INDEX TO SCRIPTURE REFERENCES.

Genesis.

PAGE

xi. 3 65

xii. 4-7 143

xii. 8 135

xiii. 136

xiii. 10 65, 69

xiii. 18 33

xiv. 64

xiv. 10 65

xiv. 14 34

xvi. 12 165

xviii. 1-8 40

xviii. 1, 2, 16, 33 34

xix. 27, 28 34

xix. 28 40

xxiii. 2-20 34

xxiii. 17 39

xxv. 8, 9 35

xxviii. 10-19 136

xxxiii. 18-20 143

xxxiii. 19 38

xxxv. 16-20 30

xxxv. 27-29 35

xxxvii. 1-14 35

xxxvii. 12-28 168

xlviii. 7 30

xlix. 11, 12 32

xlix. 27 131

xlix. 29-33 35

l. 1-13 35

l. 25, 26 38, 144

Exodus.

xiii. 19 38

xiv. 21 79

xxv. 10-22, 29 156

xxvi. 15-25 156

xxxvii. 1-8, 16 156

xxxviii. 3 156

xl. 12, 22-25, 30 156

Leviticus.

xxvi. 31-34 210

Numbers.

ii. 11-27 156

xiii. 22-27, 31, 33 136

xiii. 33 36

xiv. 6-24 36

xxii. 24 78

xxiv. 78

xxiv. 21, 22 64

xxxii. 1 77

xxxii. 12 36

xxxii. 20-28 79

xxxiv. 11 197

Deuteronomy.

ii. 17 197

xi. 29, 30 144

xxvii. 12, 13 144

xxxii. 14 77

xxxiii. 12 131

xxxiii. 18-24 182

xxxiv. 3 77

xxxiv. 1-3, 7 78

xxxiv. 5, 6 79

Joshua.

iii. 16 79

iv. 74

v. 74

vi. 80

vi. 26 77

vii. 80, 82

viii. 80

viii. 33 144

ix. 3-15, 17 22, 23

ix. 17 135

x. 1 90

x. 6, 7 22

x. 8-27 23

xi. 214

xi. 2 197

xi. 17 218

xiv. 6-15 36

xv. 9, 60 23

xv. 13 36

xviii. 1 74

xviii. 14-28 23

xx. 7 181

xxi. 11 33

xxiv. 32 38, 144

Judges.

i. 16 77

iii. 13 77

iv., v. 173

v. 23. 178

vi., vii., viii. 175

ix. 7-20 144

ix. 50 167

xvii. 43

xviii. 216

xviii. 30, 31 209

xix. 43

xxi. 15-23 141

xxi. 19 140

Ruth.

i. 20, 21 45

ii. 4, 14, 17 46

iii. 7, 15 46

iv. 1-12 46

1 Samuel.

i-iii. 142

v. 2 14

vi. 12, 13 21

vi. 21 23

vii. 1, 2 23

vii. 5-16 135

x. 8 74

x. 17-24 135

xi. 15 74

xvi. 7, 11, 12, 18, 23 46

xvii. 25

xvii. 12, 28, 34-37, 42 46

xxii. 1, 3, 4 47

xxiii. 29 64

xxiv. 64

xxvi. 20 48

xxviii. 3-25 185

xxviii., xxxi. 176

2 Samuel.

I. 176

ii. 2-11 36

iii. 22, 39 36

iv. 12 37

v. 6-8 91

v. 9 91

ix. 11 49

xi. 21 167

xv. 10 38

xv. 30 88

xvii. 27-29 48

xviii. 18 124

xix. 15 74

xix. 31-40 49

xxiv. 18-25 118

1 Kings.

ii. 7 49

ii. 11 36

ix. 11 181

x. 4, 5 112

x. 27 91

xi. 4-8 125

xii. 1, 25 144

xii. 26-33 136

xiii. 1-5 136

xiv. 17 167

xv. 20 197

xv. 21 167

xvi. 6, 8, 15, 23 167

xvi. 23, 24 160

xvi. 29-xxii. 40 171

xvi. 34 77

xvii. 1-7 82

xviii. 177

xviii. 21 178

xx. 160

xxi. 1-19 161

xxii. 31-34 161

2 Kings.

ii. 1-14, 19-22 80

ii. 22 81

iv. 8-37 185

v. 12 70

vi. 2-5 70

vi. 8-18 169

vi. 24-vii. 20 160

ix. 27 169

x. 171

1 Chronicles.

ii.-xii 209

iii. 1-4 36

viii. 12 18

xi. 4-6 91

xi. 16-19 48

xiii. 5 23

2 Chronicles.

ii. 16 12

iii. 1 118

x. 1 144

xx. 7 33

xxviii. 15 77

xxxv. 22-25 176

Ezra.

ii. 33 18

iii. 7 12

Nehemiah.

xi. 35 18

xiii. 28 153

Psalms.

xxii. 12 77

xxxiv. 7 169

xlvi. 4 41

xlix. 14 193

lxv. 12, 13 41, 190

lxviii. 27 132

lxxviii. 60 142

lxxxiv. 2, 3 116

cxxxii. 6 23

cxliv. 1 46

Ecclesiastes.

ii. 4-6 30

Song of Solomon.

i. 10 169

i. 14 64

ii. 1 14

vi. 4 167

Isaiah.

v. 1, 2 32

vi. 11-13 17

x. 28-34 133

xxviii. 1, 2 161

xxxii. 15, 17 56

xxxiii. 9 14

xxxv. 2 14

xli. 8 33

lxv. 10 14

Jeremiah.

iv. 7 17

vii. 12 142

ix. 11 17

xii. 5 73

xxvi. 6 142

xxvi. 9 17

xxxiii. 10 17

xxxiv. 22 17

xli. 17 49

xlix. 19 59

l. 44 59

Ezekiel.

xxxix. 18 77

xlvii. 1-12 56

Hosea.

ii. 22 170

iv. 15 74

ix. 15 74

xii. 11 74

xiii. 16 161

Amos.

iv. 4 74

v. 5 74

Jonah.

i. 3 12

Micah.

i. 6 161

v. 2 51

Zechariah.

xi. 2 77

Matthew.

i. 5 80

ii. 5, 6 51

ii. 14 38

iv. 13, 18-22 197

iv. 18-22 205

v. 197

v. 14 205

vi. 28, 29 202

vii. 197

viii. 23-27 197

viii. 28-32 205

ix. 1, 9 197

xi. 20-24 197

xiii. 197

xiii. 3-9 202

xiii. 47, 48 202

xiv. 12 161

xiv. 15-21 197

xiv. 25 197

xv. 32-39 197, 201

xvi. 13-28 219

xvii. 1-13 219

xix. 1, 2 81

xxi. 18, 19 140

xxi. 33 32

xxiii. 35 124

xxv. 32 193

xxvi. 3 92

xxvii. 7 126

xxvii. 25 115

xxvii. 31, 32, 39, 41, 48, 55, 59, 60 105

xxvii. 39, 40, 51 107

xxvii. 56-61 201

xxviii. 1 201

Mark.

i. 16-21 205

i. 21-27 206

iii. 1-5 206

iv. 197

iv. 35-39 205

iv. 37-41 197

v. 1-13 205

vi. 29 161

vi. 48 197

ix. 2-13 219

x. 1 81

xi. 12-14 140

xii. 1 32

xiii. 1, 2 107

xv. 20, 21, 29, 31, 36, 40, 46, 47 105

xv. 29, 30, 38 107

xv. 40 201

xvi. 1-11 201

xvi. 3, 4 127

Luke.

ii. 40, 52 193

ii. 42-50 135

iv. 28, 29 186

iv. 29 190

iv. 31-36 206

vii. 1-5 207

vii. 1-15 185

viii. 2, 3 201

viii. 22-25 205

viii. 23-25 197

viii. 26-33 205

ix. 30, 31 80

ix. 28-36, 51 219

x. 13-15 197

xiii. 6-9 140

xviii. 35-43 81

xix. 1-28 81

xix. 42 87

xx. 9 32

xxii. 39 88

xxiii. 26, 49, 53 105

xxiii. 45 107

xxiv. 2 127

xxiv. 10 201

xxiv. 13-35 21, 26

John.

ii. 1-11 194

iv. 144

iv. 9-23 120

iv. 46-54 194

v. 1-9 115

vi. 19 197

vi. 24-71 197

vii. 37, 38 117

vii. 42 51

xi. 1 197

xi. 25 84

xviii. 3 123

xviii. 28 105, 106

xix. 3 106

xix. 20 104

xix. 25 201

xix. 17, 41, 42 105

xx. 1-18 201

xxi. 197

xxi. 2 193

xxi. 7 202

xxi. 7, 8 205

Acts.

iii. 1-11 108

vi. 16 38

viii. 1-25 161

viii. 40 167

ix. 1-3 213

ix. 30 167

ix. 32-39 18

ix. 36-43 13

x. 1-18 13

x. 1-24 167

xi. 11 167

xii. 19 167

xvi. 167

xviii. 22 167

xxi. 8, 16 167

xxiii. 23, 33 167

xxv. 167

xxvi. 167

Philippians.

iii. 5 132

Hebrews.

iii. 12 77

x. 19, 20 107

xi. 30, 31 80

xiii. 11, 12 104, 107

James.

ii. 23 33

2 Peter.

ii. 8 65

Revelation.

vi. 13 140

vii. 4-8 209

viii. 3 156

xvi. 12-21 178

xxii. 1, 2 56

By the same Author, and uniform with “Those Holy Fields.”

Italian Pictures.

Drawn with Pen and Pencil. Profusely Illustrated. Imperial 8vo. 8s. cloth elegant.

“The more we turn over the pages of this book the more we like it. Italy is the theme of a great deal of fine writing and fine painting, but the plain descriptions and accurate drawings here really tell us more about it than a library of inspired poems, and a gallery of ideal painting.”—Times.

“An extremely beautiful and interesting book.”—Daily News.

“The result of keen observation and considerable reading, it is a very charming volume. It contains, in an unusual degree, the information of a handbook, and the attractiveness of a drawing-room album.”—British Quarterly Review.

“Not less interesting than was either of the corresponding volumes.”—Standard.

Spanish Pictures.

Drawn with Pen and Pencil. With Illustrations by Gustave Doré and other eminent

Artists. Imperial 8vo. 8s. cloth elegant.

“Another book about Spain, and a capital one: more distinctly calculated to catch the attention of persons on the look-out for present-books, and yet at the same time of solid merit.”—Literary Churchman.

“The pen is that of the author of ‘Swiss Pictures’; one of the pencils is Gustave Doré’s, and the others are not unworthy to be associated with his. It therefore follows that the letterpress is pleasant reading, and that many of the sketches are of the highest excellence.”—Times.

“A most exquisite book. It abounds with illustrations (some by Gustave Doré) of the most striking scenes, buildings, and social manners of the Peninsula, and realises in a series of brilliant and attractive pictures the romance, poetry, beauty, and inexpressible charms of the land of ‘Don Quixote.’”—Daily News.

Swiss Pictures.

Drawn with Pen and Pencil. With numerous Illustrations by Whymper and others.

Imperial 8vo. 8s. cloth elegant.

“In this third edition there are so many additions and improvements, that this very beautiful volume is still more attractive and beautiful than before.”—Standard.

“Its numerous wood-engravings are all of great excellence, charming as pictures, and admirable as examples of Art. The book contains an immense amount of information, conveyed by the pen and the pencil; for the author, too, has done his work thoroughly well.”—Art Journal.

“In every way an attractive volume, one of the best works of the kind; the present edition contains upwards of thirty new illustrations, and has been carefully revised. It is an admirable gift-book, and very cheap.”—Record.

“It is enough commendation to say that the pencil is for the most part Mr. Whymper’s, for he is surpassed by no living artist in the vigour and truth with which he expresses mountain forms.... The ‘pen’ is confessedly subordinate to the ‘pencil’; but it plays an admirable second, not wasting its ink on mere reiterated expressions of admiration or laboured descriptions, which never succeed in really describing anything, but selecting choice morsels of historical association, picturesque anecdotes of mountain climbing, and classical passages from the great writers in prose and verse, who have illustrated the Alps by their genius.”—Guardian.

LONDON: PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, STAMFORD STREET AND CHARING CROSS.

Transcriber's Notes

This book uses inconsistent spelling and hyphenation which were not corrected or normalized by the transcriber except where indicated below.

Some corrections were made to the printed text. In particular, punctuation was corrected; the spelling of index entries was corrected to match the spelling in the main text; index page numbers were added where missing. Although no effort was made to check all page number references in the index, when incorrect references were found, they were corrected by the transcriber.

The printed book did not have an anchor in the text for footnote 13; its location was assumed.

Finally, the following spelling corrections were made:

p. 22 Jesusalem -> Jerusalem

p. 120 easternwall -> eastern wall

p. 123 condemmed -> condemned

p. 124 rememberance -> remembrance

p. 133 indentified -> identified