Aberration, spheric and chromatic, 247.
Abraham, date of his entering Canaan, 397.
Affinities, chemical, point to God, 72.
Agassiz, opposed to Darwinism, 257.

on Darwin's denial of design, 220.
protest against transmutation, 257.
Ages, the stone, and bronze, and iron, 431.
no definite or definable periods, 433.
Animonites, description of, 193.

Animals, some unchanged through all periods,

208.

Antecedents and consequents, often unsearch-
able, 113.

Antediluvians, their wickedness, 499.
Ararat, its situation and altitude, 538.
Archæology, 429.

Ark, Noah's, its dimensions, 513.

animals to be saved in, their number, 514.
where it rested, 535.

Argyll, Duke of, on Devonian Fishes, 184.
on the variable results of fixed laws, 83.

Ascidians, our remote ancestors, 161.
Atmosphere, its composition, 96.
Azone, its relation to disease, 97.

Baltic Sea, its geological changes, 443.

Banneker, Richard, a negro mathematician, 365.
Baptism, of John, where administered, 638.
Battery, of the torpedo. 229.

Bethany, its situation and memories, 654.
Bethlehem, place of Christ's nativit,, 634.
Bow, in the cloud, 544.
Brixham, cave of, 463.
Buckland, Dr., on the trilobite eye, 207.

Canaan, populons on Abram's arrival, 399.
Capernaum, its remains, 648.

Carpenter, Dr., his rebuke to materialists, note,

Chriestlieb, Prof., on the Chronology of the
Bible, 493.

Christ, his sublime enunciations, 33.

in advance of all his contemporaries, 52.
his teaching requires no emendation, 53.
his statements in harmony with all
science, 55.

Christianity has nothing to fear, 239.
Chronology of the Scriptures, 389.
from Adam to Abraham, 392.

of the Orientals, 394.

and Bible history, 395.

Bible, covers all established facts, 492.
Climate, affected by forests, 581.

Cloud, in the West, an indication of rain, 674.
Coal measures, their wonders, 191.
Colors, how produced, 242.
Composition, of bodies, fixed, 70.
Correlation of forces, 74.

Conscience, Darwin's account of, 294.
Cranium, capacity of, 277.

Creation, the, not a self-acting machine, 64.
Creator, ignored by Darwin and others, 316.

agency of, distasteful to materialists, 319.

Cro-Magnon, human relics of, 307.

Cromer, coast of, its instructive strata, 509.
Crust, of the earth, section of, 187.

Dana, Prof., on species, 181.

Darwin's theory, irreconcilable with Scripture,
264.

productive of social evils, 265.

Dawson, Principal, on evolution, 249.

Dead Sea, its depression below the ocean, 609.
depth at different points, 610.

gravity of waters, 616.

shores and surroundings, 611.
situation, 609.

Deluge of Noah, and natural history, 497.

animals saved from, 514.

extent of, 512.

geological confirmations of, 509.
how produced, 528.

moral aspect of, 504.

not universal as to the globe, 515.

Deluge of Noah, opinions of authorities, 525.
physical agencies concerned in, 506.
procuring cause, 499.

record of, found at Nineveh, 537.

traces of, obliterated, 508.

traditions of, world-wide, 502.

Democritus, his theory, 164.

Design, denied by Darwin, 218.

Devonian system, and its fossils, 196.

Dwight, President, on answer to prayer, 119.

Earth, a dependent of the sun, 40.

related to the planets, 41.

Egyptian paintings, 340.

arts, their origin and progress, 407.
monarchy, its antiquity, 404.

Engedi, its location and character, 612.
Esdraelon, plain of, 599.

Ether, luminiferous, 47.
Ethnology, definition of, 325.
Evolution, theory of, 157.

contrary to the decisions of reason, 217.
Darwin's phase of it, 160.
irreconcilable with Scripture, 165.
inconsistent with plan, 213.

on the wane, 256.

worked out by three gods, 250.

would produce monsters, 214.

Evolutionists, how account for their errors, 251.
their conflicting views, 253.

Exodus of the Hebrews from Egypt, 549.
Extinction, animal, in historic time, 490.
Eye, its mechanism, 238.

in the art of taking pictures, 243.
of the ichthyosaurus, 192.

of the trilobite, 205.

Fig-tree by the wayside, 673.

Figuire on the ichthyosaurian eye, 192.
Fishes, how they acquired fins, 224.

electric, 229.

sudden appearance of many species of, 183.

Forces, mutually convertible, 75.

all the will-force of God, 76.

Forests, their influence on soil and climate, 584.

Galilee, a pleasant district, 599.

Sea of, 604.

Gases, their combinations, 69.
Gennesaret, where situated, 649.
Gethsemane, Garden of, 659.
God, as revealed by Christ, 53.
hidings of his power, 87.

works all in all, 59.

Gods, of the ancient heathen, 29.

Gorilla, his habits and organization, 270-2

contrasted with man, 286.

Goshen, Hebrews in, 549,

stay of Hebrews in, 558.

Gospels, subjected to severe tests and criticisms,

630.

not myths nor legends, 631.

agreement with existing localities, 631
images and figures of, 662.

Gould, on humming-birds, 175.
Gravitation, all-pervading, 45.
Great Eastern, its dimensions, 513.

Hair, its color and texture, 355.
Hebrews, their multiplication, 549.
Hermou, Mount, its elevation and aspect, 600.
Hor, Mount, its height, 601.
Horns of Hattin, 663.

Hottentots, negotiating for the Gospel, 363.
Huleh, Lake, its situation and size, 604.
Humming-birds, number of species of, 175.
Hungary, origin of its nobility, 346.
Huxley, on persistent animals, 208.
on the glottis, 235.

his doubtful stand, 254.

Laws of Nature, true import of, 62.

denote 1st, order of facts, 66.
denote 2d, properties of matter, 67.
denote 3d, action of substances, 68.
God's control of, inscrutable, 113.
immutable, in what sense, 83.

their bearing on answer to prayer, 103.
their relation to Providence, 79.

same everywhere, 35.

variable results of, 84.

Lebanon, Mount, its elevation and grandeur, 593.

Leontes (Litany), cleft of, 591.

Light, its velocity, 48.

Lot's Wife, pillar of, 614.

Lucretius, his fortuitous notions, 249.

Lyell, his confession of scientific ignorance, 101.

on contents of cav. 8, 473.

on frozen mammoths, 483.

on the growth of peat-beds, 438.

on migration of savages, 414.

Mivart, St. George, finds increasing objections to
Darwinism, 256.

finds no trace of morality in brutes, 297.

Monsters, of evolution, 215.

not to be found in nature, 214.
Moore, Dr., on religion and disease, 135.
Müller, Max, on the roots of language, 289.

on the incapacity of brutes for language,
291.

Nature, all-related, 37.

its parts and provinces in sympathy, 52.
Nazareth, description of, 635.

Negroes, antiquity of, 340.

change in foreign countries, 344.

grow lighter in other climates, 352.
mental abilities of, 364.

New Orleans, its relation to the river, 453.
discoveries made at, 454.

Nile, Valley of, discoveries made in, 457.

Magdala, City of, 650.

Magnetism, of the sun, 50.

Mammary Glands, how evolved, 226.

Mammoth, carcasses, frozen and preserved, 483.
the hairy, 481.

recency of its existence, 488.

Machinery, human, worked by God's powers, 88.
Man, a distinct creation, 320.

descent given from the monkey, 263.
differs from gorilla in aspect and habits,

270.

differs from gorilla in bodily structure, 273.
differs from gorilla in intellect, 283.
differs from gorilla in language, 288.
differs from gorilla in moral sense, 294.
difference altogether practically infinite,
298.

origin according to the Bible, 261.

origin according to Darwin, 263.

pedi ree given by Darwin to, 162.

points of resemblance in, to the monkey,
309.

Mars, the planet, map of, 42.

Materialists, their sentiments, 61.

Menes, his kingdom and population, 407.

Miller, Hugh, on the atheism of evolution, 166.

on Devonian fishes, 196.

on higher orders appearing before lower,
198.

Mines, ancient, in the wilderness of Sinal, 577.
Ministry of Christ, its principal scene, 645.
Miracles. used sparingly, 520.
Mississippi River, its shifting channel, 452.

Valley of, discoveries in, 450.

Mivart, St. George, on fossil fishes, 180.

on the early appearance of high organ-
isms, 201.

Olives, Mount of, 655.

Ordnance survey, their testimony, 586.

Organisms, without design, 248.

Ostiaks, the ancestors of Hungarians, 346.

Owen, Prof., his description of torpedo battery,

229.

on the difference in fossil species, 181.

Palestine, Eastern, description of, 000.

Western, description of, 592.
Western, elevations in, 596.

Western, ruins of, 597.

Western, sterility and fertility of, 598.

Parable of the draw net, 670.

good Samaritan, 671.

mustard seed, 668.

Sower, 666.

tares among the wheat, 667.
unfruitful fig-tree, 673.
wicked husbandmen, 670.
Peat-beds, their growth and relics, 437.
Pedigree, given to man by Darwin, 162.
Philosophers, ancient, their views, 28.

modern, what they know not, 99.
their humbling confessions, 100.
Pitcairn Island, its population, 402.
Plan, everywhere manifest, 216.
Planetary system, one in origin, 41.
Population of the world, early, 401.
Prayer, Christ's teaching on, 104.

for material benefits authorized, 111.
for the sick, 125.

for protection and support, 105.
of the Pilgrim Fathers, 117.

of New England against invasion, 118.

of Scotch Covenanters, 119.

of England against the Armada, 120.
of England against Revolution, 122.

Prayer, physical benefits from, proved, 133.

the voice of nature, 131.

Tyndall's view of, 105.

Tyndall's experiment on, 127.

Tyndall's experiment on, its absurdity, 129.
how answered without a miracle, 111.

Probabilities, calculation of, 236.

Procession of Christ over Olivet, 656.

Providence, an essential doctrine of Scripture, 79.

denied by materialists, 79.

geological proofs of, 90.

world without 24, 94.

Pyramid, the great, 411.

Quadrupeds, extinct, 480.

Quatrefages, on mau's descent from the monkey,

279.

Races of man, the five principal, 326.

development, early, 416.

dividing lines cannot be drawn, 359.

differ in form of skull, 334.
differ in color of skin, 348.

differ in quality of hair, 355.
fertile one with another, 361.
same in faculties, 362.

same in vital functions, CC0.

similar in arts, habits, etc., 380.
similarity in languages, 373.

Scripture account of their origin, 329.
supposed distinct origins, 328.

Renan, remarkable testimony of, to the Gospels,

677.

Roots of language, 289.

Scripture, a book for every region, 622.
Sea of Galilee, its basin, 644.
Sedgewick, Prof., his testim »ny, 212.
Serbal, Mount, (72.

Series, from the monkey to man, 301.
Sermon on the Mount, G63.

Shell-mounds, 441.

Siderial system, 44.

Silurian system, 199.

Sinai, Mount, 570.

Wilderness of, 563.

boundaries and area, 566.
description of, 566.

fertile and watered spots, 580.
mines of, ancient, 577.

Sinai, Wilderness of, tablets on rocks of, 576.
timber in ancient times, 583.
torrents in, 574.

Skull, forms of, 334.

Skulls, the Engis and Neanderthal, 305.
Speech, organs of, 234.

Species, origin of, 170.

bar to transmutation of, 173.
higher before lower, 202.
graduating lines not found, 177.
past as perfect as the present, 185.
persistent, 208.

sudden appearance of, 182.

transmutation of unknown, 171.

Sphinx, thick lipped, 419.

Statistics, of the Hebrews, 547.

Stone knives and implements, 435.
Struggle for existence, 159.

Sucking, how the art was acquired, 226.
Sychar, description of, 640.

Tea, its principle, 95.

Temptation, the, of Christ, 639.
Tiberias, City of, its ruins, 650.

Tidal wave, its phenomena, 530.

Topography of Palestine, 629.
Torpedo, its battery, 229.
Traditions, note, 385.

Trilobite, how widely spread, 203.

Tristram, H. B., his confirmation of Scripture,

676.

Tyndall, his views of prayer, 105.

requires a sigu, 109.

Types, animals, persistent, 208.

Um Shomer, Mount, 569.

Universal terms, of limited meaning, 522.
Universe, a, governed by philosophers, 98.
Usdum, Jebel, G13.

Vines of Escol and Urtas, 598.
Vineyards of Palestine, 671.

Wheatly, Phillis, the negro poetess, 368.
Wind, South, forerunner of heat, 674.
World's, the, early population, 403.

Xiphodons, herds of, 188.

Zodiac of Dendars, 410.