Part, Question

 1   1, 46 |       i in Ezech.), that Moses prophesied of the past, saying, "In
 2   1, 47 |       i in Ezech.), that Moses prophesied of the past, saying, "In
 3   2, 8  |       those who say: ~"We have prophesied in Thy name [*Vulg.: 'Have
 4   2, 8  |     name [*Vulg.: 'Have we not prophesied in Thy ~name?]," are answered
 5   2, 169|     death the body of Eliseus ~prophesied, and further on (Ecclus.
 6   2, 169|  visited, and after death they prophesied." Now no knowledge ~remains
 7   2, 169|       1~OBJ 2: Further, Isaias prophesied to Ezechias saying (Is.
 8   2, 169|     true: "If a thing has been prophesied, it will be." Now the ~antecedent
 9   2, 169|     proposition: ~"If this was prophesied, it will be," is true in
10   2, 170|    what comparisons the thing ~prophesied is expressed; and so the
11   2, 170|       said, "Lord, have we not prophesied in ~Thy name?" this reply
12   2, 170|    after receiving the Spirit, prophesied." Therefore prophecy cannot
13   2, 171|       knowledge of the things ~prophesied?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[173] A[
14   2, 171|       Priest of that year, he ~prophesied that Jesus should die for
15   2, 172|      The prophets and the law ~prophesied until John"; and afterwards
16   2, 172| maidens, daughters of ~Philip, prophesied." John, too, wrote a prophetic
17   2, 176|        Mt. ~7:22, "Have not we prophesied in Thy name?" says: "Sometimes
18   3, 27 | concerning Christ. Isaias also prophesied of Christ in the most express ~