The state of the dead and the destiny of the wicked

• 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
• Christ 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
• Expressions 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

• Matter 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,
  • object 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
• Thief 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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