Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXIV  |    defeat his purpose. And the prediction runs thus: "And the Lord
 2        1, XL     |       throw discredit upon the prediction that our Lord was to come
 3        1, XLVI   |        was sent also, that the prediction of the prophet might be
 4        1, LIII   |    that in conformity with the prediction of Isaiah, that in His name
 5        1, LIII   |         the fulfilment of this prediction: "They shall feed in the
 6        2, XIII   |      not be astonished at this prediction: "Ye shall be brought before
 7        2, XIII   |        alone, according to the prediction of their Saviour, "Ye shall
 8        2, XVIII  |   would deny Him, He made that prediction from seeing the weakness
 9        2, XIX    |      asserted by him, that the prediction of these events is proved
10        2, XX     |        as being a God, and the prediction must by all means come to
11        2, XXIX   |       of this point, viz., the prediction that there were to be two
12        2, XXXVII |   would say, What prevents the prediction from having been already
13        2, XXXVII |    accomplished? For this very prediction was uttered many ages before,
14        2, L      |       is therein contained any prediction of sorcery. Any one, moreover,
15        2, LV     |       us grant to you that the prediction was actually uttered. Yet
16        2, LVIII  |         and was the subject of prediction by others. And His resurrection
17        2, LXII   |         amongst which was this prediction of the resurrection --and,
18        2, LXXVIII| present occasion to adduce the prediction from the song in Deuteronomy
19        6, LXXX   |   immediately perish. And this prediction he uttered respecting them,
20        8, XLVI   |     sickness, according to the prediction of Isaiah, but was also