Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXIV  |         was, as the prophets also predicted, from a virgin that there
 2        1, XLIX   |         viz., that His coming was predicted by the Jewish prophets--
 3        1, XLIX   |           the prophets merely who predicted the advent of Christ. But
 4        1, L      |       place, as if the only event predicted were this, that He was to
 5        1, LIV    |          His condemnation. It was predicted, moreover, that some from
 6        1, LVII   | Samaritans that he was the Christ predicted by Moses; and he appears
 7        2, IV     |          Celsus, that "if any one predicted to us that the Son of God
 8        2, VIII   |           them explain why it was predicted to the Jews, that although
 9        2, XI     |     opened against me." And it is predicted in this psalm, both that
10        2, XIII   |        his credit, that he had so predicted regarding it long before?
11        2, XV     |       being offended; and that He predicted to Peter, "Before the cock
12        2, XVI    |    credible that Jesus could have predicted these things?" And with
13        2, XVIII  |          were no longer true, who predicted that the one would betray
14        2, XIX    |         because these things were predicted did they come to pass, for
15        2, XIX    |         come to pass, their being predicted is shown to be a falsehood:
16        2, XIX    |         because these things were predicted, that they have come to
17        2, XIX    |           the fact of their being predicted is shown to be true; for
18        2, XX     |       These events," he says, "he predicted as being a God, and the
19        2, XX     |           imagines that an event, predicted through foreknowledge, comes
20        2, XX     |      comes to pass because it was predicted; but we do not grant this,
21        2, XX     |       have taken place though not predicted, afforded the occasion to
22        2, XX     |      Celsus, that "being a God He predicted these things, and the predictions
23        2, XX     |         follow, from Jesus having predicted the acts of the traitor
24        2, XXVIII |          use of the prophets, who predicted the events of Christ's life,
25        2, XXXVII |       statement that the prophets predicted this very incident may be
26        2, XLII   |     seeing fulfilled all that was predicted by Him before it happened,
27        2, XLIV   |     robber, but a god, because he predicted to his fellow-robbers that
28        2, XLIV   |         that it is not because He predicted that He would suffer such
29        2, XLV    |           words of Jesus, when He predicted to Peter, "When thou shalt
30        2, LVIII  |         as having risen, who both predicted the event Himself, and was
31        2, LXXVIII|         that one prophet only had predicted the advent of Christ. But
32        3, I      |          both believe that it was predicted by the Divine Spirit that
33        3, I      |          point whether the person predicted has actually come or not."
34        3, I      |       himself off for Him who was predicted by the prophets as the One
35        3, II     |       Jewish prophets should have predicted the birth-place of Him who
36        3, IV     |        what sort of person He was predicted to be, and what He was to
37        3, XVI    |        which, among other things, predicted the life that follows the
38        3, XXVIII |          into life was so clearly predicted many years beforehand by
39        3, XXXII  |        prophets, moreover, having predicted such a result in many other
40        3, LXXXI  |       prove that the end which is predicted by any of the others is
41        4, II     |        deny that Christ Jesus was predicted by the prophets. In the
42        4, XLII   |      would come to light, and who predicted, moreover, that this religion
43        4, XCIV   |         because future events are predicted by them, why should we not
44        5, XII    |       from God after him, and who predicted better things than rain,
45        5, XIX    |       shall come to pass what was predicted of old by the prophets,--
46        5, XXXII  |           many generations before predicted: "Ask of Me, and I shall
47        5, LIII   |         investigation all that is predicted and recorded of Him. And,
48        6, VIII   |        true." "Yet although Plato predicted these things, he nevertheless
49        6, X      |    announcement of future events, predicted not by human power, but
50        6, XXXV   |          that Jesus is the Christ predicted by them, and who show from
51        6, XLV    |        Saviour in the Gospels has predicted about his coming, we must
52        6, XLVII  |          that the Jewish prophets predicted generally that there was
53        6, LXXIV  |      unless these things had been predicted of him?" He next proceeds
54        6, LXXXI  |        that all these things were predicted." But as our sixth book
55        7, II     |         why? 'Because it had been predicted long before.'" To this we
56        7, VIII   |    foretold the coming of Christ, predicted a multitude of other events
57        7, XII    |         and such things have been predicted; but they endeavour to remove
58        7, XIV    |          whether a thing has been predicted or not, but whether the
59        7, XIV    |           these things were never predicted, or that those things which
60        7, XIV    |           those things which were predicted of Christ have never been
61        7, XV     |       says: "If these things were predicted of the Most High God, are
62        7, XV     |          simply because they were predicted?" And thus he thinks he
63        7, XVII   |          death. But that which is predicted by the prophets is worthy