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 1  1,1 |         interpretation based on the prophecy of the Prophet Daniel. In
 2  1,1 |           Daniel. According to this prophecy, these four empires were
 3  1,2 |           the New Covenant (see the prophecy of Jeremiah 31:31-35) [Orthodox
 4  4,17|         Peter's admonition that “no prophecy of Scripture is of private
 5  5,4 | resurrecting the dead, and gifts of prophecy, are not exceptional. Moreover,
 6  5,7 |             were given the grace of prophecy, including Fools-for-Christ'
 7  5,7 |       people, elders and eldresses, prophecy the future just as it will
 8  5,7 |          devil's help. [The gift of prophecy] has the great blessing
 9  5,8 |          people and fulfill Nahum's prophecy.~ The same principle is
10  7,14|        Apostle Peter warns that “no prophecy of Scripture is of private
11  7,17|            Lord [cf. Lk 2:26].~ The prophecy made to the elder did come
12  7,17|             manuscript of the above prophecy of Isaiah written before
13  7,17|         notion of the Old Testament prophecy of the Virgin Birth of Christ —
14  9,3 |           These words are from the “prophecy of the past,” as St. John
15  9,28|     completion of the Old Testament prophecy that in the time of the
16  9,28|          gifts of divinely inspired prophecy; in the superhuman strength
17  9,28|            the working of miracles, prophecy, the discerning of spirits,
18 10,23|            Jesus by the fact that a prophecy was supposedly being fulfilled
19 10,23|            In these, the well-known prophecy of Isaiah 7:14, Behold,
20 10,23|           regarded these lines as a prophecy of the birth of God from