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 1   IV, 5 |     their commencement from the prophet Moses, who lived about seven
 2   IV, 11|        sacred writings. For the prophet Jeremiah says: "I~sent to
 3   IV, 11|        should destroy you." The prophet Ezra also, who was in the
 4   IV, 11|      might turn unto Thee."~The prophet Elias also, in the third
 5   IV, 11|        He would do this, as the prophet Malachi shows, saying: "
 6   IV, 12|       great pity." Likewise the prophet Isaiah, whose words are
 7   IV, 12|   nations. But by this name the prophet declared that God incarnate
 8   IV, 12|       in another place the same prophet also thus proclaimed: "Behold,
 9   IV, 12|  believe in the second? But the prophet comprises both His advents
10   IV, 12|       aloft on a cloud. For the prophet said in addition: And came
11   IV, 12|     footstool." Whom could this prophet, being himself a king, call
12   IV, 13|  confusion." In like manner the prophet Jeremiah thus speaks: "This
13   IV, 13|       second book of Kings, the prophet Nathan was sent to David,
14   IV, 14|       of those things which the prophet related was suited. For
15   IV, 14|         the angels; nor did the prophet speak of the past so much
16   IV, 14|        God declared through the prophet, teaching us that when He
17   IV, 15| maturity He was baptized by the prophet John in the river Jordan,
18   IV, 17|       to pass that a very great prophet would be sent by God, who
19   IV, 17|          I will raise them up a Prophet from among their brethren,
20   IV, 17|         those things which that Prophet shall speak in my name,
21   IV, 17|         the true Jesus. For the prophet does not say, "And the Lord
22   IV, 18|          It is evident that the prophet did not speak these things
23   IV, 19|        hour. Of which event the prophet Amos testifies: "And it
24   IV, 20|        and disinherited. As the prophet Jeremiah testifies when
25   IV, 29|        as we have said that the prophet Hosea showed, who said, "
26   VI, 8 |         a philosopher, but of a prophet. And because he was unable
27  VII, 14|        a thousand years, as the prophet shows, who says "In Thy
28  VII, 17|              XVII. OF THE FALSE PROPHET, AND THE HARDSHIPS OF THE
29  VII, 17|       times draws nigh, a great prophet shall be sent from God to
30  VII, 17|         shall fight against the prophet of God, and shall overcome,
31  VII, 17|  himself, but he will also be a prophet of lies; and he will constitute
32  VII, 19|         OVERCOMING OF THE FALSE PROPHET.~The world therefore being