Chapter VI: Appendix: Annotations, 537

Jesus of Nazareth from the Present Jewish Point of View—Letters
from over Thirty Representative Jewish Scholars, 551

Other Testimony to Jesus, 570

The Second Coming of Christ—A Succinct History, by D. S.
Gregory, D.D., LL.D., 574

Reasons for the Belief that Christ may Come Within the Next
Twenty Years, by Arthur T. Pierson, D.D., 582

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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“Tarry thou till I come!” _Frontispiece_

“All in the Temple was confusion,” 20

“The archer dropped dead, with the arrow still on his bow,” 64

“‘Read the Scriptures. I have prayed for you. Read—’” 104

“‘Let your guard come,’ cried I,” 136

“I heard the gnashing of his white fangs above me,” 168

“The lions, made more furious by wounds, sprang upon the
powerful horses,” 208

“I gave the word—fell upon the guard at the gate, and cast it
open!” 240

“‘Now for glory!’ they cried,” 268

“The solitary voyager of the burning trireme,” 318

“I had rescued Constantius!” 356

“The Roman rushed at him with his drawn falchion,” 396

“‘Esther is gone!’ was her answer,” 424

“‘Now, my beloved brothers, beloved in the Lord, go forth,’
said Eleazar,” 452

“Titus rode at the head of his stately company, himself the
most stately of them all,” 488

“Judea must fall,” 508

“I heard the shouts of the conquerors, and the fall of the
pillars of the Temple,” 532

TARRY THOU TILL I COME

The superior numbers appearing throughout the text refer to
“Explanatory Notes” in the first pages of the Appendix.