ures, 550.
true, when to be conferred, 223, 322, 323;
to be received through obedience, 533.

India, Wolff's travels in, 360.

Indulgences, a profitable fabrication, 59, 567.
sale of, in Germany, by Tetzel, 127-129;
in Switzerland, by Samson, 178, 179.
Luther's famous theses against, 128, 129.

Infallibility, of Scriptures, 89, 173, 174.
of pope, doctrine of, 50, 57, 237, 564.
_see also_ Gregory VII.

Infidelity, attacked by Luther, 126.
prevalence of, 281, 288, 461, 526, 583, 586.
in France, 270, 274-277, 281, 285, 288, 586, 587.
Wm. Miller converted from, 318, 319.
cause of, 522.
danger from, 463, 600.
_see also_ Atheism; Deism.

Innocent III., 581.

Inquisition, establishment of, 59.
in France, 235.
instruments of, a means of "conversion," 569.

Intemperance, result of, 586, 589.

Intercession of Christ, 482-484, 489.

Interdict, papal, against Prague, 100, 101.

Intolerance, of Pilgrims, 293.

Iona, center of missionary effort, 62.
Sabbath observed on, 62.

Ireland, Christianity in, 62.

Isaiah, an example of true sanctification, 471.

Israelites, long-suffering of God toward, 19, 28.
compared to a goodly vine, 20.
apostasy of, 21.
great sin of, rejection of Christ, 22.
in bondage, lost knowledge of God's law, 453.
advent believers in 1844 compared to, 457-460.
cause of forty years' wandering of, 458.
enticed into sin by association with heathen, 508, 529, 530.
_see also_ Jews.

Italy, missionaries sent to, 62.
persecution in, 97.
Luther's writings in, 139.

Jacob, Sabbath kept by, 453.
experience of, at brook Jabbok (Jacob's trouble), 616-622.

Jeremiah, distress of, over Jerusalem, 21.
denounced as a traitor, 458.
fearlessly opposed wrong, 520.

Jerome, 99-119.
character of, 103.
imprisonment of, in Constance, 110, 111.
sufferings of, 111.
recantation and repentance of, 111-114.
defense of Huss by, 113.
martyrdom of, 115.

Jerusalem, destruction of, 17-38.
sorrow of Christ over, 18-22.
privileges bestowed upon, 19.
symbol of rebellious world, 22.
strategic location of, 26.
prophecies against, 27.
self-righteousness of, 27.
condition of society in, after rejection of Christ, 28.
besieged by Cestius, 30, 31;
by Titus, 31.
sufferings of people in, during siege, 31-33.
not one Christian perished in, 30.
destruction of, foreshadows destruction of world, 36-38.
_see also_ New J