Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 | Gentiles, former pagans, as the Prophet Isaiah had foretold some
 2  1,1 |    based on the prophecy of the Prophet Daniel. In our times, the
 3  1,1 |       earth, as foretold by the Prophet Daniel. According to this
 4  5,7 |         distinguished the false prophet from the [true] prophet [
 5  5,7 |         prophet from the [true] prophet [The Didache (The Teaching
 6  5,8 |     approval, as it says in the Prophet, “I, the Lord, make the
 7  5,8 |       it is shown that when the Prophet Jonah, and later the Prophet
 8  5,8 |    Prophet Jonah, and later the Prophet Nahum, prophesied the destruction
 9  7,14|       was not the Old Testament prophet and king; rather, it was
10  7,15|      the eunuch was reading the Prophet Isaiah, Philip asked him
11  7,17|      the following words of the Prophet Isaiah: “Behold, a virgin
12  7,17|         a sign, about which the prophet speaks, would be the birth
13  9,38|       touch of the bones of the Prophet Elisseus a dead man resurrected (
14  9,38|    inherent in the bones of the Prophet Elisseus, the garments of
15 10,21|    states: “He that receiveth a prophet in the name of a prophet
16 10,21|        prophet in the name of a prophet shall receive a prophet'
17 10,21|         prophet shall receive a prophet's reward; and he that receiveth
18 10,22|        him, saying: For he is a prophet, and shall pray for thee,
19 10,22|       The Lord once said to the prophet Jeremiah: Though Moses and
20 10,22|    Judas: This is Jeremiah, the prophet of God, who prays much for
21 11,4 |     gave directions through the Prophet Moses as to how the temple
22 11,4 |       high priest Aaron and the Prophet Moses. Since the deacons
23 Ep   |        of the twentieth-century prophet, Elder Ignatii of Harbin,