Book, Chapter

 1   1,  39|       in comparison with the future life, the life of no just
 2   2,  15|     the nations which in the future were to believe in the Lord.
 3   2,  23|  many things in the past and future are made known, and turn
 4   2,  29| regular anticipations of the future, not in the way of forebodings
 5   2,  30|      teaches us to infer the future from the past. For no man
 6   2,  30|  with the expectation of the future. Now of these arts a very
 7   3,  10|    in regard to things past, future, and present. It is a narrative
 8   3,  10|      past, a prophecy of the future, and a description of the
 9   4,   4|      what is probable in the future. But once that his hearers
10   4,   7|                 And then the future captivity under an oppressive
11   4,  21|      Noah, foreshadowing the future reality, drank, not water,
12   4,  21|      a prophetic look to the future, thou shouldst dye it the