Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|        who was reading Isaiah the prophet, and did not understand
 2 pref,   0|            who did understand the prophet, came to him, and sat with
 3   2,  12 |            in that passage of the prophet Isaiah, one translator reads: "
 4   2,  12 |        that passage from the same prophet Isaiah: "If ye will not
 5   2,  28 |        the time when Jeremiah the prophet was there, show that it
 6   3,  12 |         when ascribed to God or a prophet, the sign of some great
 7   3,  12 |     course of his prophecy by the prophet Hosea. Because it is a shamefully
 8   3,  21 |         accused of his crime by a prophet, who, when he had come to
 9   3,  21 |       called even by the accusing prophet, a guest. For he did not
10   3,  34 |       Take, for example, what the prophet Ezekiel says: "When the
11   3,  34 |         same peep]e. But when the prophet begins to say, "And I will
12   3,  34 |           to this place where the prophet says, "A new heart also
13   3,  34 |         the heart," is drawn, the prophet intended to point out as
14   3,  34 |     feeling, not in race; but the prophet, in his depth of meaning,
15   4,   7 | principally from the book of that prophet who says that he was a shepherd
16   4,   7 |         rustic, or quondam rustic prophet, was denouncing the godless,
17   4,  14 |          from His Church what the prophet Jeremiah says of the synagogue
18   4,  14 |           Himself has by the same prophet compared His own word spoken
19   4,  14 |          should applaud the false prophet, and that God's people should
20   4,  29 |         the words of Jeremiah the prophet, through whom God denounces