Book, Chapter

 1        1, II     |      Spirit," on account of the prophecies, which are sufficient to
 2        1, XXVI   |      their not having heard the prophecies about Him, he would show
 3        1, XXXV   |      which are contained in the prophecies? Is it with any foresight
 4        1, XXXVII |       concerning Him,--but also prophecies respecting particular events;
 5        1, XLIX   |       was unacquainted with the prophecies relating to Christ. For
 6        1, L      |   others, who existed after the prophecies were published, to whom
 7        1, L      |         malevolently, that "the prophecies referred to the events of
 8        1, LII    |      the clear testimony of the prophecies, and miracles which Jesus
 9        1, LII    |        would assert that if the prophecies current among the Jews l
10        1, LV     |        wise men, I quoted these prophecies; to which my Jewish opponent
11        1, LVI    |    believers in Jesus, that the prophecies speak of two advents of
12        1, LVI    |         greatness. To quote the prophecies at length would be tedious;
13        1, LX     |      possessing as they did the prophecies of Balaam, which Moses also
14        2, IX     |      but because we believe the prophecies circulated among the Jews,
15        2, XIII   |    believe that he utters these prophecies as one who has received
16        2, XXVIII |        says, and to expound the prophecies themselves, and after admitting
17        2, XXVIII |       when he asserts that the "prophecies agree with ten thousand
18        2, XXVIII |         will not admit that the prophecies may be applied to countless
19        2, XLVIII |        what is contained in the prophecies: "Then the eyes of the blind
20        2, LXXVI  |       instances recorded in the prophecies, but also among the Greeks,
21        2, LXXVII |         He now who spoke in the prophecies, and who wrought miracles,
22        2, LXXVIII|        Christ who speaks in the prophecies says, "A people whom I did
23        3, III    |        miraculous histories and prophecies, that the events in question
24        3, IV     |         to ascertain from those prophecies which they believe in common,
25        3, IV     |       the Christ, quoting a few prophecies out of a larger number.
26        3, XVII   |      splendid gateways? Are our prophecies, and the God of all things,
27        3, XXXIII |        of the saved, and by the prophecies uttered concerning Him,
28        3, XLV    |   Hosea--says at the end of his prophecies: "Who is wise, and he will
29        3, LXXIV  |        passages in the law, and prophecies, and Gospels, which are
30        4, I      |      has already made, that the prophecies regarding Christ are true
31        4, II     |     ought to have set forth the prophecies themselves which we Christians
32        4, II     |  believing, on account of these prophecies, that Jesus is the Christ;
33        4, II     |      being unable to answer the prophecies relating to Christ, or else
34        4, II     |     knowing at all what are the prophecies relating to Him, he brings
35        4, XXVII  |       the word contained in the prophecies, might say this also: "All
36        5, III    |        regarding Jesus, and the prophecies uttered concerning Him,
37        5, X      |     Daniel, also, the following prophecies are found relating to those
38        5, XII    |     them, but the Father of the prophecies which are in them, and the
39        6, V      |        this light, says, in the prophecies of Isaiah: "Enlighten thyself,
40        6, XXIII  |         at the end of Ezekiel's prophecies, the visions beheld by the
41        7, II     |     rely for our defence on the prophecies which were delivered concerning
42        7, VII    |        the life of Moses, whose prophecies are contained in the law;
43        7, VIII   | Christians, or to persons whose prophecies are of the same character
44        7, IX     |  account of the manner in which prophecies are delivered in Phoenicia
45        7, IX     |      there arc several kinds of prophecies, but he does not specify
46        7, X      |    given the exact terms of the prophecies, whether those in which
47        7, X      |    foretold the future. For the prophecies were recorded and preserved
48        7, XI     |       divine inspiration of the prophecies; but we have according to
49        7, XI     | ancients, and have recorded the prophecies in writing. And it seems
50        7, XIV    |      Jesus on the ground of the prophecies which were delivered in
51        7, XIV    |      been made plain what those prophecies are which we apply to Jesus,
52        7, XV     |      for us to believe in those prophecies declaring that He would
53        7, XV     |       of things impossible, the prophecies are not true, and therefore
54        7, XVI    |           XVI.~But besides, the prophecies which he introduces into
55        7, XVI    |        of Jesus Christ. For the prophecies do not foretell that God
56        7, XXX    |         as an allegory. And the prophecies from which, as we conjecture,
57        8, IX     |        the Father." For all the prophecies which preceded His birth
58        8, XLVIII |         And those who study the prophecies with care, and are not content
59        8, LXXII  |       are said obscurely in the prophecies on the total destruction