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 1    III        |            THE WORLD; TO HAVE BEEN PREDICTED BY THE PROPHETS; TO HAVE
 2    III, 1intro|        than He who has always been predicted.~
 3    III, 3     |          god who was himself never predicted? This, therefore, is the
 4    III, 4     |          that his Christ should be predicted, when he refused to permit
 5    III, 5     |            events are figuratively predicted by means of enigmas and
 6    III, 6     |       appeared who had always been predicted; and thus they are obliged
 7    III, 6     |        like their conduct had been predicted against them) human nature
 8    III, 6     |          understand that which was predicted, even Christ; when the chief
 9    III, 18    |         suffering of the cross was predicted of the Christ of the Creator,
10    III, 19    |           show that this death was predicted as His by their own god,
11    III, 19    |         the death of my Christ was predicted, his confusion must be the
12    III, 20    |        CHRIST'S DEATH IN THE WORLD PREDICTED. THE SURE MERCIES OF DAVID.
13    III, 20    |          of the Creator which were predicted and destined to happen after
14    III, 20    |       shows that they were clearly predicted of Christ. And so in Him
15    III, 21    |      either that these things were predicted, although they are plainly
16    III, 21    |           in Him of whom they were predicted. For look at the entire
17    III, 22    |          work of the apostles also predicted: "How beautiful are the
18    III, 22    |        form of the cross, which He predicted would be the sign on our
19    III, 23    |           that end which they were predicted as about to bring on themselves
20    III, 24    |         just as if it had not been predicted by the Creator, and as if
21    III, 24    |         that it has been, in fact, predicted by the Creator, and that
22     IV, 9     |            the Creator, and indeed predicted in the promise of the new
23     IV, 10    |      nothing of this sort had been predicted of Christ, I should find
24     IV, 10    |    compatible with the Creator nor predicted by the Creator. But whether
25     IV, 14    |            either, Himself, He who predicted His own coming to do all
26     IV, 14    |          if he is not yet come who predicted this, the charge to Marcion'
27     IV, 14    |        very cutting off, which was predicted against Him; as when He
28     IV, 14    |              Now, since hatred was predicted against that Son of man
29     IV, 14    |        against whom the hatred was predicted. And even if He had not
30     IV, 16    |        formula, because (as it was predicted in another passage) the
31     IV, 18    |          to have recognised by His predicted works, even as the Lord
32     IV, 20    |             You suppose that He is predicted as a military and armed
33     IV, 21    |          Himself of whom they were predicted. At all events, even if
34     IV, 21    |          even if they had not been predicted, the reason which He alleged
35     IV, 25    |        things which they had never predicted that they had not obtained
36     IV, 25    |           God, which they had even predicted, but which they at the same
37     IV, 29    |          fear that Micah must have predicted it to Marcion's Christ!
38     IV, 29    |          all things which had been predicted concerning them, and teaching
39     IV, 35    |           we believed that God had predicted the humiliation, or even
40     IV, 39    |            salvation. Hear what is predicted in Zechariah: "The Lord
41     IV, 39    |          one's nearest friends are predicted, and calumny out of hatred
42     IV, 39    |           said god, could not have predicted. If, however, He did predict
43     IV, 39    |         dreadful, as they had been predicted by the law and the prophets,
44     IV, 39    |            evermore! And so Isaiah predicted that it should. Let the
45     IV, 42    |          of the people," as Isaiah predicted. And then He fulfilled all
46      V, 4     | furthermore both predetermined and predicted that the revelation of His
47      V, 5     |          the Creator, by whom were predicted the incidents of the cross.
48      V, 8     |            the flesh as the flower predicted, rising from the root of
49      V, 8     |          of God, such as have both predicted things to come, and have
50      V, 9     |            to be expected, who was predicted from the beginning, so his
51      V, 11    |            the Creator, whom Moses predicted, is not yet come? How are
52      V, 11    |          body, then he has clearly predicted the resurrection of the
53      V, 13    |          argument for another god, predicted as it was indeed in Christ,
54      V, 13    |           conclude that Christ was predicted by the law but figuratively,
55      V, 14    |           that he created nothing, predicted nothing in short, possessed
56      V, 17    |         all things agree which are predicted. Now, to what god will most
57      V, 17    |           in mind that it had been predicted concerning the call of the