SEX-WORSHIP, 445–457;
gods and goddesses connected with, 445.

SHARP, Samuel, Trinity in Unity, 533.

SHELLEY, on accountability for belief, 369, 370;
on Christ, 5;
on Prometheus, 546.

SHEPHERDS, the, 109, 110.

“SILOAM,” meaning of, 173.

SIMEON, prediction of, 117.

SIMON, the Cyrenian, 246, 247.

SLAVERY SANCTIONED, 388, 389.

SMITH’S BIBLE DICTIONARY, attempt of to reconcile genealogies, 89, 90;
on lineage of Mary, 92;
on parentage of James the Less and Joses, 138;
concerning Christ’s promise to penitent thief, 258, 259;
on antiquity of Babylonian legend, 527.

SMITH, Prof. Goldwin, on flight of Jesus, 7.

SMITH, Prof. Robertson, on Synoptics, 55.

SMITH’S DICTIONARY OF ANTIQUITIES, ancient mysteries analogous to Christian sacraments, 557, 558.

SOLAR-WORSHIP, 457–464;
prevailed among Israelites, 459–461.

SOMERSET, Duke of, on heavenly voices, 202.

SOSIOSH, 523.

SOURY, Dr. Jules, on Renan’s “Life of Jesus,” 8, 9;
on date of First Peter, 58, 59;
he pronounces Jesus a victim of insanity, 399–403;
on Mary Magdalene, 417, 418;
on Jewish worship of Aschera, 449;
on sacred prostitution, 451, 452;
on the sun as the father of life, 458;
on Biblical and Babylonian legends, 526, 527;
on deluge legend, 526, 527;
on the fallaciousness of religious beliefs, 579.

SOUTH, Dr., on Revelation, 60.

STAVES, command respecting, 163.

STRANGE, Judge, on origin of Christ and Christianity, 571, 572.

STRAUSS, his Life of Jesus, 8;
Mark latest of Synoptics affirmed by, 55;
on Messianic requirements, 91;
on Annunciation, 102;
raising of Lazarus, 187;
different versions of the anointment, 201;
on trial of Jesus before Herod, 237;
on rending of veil of the temple, 266, 267;
on bribing the soldiers, 325, 326;
on conflicting statements of Evangelists regarding appearances of Jesus, 302, 303;
astrology associated with birth of Messiah, 469;
angels of Persian origin, 517.

SUETONIUS, 46.

SUN-WORSHIP, doctrine of the resurrection derived from, 463.

SUN GODS, list of, 459.

“SUPERNATURAL RELIGION,” on miraculous evidence, 351;
no trace of Gospels for a century and a half after the death of Jesus, 56, 57;
declares Paul’s vision a hallucination, 62;
on Last Supper, 203;
on discrepancy regarding length of ministry, 209, 210;
on Jesus’ examination before Annas, 223, 224;
on failure of soldiers to break legs of Jesus, 270;
on resurrection, 319, 320, 337, 338;
on demoniacal possession, 405.

SYCHAR, no city of this name, 159.

SYMBOLISM, Christian, Inman on, 447.