GENERAL INDEX.

Abraham’s ancestors idolaters, 123

Abel’s blood cried from the ground to God, 117

Absent from the body, meaning of, 183

Adam threatened with literal death, 228, testimony of Locke, Watts, and Taylor, 228, his condition in his creation, 229

A dishonorable perversion, 53, 54

Aion, meaning of, according to Greenfield, Schrevelius, Liddell and Scott, Parkhurst, Robinson, Schleusner, and Wahl, 292, 293

Aionios, meaning of, 295

Analogies of nature, 335

Analogy between sleep and death, 235

Anecdote of the reasoning powers of brutes, 327

Annihilation impossible, 337

Angels not the ancient prophets, 215

An ancient case of modern spiritualism, 136

Anastasis, meaning of, 231

A clean universe at last, 311

An illustration on future punishment, 315

Anomalies of the present state, 336

A spirit, or spiritual being, what, 27

A spirit hath not flesh and bones, 95, note by Bloomfield, 97

A threefold death disproved, 219

Attempt to understand the popular idea of a spirit, 326

Athanasia, aphthartos, and aphtharsia, use and meaning of, 15, 19

Bible views of future punishment produce the best effect, 319

Can the soul be killed? 105

Capacities of the soul, 330

Christ the express image of God, 29, 30

Christ, the first-fruits, first-begotten, and first-born, how, 143-145

364Christ first raised from the dead, exposition of Acts 26:23, 146

Christ and the Sadducees 149

Clarke on Gen. 2:7, 32, on Heb. 12:22, 86, his key to the words forever and ever, 295

Comma, in its present form, when invented, 179

Conant on Gen. 2:7; Isa. 2:22, 32

Connection between our present and future being, testimony of Bishop Law, 205, Crellius and Priestly, 206

CriticismCriticism, a desperate case of, 176

Cruden on the words eternal, everlasting, and forever, 294

Day in Gen. 2:17, meaning of, 223

Date of Samuel’s ministry, 128

Date of Saul’s reign, 128

Death a punishment, 272, Augustine’s testimony, 273, no relief to the sinner, 278

Deeds done in the body only to be judged, 315

David not ascended to Heaven, 239

Departing and being with Christ, 199

Death of Adam, the same that is threatened against the sinner, 299

Departure and return of the soul, 100, note by Luther Lee, 101, by Prof. Bush, 101, by Parkhurst, 102

Destiny of the wicked: they shall be destroyed, 303, shall perish, go to perdition, and be as though they had not been, 304, their doom set forth in language that is not figurative, 305, they are compared to the most inflammable substances, 305, they shall be consumed and devoured by fire, 308

Earthly house, what, 185

Eternal torment threatened to no one, 289

Eternal suffering not proportioned to the sins of a finite life, 313

Eternal fire, Jude 7, illustrated and explained, 286

Everlasting fire, 270

Everlasting punishment, 271

Evil tendency of the doctrine of the destruction of the wicked, 338

365Expressions used to describe the final condition of the wicked, 303

Future punishment eternal, 267, it consists in death, 299

Gathered to his people, meaning of, 120, sees corruption, 124

Ge-enna, the hell of Mark 9:43, 44, meaning of, 283

God not a God of the dead but of the living, meaning of, 153

God’s dealings with his creatures, 312

God a person, 28

Hades and sheol, meaning of, 156, use of the word sheol, 157, who go there, and the duration of its dominion, 157, its location, 158, condition of the righteous there, 158, general character of, 159, no knowledge there, 160

Hell, words so translated, 107

Hinnom, valley of, a figure of the place of future punishment, 283

Holam, Hebrew, corresponding to aion, defined by Gesenius, 294

House from Heaven, what, 185

Idumea, threatenings against, 290, the language illustrates Rev. 14:11, 290

Immortal and immortality, how often used in the Bible, 13-20

Immortality assumed, 337

Immaterial souls of brutes, 323, the testimony of Bishop Warburton, 324

Instinct not the only reasoning power possessed by brutes, 329

In the body and out, 195

Is Abraham in hell? 123

Judgment, doctrine of, contradicted by the popular view, 63

Katephagen, Rev. 20:9, defined by Stuart, 309

Kolasis, Matt. 25:46, meaning of, 274

Language of appearance, 136

Lazarus carried to Abraham’s bosom, when? 169

366Matter cannot think, 324, the proof rests with the skeptic, Sidney Smith’s testimony, 325, W. G. Moncrieff’s testimony, 326

Milton’s translation of Eccl. 3:21, 76

Mind determined by sensation to belong to the lower animals, 328

Moses and the prophets on the place and condition of the dead, 154

Moses was raised from the dead, 142

Nature sheds no light on the future state, 8

Necromancy defined by Webster, 128

Nephesh defined by Parkhurst, Taylor, and Gesenius, 51

Origen’s restorationism, an enlarged purgatory, 316

Parable, case of the rich man and Lazarus, a, 163, how to be used, testimony of Clarke and Trench, 167

Paradise, where situated, 173

Paraphrase of Phil. 1:21-24, 209

Paul’s departure, 213

Personification used in the Bible, 117, 162

Peter’s tabernacle, its putting off, 213

Pharisees confess spirit, 97

Plasso, definition of, 65

Punctuation of Luke 23:43, 179

Punishment for sins in hell not threatened, 314

Punishment, degrees of, 276

Purgatory, an invention to relieve the great wrong of conscious eternal misery, 316, borrowed from Plato by Augustine, adopted by Rome, 316

Reasons why the doctrine of future punishment should be agitated, 320

Reformers adopted Augustine’s hell without his purgatory, 316

Rebellion against God, not eternal, 311

Resurrection proved by Christ, 151, from what words translated, 231, a prominent doctrine of the Bible, 234, Clarke’s testimony, 257, not impossible, 262, objections against answered, 244-247, 367object of the Christian’s hope, 250, time of reward to the righteous, 252, comfort of mourners, id., time when crowns of glory are to be given, 254, basis of Scripture promises, 255, inseparably connected with the coming of Christ, 256

Samuel and the woman of Endor, 127

Scott’s note on Gen. 2:7, 32

Semeron, meaning of, 179

Sense of right and wrong possessed to a degree by the lower animals, 328

Separation from the love of God, 210

Shame and everlasting contempt, Dan. 12:2, 268

Sins in hell committed faster than God can punish, Benson, 302

Sodom and Gomorrah turned into ashes by eternal fire, 287

Soul and spirit, meaning of, 46, times of their use in the Bible, 50-55

Souls under the altar, 113, note by Barnes, 117

Spirit, how formed, 64, returns to God, 56, for what purpose? 62, not conscious, 61, committed to God, 77, saved in the day of the Lord, 1 Cor. 5:5, 98

Spirits of just men made perfect, 80, spirits in prison, 87, note by Clarke, 91

State to which death reduces us, Law’s testimony, 242

Tendency of the doctrine of eternal misery, testimony of Saurin and A. Barnes, 317, it cannot be believed, testimony of Bp. Newton, 318

The image of God, 21

The breath of life, 31, possessed by all animals, 33, 34

The living soul, 36, dead soul, 41, applied to all orders of animals, 43

The transfiguration, 137, a miniature of the kingdom of God, 140, no disembodied souls there, 141

The rich man and Lazarus, 161

The dead rise up to meet the king of Babylon and Pharaoh in sheol, 164, 165

368Thief on the cross, 172

The inward man, what? 212

The unjust reserved to Judgment, 215

The death of Adam, 216, his sentence, 218

The dead as though they had not been, 236, have no knowledge, id., not in Heaven nor hell, 237, without a resurrection are perished, 240

The Judgment a future event, 258, objections answered, 259, destroys the idea of the conscious-state theory, 262, testimony of Dobney, 263

The doctrine of the immortality of the soul leads to erroneous conclusions on future punishment, 266

The wages of sin, 264

The undying worm and quenchless fire, 279, a figure borrowed from the Old Testament, 280, testimony of Jeremiah, 280, of David and Ezekiel, 281, of Isaiah, 282

The two deaths mentioned in Eze. 18:26, 299

The wicked, how recompensed in the earth, 309

The claims of philosophy, 322

The soul immaterial, 323

Them that sleep in Jesus brought with him, 212

“Thou” and “thy,” meaning of in Gen. 3:19, 225

Tormented forever and ever, Rev. 14:11, 288, of whom spoken, 289

Traduction vs. creationism, 69-71

Trees represented as appointing a king over themselves, 162

True spirit of inquiry, 11

Tunes learned by birds, 328

Tyndale’s pungent inquiry, 233

Universal belief and inborn desire, 333

Unquenchable fire, meaning of the word asbestos, 284

Vincent’s description of hell, 301

We fly away, Ps. 90:10, meaning of, 125-127

White robes of Rev. 6:11, meaning of, 119

Who knoweth? Eccl. 3:21, 72

Word translated perceive, in 1 Sam. 28:14, 133

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Transcriber’s Note

The few words in Greek have been reproduced here as printed. Several lack the necessary (and occasionally the correct) diacritical marks.

There are also occasional lapses in the quotation of Biblical passages, where opening or closing quotation marks are misplaced or missing. The King James Version, which is used by the author, has been employed here as well to more accurately punctuate them.

The General Index, in the original text, used a tabular form. This has been re-cast as an indented list.

Errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and are noted here. The references are to the page and line in the original.

27.28 and which are [“]sent forth Added.

30.23 man in 'hi[sim /s im]age stamped him with immortality, Spaced moved.

51.19 '1 Kings [17[, /:]21, 22; Replaced.

79.23 God.[”] Col. 3:3. [“]And when will the believer Added/Removed.

79.24 [“]When> Christ who is our life Added.

131.4 the father of all the lies in the world[./,] Replaced.

131.5 by assiduously circulating them[,/.] Replaced.

153.14 [“]Wherefore, God is not ashamed Added.

160.7 together is in the dust.[”] Job. 17:13-16; 4:11-19; Added.

160.14 whither thou goest.[”] Eccl. 9:4-6, 10. Added.

191.16 O grave, where is thy victory[./?] Replaced.

212.3 under the unfortu[n]ate necessity Added.

213.21 [P/B]ut as Paul does not here intimate Replaced.

264.20 What fate awaits us when we die?[”]--Alger. Added.

285.2 Homer, in the [Illiad], sic--Iliad

285.13 fire as cannot be extingu[i]shed Added.

294.21 this time forth even forever, [”/’] that is, Replaced.

317.13 when I see in the lukewarmness of my devosions, sic--devotions

320.24 exerting all his divine attri[tri]butes Removed.

327.22 gloomy gorges and craggy h[e]ights of the mountains, Added.

338.9 we simply affirm that they will be anni[hi]lated Added.

349.11 carniv[e/o]rous crime Replaced.

364.10 C[ir/ri]ticism , a desperate case of, 176 Transposed.

371.33 from the Seventh-day Bap[t]ists, Added.

c7.11 Pictorial Nar[r]atives>, .60 Added.