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 1      I, 10    |        this. The soul was before prophecy. From the beginning the
 2     II, 10    |         evil. if you turn to the prophecy of Ezekiel, you will at
 3    III, 3     |          MIRACLES ALONE, WITHOUT PROPHECY, AN INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE
 4    III, 4     |        CHRIST NOT THE SUBJECT OF PROPHECY. THE ABSURD CONSEQUENCES
 5    III, 6     |       been a perpetual course of prophecy? That admits of being understood
 6    III, 6     |          a substantial basis for prophecy, will also have a subject-matter
 7    III, 7     |                             VII. PROPHECY SETS FORTH TWO DIFFERENT
 8    III, 12    |                    XII. ISAIAH'S PROPHECY OF EMMANUEL. CHRIST ENTITLED
 9    III, 13    |          seek the purport of the prophecy, and give back also to the
10    III, 13    |          of your heresy, and the prophecy at once becomes intelligible
11    III, 18    |        it were set forth in bare prophecy; and in proportion too,
12    III, 19    |          according to our former prophecy, He might thenceforth reign
13    III, 19    |         suppose that this is the prophecy of any other's passion than
14    III, 19    |   persons. But since there is no prophecy of even Marcion's Christ,
15    III, 19    |        my Christ that there is a prophecy merely of death. For, from
16    III, 19    |         another (Christ), if the prophecy had had reference to another.
17    III, 20    |          Him to be such a one as prophecy announced He should be,
18    III, 20    |          Him to be the object of prophecy, if you dare. At once there
19    III, 20    |        not have been designed in prophecy for any other than Him through
20    III, 21    |    substitute for the nations in prophecy, are not in the habit of
21    III, 22    |        with this agrees also the prophecy of Malachi: "I have no pleasure
22    III, 23    |      also says, as He finishes a prophecy of their consumption by
23    III, 23    |       account of Him, who had in prophecy assigned their suffering
24    III, 23    |        yet, on whose account the prophecy dooms them to such sufferings,
25    III, 24    |          And the word of the new prophecy which is a part of our belief,
26    III, 24    |          its manifestation. This prophecy, indeed, has been very lately
27     IV, 7     |    illumination according to the prophecy are compatible with Christ,
28     IV, 7     |         He is the subject of the prophecy, which shows that at the
29     IV, 7     |        partially indeed. For the prophecy about place He at once fulfilled.
30     IV, 7     |       uttered about Him a single prophecy by a god who was unknown,
31     IV, 8     |          a Nazarene according to prophecy; whence the Jews also designate
32     IV, 9     |         meaning of the fulfilled prophecy, that it was even He who
33     IV, 10    |       only the fulfilment of the prophecy which promised a particular
34     IV, 10    |         that He is the Christ of prophecy? For if He gives Himself
35     IV, 10    |        which was provided in the prophecy for the Christ of the Creator,
36     IV, 10    |    concerning the designation in prophecy of the Son of man. But the
37     IV, 10    |       Son of man, indeed, in the prophecy of Daniel, who had obtained
38     IV, 18    |        He graciously adduced the prophecy in the superior sense of
39     IV, 19    |         steward, is a subject of prophecy. By Isaiah the Lord called
40     IV, 22    |          in the cause of the new prophecy, that to grace ecstasy.
41     IV, 24    |      conformably to the order of prophecy.~
42     IV, 35    |         He could have signed His prophecy for any but Him whom He
43     IV, 35    |        will vouchsafe to us some prophecy of His own advent; meanwhile
44     IV, 39    |      TREES. PARALLEL PASSAGES OF PROPHECY.~As touching the propriety
45     IV, 39    |         of the sufferings). In a prophecy of wars which were to be
46     IV, 40    |    SAVIOUR WERE PREDETERMINED IN PROPHECY. THE PASSOVER. THE TREACHERY
47     IV, 40    |         garments and clothes the prophecy pointed out his flesh, and
48     IV, 41    |          on the authority of the prophecy of Daniel that He intimated
49     IV, 42    |   PASSION MINUTELY COMPARED WITH PROPHECY. PILATE AND HEROD. BARABBAS
50     IV, 42    |          not been the subject of prophecy. Isaiah says: "I will clothe
51     IV, 43conc|          FATHER, AS INDICATED IN PROPHECY. THE BODY OF CHRIST AFTER
52     IV, 43conc|        should thus be noticed in prophecy, and thenceforth be "blessed;"
53     IV, 43conc|  thenceforth be "blessed;" since prophecy does not omit the (pious)
54     IV, 43conc|          them," according to the prophecy of Isaiah. "Two angels however,
55      V, 4     |         neither any work nor any prophecy, nor accordingly any time,
56      V, 4     |       now that the Psalm had its prophecy accomplished: "Let us break
57      V, 5     |   unmistakeably to the Creator's prophecy respecting Him, when by
58      V, 6     |  MASTER-BUILDER, ASSOCIATED WITH PROPHECY. SUNDRY INJUNCTIONS OF THE
59      V, 8     |        OF THE SPIRIT FORETOLD IN PROPHECY HIS GOD.~"The head of every
60      V, 8     |     given the promise. Here is a prophecy of Isaiah "There shall come
61      V, 8     |         argue from this that the prophecy has reference to that Christ
62      V, 8     |    spirit of might." "To another prophecy, to another discerning of
63      V, 9     | CHARACTER. JEWISH PERVERSIONS OF PROPHECY EXPOSED AND CONFUTED. MESSIANIC
64      V, 12    |       and so is accomplished the prophecy of Isaiah. When also he (