.

Iscariot, see Judas Iscariot.

Israel and Judah, kingdoms of, 59.

Jacob's prophecy concerning Shiloh, 54.

Jahveh, see Jehovah.

James and John, sons of Zebedee, called, 198;
members of the Twelve, 219;
minister with Peter in modern days, 219, 768;
their aspiring desire, 503;
mother of, 521.

James, son of Alpheus, one of the Twelve, 224.

Jared, brother of; his interview with the unembodied Christ, 12.

Jaredites, 16.

Jehovah, significance of the name, 36, 41, 411.

Jeremiah, Messianic prophecies by, 47.

Jericho, 521.

Jerusalem, Christ's triumphal entry into, 513;
destruction of, predicted, 569,
accomplished, 586;
the Lord's lamentation over, 560;
daughters of, Christ's lamentation over, 653, 666.

Jesus the Christ, as Man and Christ, 1.

Jesus Christ, preexistence and foreordination of, 6;
the Only Begotten of the Father in the flesh, 8, 13, 81;
the Word, 10;
Word of God's power, 10;
His supremacy over Abraham, 11, 410, 411;
His power over death, 22, 23, 418;
antemortal Godship of, 32;
the Creator, 33;
names and titles of, 35;
predicted, 42;
annunciation of, 79;
the Babe of Bethlehem, 91;
birth of, 91;
birth announced to shepherds, 93;
circumcision and naming of, 95;
presentation in temple, 95;
testimony of Simeon and Anna regarding, 97;
birth made known to Nephites, 100;
time of birth of, 102, 109;
boy-hood of, 111;
in attendance at Passover when twelve years old, 113;
with the doctors in the temple, 114;
of Nazareth, 117;
baptism of, 125;

descent of Holy Ghost, upon, 126;
temptations of, 127;
first clearing of temple by, 154;
an offender to many, 254, 274;
unique status of, 384;
His brethren, interview with, 398;
at the feast of Tabernacles, 399;
rejected in Samaria, 423;
at the home in Bethany, 448;
blesses little children, 475;
the ennobler of woman, 484;
at feast of Dedication, 487;
accused of blasphemy, 489;
in retirement at Ephraim, 498;
predicts His death and resurrection, 363, 372, 381, 502, 518, 586;
called Son of David, 80, 86, 320, 354, 505, 515, 529;
triumphal entry into Jerusalem, 513;
Prince of Peace, 517;
visited by certain Greeks, 518;
His second clearing of temple, 527;
His authority challenged, 530;
close of His public ministry, 544;
His lamentation over Jerusalem, 560;
His final withdrawal from temple, 562;
specific prediction of H