QUAILS. Q. SHALMANESER. Of SODOM. liv-Shamgar, the third judge, 330. Sacrifice, place of, 92. Quails, given to the Israelites, Sagan, the, 238. 184. Release of prisoners, 264. -, tribe of, 210. Reuel (see Jethro). Salathiel, 598. Salem, 80. Salmon marries Rahab, 301. built by Omri, 515. son of Jesse, 395, 398. Sharon (see Philistia). -, plain of, 292. Siege Shaveh, 80. Sheaf of harvest, the first, 263. temple on Mount Gerizim, Samson, the fourteenth judge, Samuel, the the queen of, 495. Shebna, scribe under Heze- fifteenth judge, Shechem, city of, 102, 200, 313. 368-375. His connection valley of, 71. Sanhedrim, the, 185, 238, 276. --, race of, 60-63. the Nehelamite, 598. Sardanapalus II., 582. Sargon, king of Assyria, 535, Shimshai, 631. 572, 573, 575. Saron (see Sharon). Satan, 27. son of Kish, 597. Shinar, 61. plain of, 62. Shiphrah, 137. Saul, pedigree of, 422, 423. Shishak, king of Egypt, 498. Reign of, 381--418. Rezin, king of Damascus, at- Seba Biar, 161. Retreat Segub, son of Hiel, 301. tacks Judah, 559. Sennacherib, 568-570, 573,576, Serbal, Mount, 165. Book of, 318,326,659, 660. Serpent, the, 27, 29. S. Brazen, 201, 202. Serpents, fiery, 201, 202. Seth, 36. His descendants, 34- Sinai, 140, 154 157. Wilder- 38. Sabbath, festivals connected Sethi I., 134. Sabbatic Year, 252, 257, 258. Feast of Trumpets, 257. Sacred Sasons, 254. Shallum, son of Jabesh, usurps ness of, 167. Sisera, 331-333. Slave, Hebrew, 258, 276, 277. Solomon, birth of, 452. Re-Tamar, daughter of David, 433,| build a house for Jehovah, Tarshish, 60. 466. Proclaimed king, 467. Tatnai, Persian governor, 632. ZALMUNNA. V. His reign, 475-498. Marries Tekoali," wise woman" of, 453. Vashni (or Joel), 375. His pal- Ten Commandments, 169, 221. W. ace, 489, 490. His other Terah, 68. His genealogy, 68. Wady el-'Amarah, 165. 494. His faults, 495. His 651. death, 498. Books of the Old, 651- Son, the, 17. 500. Canon of the Old, 646. Song of the three Holy Chil- Theocracy of the Jews, 272- dren, 675. Span, the, 698. Stars, first appearance of the, Stations in the Wilderness, 275. Tibni, son of Ginath, a com- petitor for the crown of Is- Tiglath-pileser, king of As- Strangers among the Jews, Timnath-serah, Joshua's in- 277. Succoth, 161. ~, city of, its inhabitants Suez, Gulf of, 162. Sun, first appearance of the,20. Syriac language, 651. Tobit, Book of, 568. Toi, king of Hamath, 440, 493. Syrians, David's defeat of the, Tola, the seventh judge, 354. el-Jeib, 194. et-Tih, 160. Feiran, 165. Wandering in the Wilderness Weeks, Feast of (see Pentecost) "Well of Trembling," the,347. Whitsuntide, 265. Tyre, surrenders to Nebuchad- 633, 634. nezzar, 608. cloud, 175. Cloud lifted "Tyropoeon Valley," the, 472. from it, 182. -, First, 227. history of the, 233. made after the pattern of the Congregation, 173. the, set up at Shiloh, 310. U. Ur of the Chaldees, 69. Tadmor, built by Solomon, 553. Talent, the, 691, 695, 696. X. 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