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 1        1, XXVIII|      worthily harmonize with the predictions that Jesus is the Son of
 2        1, XXXVI |          prophets having uttered predictions even about events of no
 3        1, XXXVII|       uttered not merely general predictions about the future,--as, e.g.,
 4        1, XLIX  |     there were contained in them predictions regarding Christ, yet certainly
 5        1, L     |         published, to whom these predictions are applicable?" And desiring,
 6        1, L     |        the prophets have uttered predictions! in all kinds of ways regarding
 7        1, LIII  |       this life, to have uttered predictions regarding each of his sons,
 8        1, LV    |     opponent replied, that these predictions bore reference to the whole
 9        1, LV    |   discussion to prove that these predictions regarding one particular
10        1, LVII  |   falsehood, alleging that those predictions which were spoken of him
11        1, LX    |          was celebrated for such predictions, and finding among them
12        1, LXII  |            For, according to the predictions in the prophets, foretelling
13        2, XIII  |           by means of many other predictions uttered by the Saviour,
14        2, XIII  |         these words, and see His predictions not yet accomplished. Perhaps
15        2, XIII  |          will say, that if these predictions be fulfilled, and the doctrine
16        2, XIV   |       result corresponded to His predictions. So that he also, by these
17        2, XX    |          from the Scriptures the predictions regarding Judas, or the
18        2, XX    |  predicted these things, and the predictions must by all means come to
19        2, XLII  |       would have Him confirm His predictions; unless, indeed, as seems
20        2, LXII  |         it followed from all the predictions which were uttered regarding
21        3, I     |        who came according to the predictions of the prophets. But the
22        3, II    |      others as utterers of false predictions, without any conviction
23        3, II    |        they received oracles and predictions from those whom they accounted
24        3, XV    |          prophecy, both from the predictions regarding Him--of which
25        3, XXVIII|          was the object of their predictions, whose entrance into life
26        3, XXXII |        place), in order that the predictions regarding Jesus, and the
27        3, XXXVI |         perform, and the seeming predictions which they utter. Far different
28        4, I     |        regarding Christ are true predictions. For, arraying himself at
29        4, XXI   |       prophets, in uttering many predictions regarding future events,
30        4, LII   | Scriptures, and proving that the predictions regarding Christ fitly apply
31        5, XII   |       they are in uttering these predictions, and show reverence to Him
32        5, XXXIII|        the mountains," i.e., the predictions of all the prophets, which
33        7, X     |     admonitions, but also by the predictions, which, being shown by events
34        7, XII   |     shameful, or impure in these predictions, everything is worthy of
35        7, XIV   |       prophets never would utter predictions so wicked and impious. We
36        7, XIV   |       the prophets uttered these predictions or not." But if he wished
37        8, XLVIII|         a cursory perusal of the predictions contained in them, will