15. Footnote 63: Isa. 61: 10; Jer. 2: 32. Footnote 64: Gen. 29: 22. Footnote 65: In the evening of the wedding-day when the bridegroom is allowed a glimpse of his wife’s face before he goes to join his friends in the merrymaking, he presses a gold coin on her forehead. It is his gift, and falls into her lap. Footnote 66: The two songs on this page are from eṭ-Ṭayyibeh. Footnote 67: A fragrant herb. Footnote 68: From eṭ-Ṭayyibeh. Footnote 69: From Râm Allâh. Footnote 70: _Cf._ Judges 6: 11. Footnote 71: From Râm Allâh. Footnote 72: Means a woman who is a member of the tribe of Ḥadâd. Footnote 73: From eṭ-Ṭayyibeh. Footnote 74: From eṭ-Ṭayyibeh. Footnote 75: Gen. 15: 2. Footnote 76: Psalm 131: 2. Footnote 77: Zech. 8: 5. Footnote 78: _Cf._ Deut. 22: 8. Footnote 79: _Cf._ Ex. 20: 12. Footnote 80: _Cf._ Luke 1: 61; 2 Sam. 2: 12, etc. Footnote 81: Ruth 1: 20. Footnote 82: _Cf._ Ish-bosheth. Footnote 83: John 5: 8, 9. Footnote 84: _Cf._ Arabic Bible, Matt. 14: 8. Footnote 85: Matt. 13: 33. Footnote 86: Matt. 6: 30. Footnote 87: Gen. 25: 34. Footnote 88: 1 Sam. 30: 12. Footnote 89: Judges 4: 19; 5: 25. Footnote 90: Matt. 4: 18. Footnote 91: Matt. 3: 4. Footnote 92: Josh. 5: 11; Ruth 2: 14. Footnote 93: _Cf._ 2 Kings 4: 39. Footnote 94: Luke 15: 16. Footnote 95: _Cf._ Matt. 26: 23. Footnote 96: Gen. 38: 18. Footnote 97: _Cf._ Luke 10: 40. Footnote 98: Matt. 24: 41. Footnote 99: Job 2: 11. Footnote 100: 2 Kings 20: 7. Footnote 101: Matt. 8: 14. Footnote 102: 2 Kings 4: 19. Footnote 103: _Cf._ 1 Sam. 21: 12–15; Matt. 8: 28. There is now a Hebrew asylum for the treatment of the insane patients of that race in Jerusalem called _‛Ezraih Nashim_. It is supported by the Woman’s Aid Society. See description of it by the American consul at Jerusalem, Dr. Selah Merrill, in _The Christian Herald_, New York, January 10, 1906. Footnote 104: 1 Sam. 19: 24. Footnote 105: Job 21: 32. Footnote 106: _Cf._ Time: Gen. 50: 3; Num. 20: 29. Manner: Deut. 14: 1; 2 Sam. 3: 31; 12: 16; 18: 33; Eccles. 12: 5; Jer. 6: 26; 9: 17; 22: 18. Footnote 107: Matt. 23: 27. Footnote 108: Deut. 12: 2. Footnote 109: 2 Chr. 20: 7; Isa. 41: 8; Jas. 2: 23. Footnote 110: _Cf._ Matt. 3: 9; John 8: 39. Footnote 111: 2 Sam. 18: 17.