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 1 4 |     Origen's Homilies on the Prophets and Eusebius' Chronicle;
 2 8 |      in his treatment of the Prophets and of St. Paul. This partnership
 3 15|    as they read those of the Prophets and Apostles; the idea that
 4 34|      would start reading the Prophets. But their uncouth language
 5 41|  should commit to memory the Prophets, the Heptateuch, Kings and
 6 44|  through the ministry of His Prophets, Apostles and Doctors for
 7 52|  these promises of which the Prophets sang are regarded not merely
 8 56|   while to discover what the Prophets and Apostles really meant;
 9 64|    from the Law and from the Prophets, I see only Christ; I so
10 64|       I so see Moses and the Prophets and I understand them of
11 64|      present the Law and the Prophets do not show. Not that I
12 64| detract from the Law and the Prophets; rather do I praise them
13 64|      so read the Law and the Prophets as not to abide in them