GLOSSARY.

HOLY CITY, THE, E. S. g, Jeru­salem. Cp. Rev. 11. 2.

HOLY HILL( Jehovah's), Ps. 3. 4, Zion.

HOLY PLACE, THE, 5 L. e, the inner sanctuary of the Taber­nacle, the Holy of Holies( Heb.), the most holy place( A.V.), Ex.

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HOMILY, XXIX. 35, a discourse com­posed and published by authority; Eccles. Lat. homilia; Gk. ouidía, a homily, instruction, intercourse ( 1 Cor. 15. 33).

HONEST, 3 a. Epi. e; 3. a. E. e, seemly, honourable; so R.V.; Lat. honestus, honourable. In this sense frequently in Shakspere. HONOURABLE( Te Deum), worthy of honour( cp. Rev. 7. 12). Lat. honorabilis. In the American Prayer Book the word is changed to' adorable.'

HORN, Ps. 18. 1,' Jehovah the horn of salvation,' the weapon of attack, the means of deliverance and vic­tory. See also St. J. Bap. g.

HORNS( OF THE ALTAR), Ps. 118. 27, the projecting corners on the summit of the altar.

HOSANNA, 1 A. g, a Hebrew ex­pression of praise or gratulation, originally a form of supplication, occurring in Ps. 118. 25, and mean­ing' Save, I beseech thee.' Lat. Hosanna( Vulg.)= boavvá( Matt. 21. 9).

Osanna to the sone of David. Wyclif.

HYMN, IX. r( Te Deum); 5 a. Epi. e; 20 Tr. e, a metrical com­position in praise of God, forming part of the religious worship of Christians; Lat. hymnus( Vulg.) Ξύμνος.

HYSSOP, Ps. 51. 7; Wed. b. E. e, a bunch of the caper plant used for sprinkling, and especially in the purification service of the Taber­nacle and Temple; Lat. hyssopus ( Vulg.)= voowTos; Heb.' ezobh. See Aids( art. PLANTS).

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IGNORANCES, XII., acts or sins of ignorance. Lat. ignorantia( Vulg., Ps. 24( 25). 7).

ILLUMINATE, XII., to enlighten; Lat. illuminare( Vulg.).

IMMACULATE, XXI., spotless; Lat. immaculatus( Vulg.).

IMMANUEL, Ann. V. M. e, God with us; a Heb. phrase. See

EMMANUEL.

IMMORTAL, xvI., deathless; Lat, immortalis( Vulg.).

IMPOSITION, xxvII., a laying on; Lat. impositio( Vulg.).

IMPOTENT, XXVII.,' impotent peo­ple of the parish,' weak, powerless; Lat. impotens( Vulg.).

INCARNATE, xv.( Nicene Creed), clothed with flesh; Late Lat. in­carnatus.

INCARNATION, XI.; XII., the be­ing clothed with flesh; Late Lat. incarnatio.

INCENSE, Ps. 141. 2, odour of spices burnt; Lat. incensum( Vulg.), lit. what is burnt.

INCOMPREHENSIBLE, XI., im­measurable, boundless, infinite; in the original Latin the word is immensus;' Lat. incompre­hensibilis, that cannot be seized, grasped.

INCORPORATE, XVI., to make a person a member of a body social, or society. xv., members incor­porate. Lat. incorporatus, pp. of incorporare.

INDIFFERENTLY, xv., impartially, without respect of persons; cp, Lat. indifferenter, without dis­tinction.

I did nothing else but monish all judges indifferently to do right. Latimer( W.B.W.).

INDITE, Ps. 45. 1, to write, com­pose; O.Fr. enditer; Late Lat. indictare.

INFALLIBLE, As. D. e, that cannot deceive; Late Lat. infallibilis. By manie infallible tokens.

Geneva, Acts 1. 3.

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