Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3,3 |          recall the vision of the Prophet Isaiah, who saw the Throne
 2 3,3 |        Shaken by this vision, the Prophet cried: Woe is me! For I
 3 3,4 |             taken partly from the Prophet Isaiah and partly from the
 4 3,4 |          days (Ex. 34:28) and the Prophet Elijah fasted for forty
 5 4,4 |       Exapostilarion). And as the Prophet Isaiah foretold many centuries
 6 4,4 |           so it is written by the prophet: 'And you, O Bethlehem,
 7 4,4 |        the Lord had spoken by the prophet, “Out of Egypt have I called
 8 4,4 |  fulfilled what was spoken by the prophet Jeremiah: “A voice was heard
 9 4,6 |          who was spoken of by the prophet Isaiah when he said, “The
10 4,3 |         is what was spoken by the prophet Joel: “And in the last days
11 4,8 |      stories of the births of the Prophet Samuel and of Samson, both
12 4,8 |         child, will be called the prophet of the Most High; for you
13 4,8 |         John later became a great Prophet and was privileged to baptize
14 4,0 |          did you go out? To see a prophet? Yes, I tell you, and more
15 4,0 |         tell you, and more than a prophet. This is he of whom it is
16 4,0 |           of God. Even so great a prophet as John had not been redeemed.
17 4,0 |           would come from a great prophet.~The Holy Evangelist Mark
18 4,0 |       July 19).~The Holy Glorious Prophet Elijah (July 20)~The Procession
19 6,8 |         Testament times, too. The Prophet Job said: For I know that
20 6,8 |           Job 19:25-27). The holy Prophet Ezekiel also prophesied
21 6,1 |        Miracle-Worker an ordinary prophet, or was He the Christ, the
22 6,2 |         27). David, both king and prophet, cried out, I am a worm,
23 6,2 |        tongue (Ex. 4:10); and the Prophet Isaiah said to himself,
24 6,2 |        were the tears shed by the Prophet Jeremiah over the ruins
25 6,2 | righteousness (Ps. 45:4), and the Prophet Isaiah speaks of God's particularly
26 6,2 |         David (the Psalmist), the Prophet Moses, who is called very
27 6,2 |           Prince of Peace, as the Prophet Isaiah calls Him. Blessed
28 6,4 |          not by hand of man).~The Prophet Daniel saw a mountain, from
29 6,4 |      Bread of Life.~ ~Temple.~The Prophet Ezekiel speaks of the Temple
30 8,4 |        repented before Nathan the Prophet when he had caused the death
31 9,6 |           of the Beheading of the Prophet, Forerunner and Baptist
32 10  |          the birth of Christ, the Prophet Jeremiah predicted that
33 10,1|           during the times of the Prophet Samuel, King Saul and King
34 10,1|      dramatic story of Elijah the Prophet (1 Kings 17-2 Kings 2).~
35 10,1|       here are the stories of the Prophet Elisha, heir to Elijah.
36 10,1|           21:2, 9).~ ~Isaiah.~The Prophet Isaiah proclaimed his message
37 10,1|           Christ.~The book of the Prophet Isaiah has always been held
38 10,1|         the words of Jeremiah the Prophet which he dictated to his
39 10,1|            probably in Egypt. The Prophet is much concerned with rewards
40 10,1|        This book, ascribed to the Prophet Jeremiah, is a small book
41 10,1|         The dominant ideas of the Prophet are sentiments of sorrow,
42 10,1|       Babylon with the Exiles. As Prophet to the Exiles, he assured
43 10,1|   Saturday Matins comes from this Prophet (Ch. 37).~ ~Daniel.~The
44 10,1|            Ch. 37).~ ~Daniel.~The Prophet Daniel lived in Babylon
45 10,1|         righteous Virgin, and the Prophet Daniel, the false god Bel,
46 10,1|           be characterized as the Prophet of Divine Love, since he
47 10,1|        This book was written by a Prophet, Joel, the son of Pethuel,
48 10,1|         of this book.~ ~Amos.~The Prophet Amos preached in the period
49 10,1|           41; Luke 11:29-32). The Prophet calls Israel to repentance
50 10,1|          to Nineveh.~ ~Micah.~The Prophet Micah preached in Judah
51 10,1|           at the same time as the Prophet Isaiah (742-687 B.C.). Like
52 10,1|           742-687 B.C.). Like the Prophet Amos, he spoke out against
53 10,1|           of Christ.~ ~Nahum.~The Prophet Nahum prophesied between
54 10,1|      immorality.~ ~Habakkuk.~This Prophet, who lived at the time of
55 10,1|            a dialogue between the Prophet and God; 2) (Ch. 2:6-20)
56 10,1|  liturgical use.~ ~Zephaniah.~The Prophet Zephaniah's ministry dates
57 10,1|         one accord.~ ~Haggai.~The Prophet Haggai preached in Jerusalem
58 10,1|           the cultic worship. The Prophet saw these steps also as
59 10,1|         of an ass.~ ~Malachi.~The Prophet Malachi (meaning My Messenger)
60 10,1|      central theme dominates this Prophet's thought: faithfulness
61 10,2|         be written by Baruch, the Prophet Jeremiah's secretary, to
62 10,5|                   Matthew 20:6~No Prophet accepted in his own country .................
63 10,6|        The Prayer of Habakkuk the Prophet .............. Habakkuk
64 10,6|          The Prayer of Isaiah the Prophet ...................Isaiah
65 10,6|           The Prayer of Jonah the Prophet ....................Jonah
66 11,1| expression in the writings of the Prophet Ezekiel, who describes his