Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,4|              and saw the book of the Prophet Isaiah in his hands, he ~
  2   1,1,5|          Similarly with ~Samuel, the prophet and judge that lived at
  3   1,1,5|             books:~Five books of the Prophet Moses or Torah (encompassing
  4   1,2,1|     implement.), were written by the Prophet Moses during ~the forty
  5   1,2,2|        principles of force? The holy Prophet Isaiah speaks of the temporary
  6   1,2,2|           and Savior at Calvary. The prophet Isaia wrote about this with
  7   1,2,3|             Messiah, as the greatest Prophet (Deut. 18:15-19). ~ Jesus
  8   1,2,3|             penalty]. ~He Shall be a prophet~Deuteronomy 18:18-19 [God
  9   1,2,3|              I will ~raise them up a Prophet from among their breth-~
 10   1,2,3|             unto My words which that Prophet ~shall speak in My name,
 11   1,2,3|        coming Messiah their greatest prophet and lawgiver. ~ Ralbag (
 12   1,2,3|      comments on ~the above text: .A prophet from the midst of thee.
 13   1,2,3|          fact the ~Messiah is such a Prophet... . ~ ~Matthew 21:11 And
 14   1,2,3|             said, This is ~Jesus the prophet of Nazareth of Galilee. ~
 15   1,2,3|            God, saying, That a great prophet ~is risen up among us; and,
 16   1,2,3|              of a truth this is the ~Prophet. ~Acts 3:20-23 [Deacon Stephen
 17   1,2,3|             said unto the fathers, A prophet  shall the ~Lord your God
 18   1,2,3|            which will not ~hear that prophet, shall be destroyed from ~
 19   1,2,4|                                  The Prophet Moses.~Moses is the most
 20   1,2,4|           And there has not arisen a prophet since in Israel like Moses,~
 21   1,2,4|             the Book of Genesis, the Prophet Moses reveals to us the
 22   1,3,2|              was God who called each prophet to ~the ministry individually.
 23   1,3,2|            end of the world. Often a prophet would gather quite a ~few
 24   1,3,2|     prominent during the time of the prophet Samuel who gave them a ~
 25   1,3,2|        continuing the cause of their prophet and teacher. ~ Out of prophetic
 26   1,3,2|      martyrdom. From the time of the prophet Samuel, prophets were always ~
 27   1,3,2|        developed a concept of a true prophet as opposed to false ~prophets:
 28   1,3,2|              false ~prophets: a true prophet was distinguished by seeking
 29   1,3,5|           people. After Samson, ~the prophet Samuel judged the people.
 30   1,3,5|           Tradition has it ~that the prophet Samuel wrote the first part
 31   1,3,5|          Lord told David, through a ~prophet, that the temple would be
 32   1,3,5|           given to David through the prophet Nathan (see 7:12-16. Cf.
 33   1,3,5|            messengers from God . the prophet Elijah and his disciple,
 34   1,3,5|             in a ~special way. ~ The prophet Elijah (900 years B.C).
 35   1,3,5|        three-year-long ~drought. The prophet himself was first hiding
 36   1,3,5|              creek had dried up, the prophet lived in the house of a
 37   1,3,5|             widow ~in Zarephath. The prophet prayed, and a small amount
 38   1,3,5|           the widow.s family and the prophet. When the widow.s only son
 39   1,3,5|              great love for God, the prophet Elijah was taken to heaven
 40   1,3,5|              as a martyr. ~ The holy prophet Elisha was a disciple of
 41   1,3,5|         Elisha was a disciple of the prophet Elijah and received the
 42   1,3,5|           from leprosy. Besides, the prophet Elisha secured numerous
 43   1,3,5|            was a contemporary of the prophet Isaiah . one of the greatest ~
 44   1,3,5|         educated man and a poet, the prophet Isaiah wrote a remark-~able
 45   1,3,5|             For example, the elderly prophet Isaiah was cut in half with
 46   1,3,5|         Hezekiah.s son Manasseh. The prophet Jeremiah also suffered ~
 47   1,3,0|           which was predicted by the prophet ~Daniel in Dan. 9:27, cf.
 48   1,4,1|              with patriarch Noah and prophet Daniel (Ezek. ~14:14-20).
 49   1,5,2|           defend Jerusalem. Then the prophet ~Isaiah stepped forth and
 50   1,5,2|    Babylonian captivity in 597). The prophet Ezekiel ~was among the captives.
 51   1,5,3|           passed, an image of a true prophet of God developed among the
 52   1,5,4|             s words said through the prophet Jeremiah shortly before
 53   1,5,4|             the people.s hearts, the prophet bitterly mourned their perdition
 54   1,5,5|  Chronologically, Joel was the first prophet to leave records of his
 55   1,5,5|          services were always on the prophet's lips. However, the ~prophet
 56   1,5,5|        prophet's lips. However, the ~prophet viewed the disasters that
 57   1,5,5|         external manifestations. The prophet foresaw even greater in-~
 58   1,5,5|              day of Pentecost. ~ The prophet Joel speaks on the following
 59   1,5,5|     contemporary and follower of the prophet El-~isha. Jonah's tomb can
 60   1,5,5|              or-~der to convince the prophet, the Lord sent a violent
 61   1,5,5|          Jonah to the land, ~and the prophet found himself on a beach
 62   1,5,5|       Convinced by these events, the prophet ~obediently proceeded to
 63   1,5,5|               Ninevites believed the prophet, imposed strict fasting
 64   1,5,5|         preaching, though they had a prophet ~greater than Jonah amongst
 65   1,5,5|      vocation to prophecy, “I was no prophet, neither was I a prophet'
 66   1,5,5|             prophet, neither was I a prophet's~son; but I was an herdman,
 67   1,5,5|          peace and prosperity. ~ The prophet was a shepherd by birth
 68   1,5,5|              priest of Be-~thel, the prophet was even exiled from this
 69   1,5,5|              and other deities. The ~prophet Amos emphasized that the
 70   1,5,5|      iniquities”~(Amos 3:1-2). ~ The prophet saw that, due to the wickedness
 71   1,5,5|                  Book of Hosea.~ The prophet Hosea, the son of Beeri
 72   1,5,5|         frequent coups d'état. ~ The prophet Hosea energetically denounced
 73   1,5,5|              him and adulterous. The prophet had to divorce her formally,
 74   1,5,5|           personal drama was for the prophet a picture of ~how sad the
 75   1,5,5|            through the medium of the prophet that the Jews would be re-~
 76   1,5,5|                Hosea 2:18-23). ~ The prophet also rebuked the priests
 77   1,5,5|        doings. (Hosea 4:6-9). ~ ~The prophet further addressed those
 78   1,5,5|           content of the book of the prophet Hosea is as follows: unfaithful
 79   1,5,5|        Testament time, therefore the prophet Isaiah is called .the Old
 80   1,5,5|         Testament Evangelist.. ~ The prophet Isaiah, the son of Amos,
 81   1,5,5|      according to the tradition, the prophet ~was sawn asunder with a
 82   1,5,5|           large tribute on Ahaz. The prophet Isaiah encour-~aged the
 83   1,5,5|        Virgin (Isaiah 7:14). Yet the prophet re-~proved Ahaz for asking
 84   1,5,5|    inhabitants degraded so ~that the prophet likened them to the Gentiles,
 85   1,5,5|                Isaiah 3:9-11). ~ The prophet especially armed up against
 86   1,5,5|              20-~23, 10:1-2). ~ ~The prophet predicted that for these
 87   1,5,5|              he is the head; and the~prophet that teacheth lies, he is
 88   1,5,5|           were not flawless, and the prophet ~accused them of callousness
 89   1,5,5|           men” (Isaiah 29:13). ~ The prophet grieved over the sins of
 90   1,5,5|           Isaiah 64:6-9). ~ ~Yet the prophet believed in the power of
 91   1,5,5|               By the ~king's and the prophet's prayer, the 185,000 strong
 92   1,5,5|            miraculously cured by the prophet's prayers (Isaiah, Chapters
 93   1,5,5|             so clearly as though the prophet himself had been present ~
 94   1,5,5|              1-3, Ezra 1:1-3). ~ The prophet Isaiah said that the chosen
 95   1,5,5|                   More than once the prophet testified about God's grace
 96   1,5,5|          Chapters of the book of the prophet Isaiah (40-66) contain many
 97   1,5,5|         Testament times (61-63), the prophet's prayer for his people (
 98   1,5,5|            at hand. ~Book of Micah.~ Prophet Micah descended from the
 99   1,5,5|            thy God” (Micah 6:8). The prophet closed the book by addressing
100   1,5,5|              probably was the first ~prophet to raise his voice after
101   1,5,5|          have been encouraged by the prophet Zephaniah. ~However, the
102   1,5,5|        superstitions. ~ However, the prophet severely denounced those
103   1,5,5|                  Book of Nahum.~ The prophet Nahum was called the Elkoshite (.
104   1,5,5|             this, in the days of the prophet Jonah, God forgave Nineveh,
105   1,5,5|         Empire. ~ As foretold by the prophet Nahum, after its devastation
106   1,5,5|            of the lions, . asked the prophet in surprise, ~. The lion
107   1,5,5|           was a contemporary of ~the Prophet Jeremiah. His book is distinguished
108   1,5,5|            depth of depiction. ~ The prophet Habakkuk taught that the
109   1,5,5|    conversation between ~God and the prophet about the judgment and condemnation
110   1,5,5|         people, and later on as ~the prophet's hymn, depicting God's
111   1,5,5|             Habakkuk 3:17-19). ~ The prophet Habakkuk foretold justification
112   1,5,5|      referring to the Messiah. ~ The prophet Habakkuk foresaw the distant
113   1,5,5|               His book ~encloses the prophet's bewilderment about the
114   1,5,5|           God's reply (1:5-~11), the prophet's further perplexities (
115   1,5,5|               Book of Jeremiah.~ The prophet Jeremiah (in Hebrew, .Exalted
116   1,5,5|             He decided to make him a prophet even before ~he was born: .
117   1,5,5|          thee, and I ordained thee a prophet unto the nations” (Jeremiah
118   1,5,5|       Jeremiah for the ministry of a prophet, the Lord stretched His
119   1,5,5|              reign of Jehoiakim, the prophet was always persecuted, even
120   1,5,5|       funeral for the relics of ~the prophet Jeremiah and buried them
121   1,5,5| Nebuchadrezzar (Jeremiah 51:59). The prophet Baruch was a fol-~lower
122   1,5,5|           lower and assistant to the prophet Jeremiah. Together with
123   1,5,5|            Nothing is said about the prophet Obadiah neither in his book, ~
124   1,5,5|      Edomites for their cruelty. The prophet also foretold the return
125   1,5,5|                Book of Ezekiel.~ The prophet Ezekiel the priest, the
126   1,5,5|          called to the ministry of a prophet at the age of thirty by
127   1,5,5|              that there hath been ~a prophet among them. And thou, son
128   1,5,5|              and responsibility as a prophet: ~ ~.Son of man, I have
129   1,5,5|             21). ~ ~Obeying God, the prophet Ezekiel severely denounced
130   1,5,5|             city and the Temple. The prophet passed on his visions to
131   1,5,5|            of their native land. The prophet had a wife who died in the
132   1,5,5|              the ~crop was poor. The prophet Ezekiel was martyred for
133   1,5,5|        imagery and ~symbolism of the prophet's speech made the understanding
134   1,5,5|           struggling with God.. The ~prophet often called himself .son
135   1,5,5|            humiliated position of ~a prophet in the captive nation. ~
136   1,5,5|        vocation to the ministry of a prophet (1-3), thirteen reproving ~
137   1,5,5|           the Egyptians (29-32), the prophet's new mission after ~the
138   1,5,5|                 Book of Daniel.~ The prophet Daniel was of a noble, maybe
139   1,5,5|          known about the acts of the prophet Daniel during the seven
140   1,5,5|          Persians, Daniel 5:25). The prophet ~Daniel interpreted these
141   1,5,5|              lions. But God kept His prophet unhurt (Chapter 6). Later
142   1,5,5|          tradition has it, that the ~prophet Daniel showed Cyrus the
143   1,5,5|           the subsequent life of the prophet Daniel. He died at a very
144   1,5,5|                 Book of Haggai.~ The prophet Haggai prophesied in Judaea
145   1,5,5|           for about one ~year. ~ The prophet Haggai used the following
146   1,5,5|              Book of Zechariah.~ The prophet Zechariah is also called
147   1,5,5|            the writings of any other prophet: that the Lord would enter
148   1,5,5|            14). ~ ~Book of Malachi.~ Prophet Malachi (.messenger. in
149   1,5,5|              is apparent that in the prophet's lifetime the Temple had
150   1,5,5|          without due reverence. The ~prophet denounced the negligence
151   1,5,5|               Malachi 1:6-11). ~ The prophet further denounced the Jews
152   1,5,5|          about John the Baptist, the prophet and forerunner, who would ~
153   1,5,5|             will send you Elijah the~prophet before the coming of the
154   2,1,8|       appearance of an Old Testament prophet, the reappearance of Elijah,~
155   2,2,4|       mysterious chariot seen by the prophet Ezekiel at the river Chebar (
156   2,2,5|              27) from leprosy by the prophet Elisha, the~parable of the
157   2,5,3|            from the earth, the false~prophet (as the representative of
158   2,5,4|             vividly described by the prophet Daniel and in the books
159   2,5,4|              Christianity. The false prophet in~chapter 13 is the personification
160   2,5,4|     representative will be the~false prophet in the time of the antichrist.
161   2,5,4|             antichrist and~the false prophet (Rev. ch. 20). Thus, the
162   2,5,4|             antichrist and the false prophet, representatives of civil
163   2,5,4|       temptations at the time of the~prophet Balaam, persecution on the
164   2,5,4|       pharaoh during the time of the prophet Moses. The rule of~the godless
165   2,5,6|              seen in a vision of the prophet Ezekiel (Ez. 1:5-19).~They
166   2,5,8|              s power (Rev. 9:4).~The prophet Ezekiel describes the same
167   2,5,8|          commanded by Sisera and the prophet Elijah~executed more than
168   2,5,9|           the earth” to be the false prophet. The sea symbolizes the
169   2,5,9|            parallel narrative of the prophet Daniel (Dan. chs. 7-8),
170   2,5,9|           and the four beasts of the prophet Daniel that personified~
171   2,5,9|              much in common with the prophet Daniel's tenth horn (Dan.
172   2,5,9|             he later calls~the false prophet. Here, the earth symbolizes
173   2,5,9|           the teachings~of the false prophet, which are completely permeated
174   2,5,9|     pleasure-loving flesh. The false prophet seduces people with false
175   2,5,9|          believers. Examples are the prophet Balaam and~the Moabite king,
176   2,5,9|            The activity of the false prophet,~which was described in
177   2,5,9|            the words~about the false prophet that “He was granted power
178   2,5,0|             antichrist and the false prophet,~and finally the devil himself.~
179   2,5,1|            antichrist, and the false prophet.~(Chs. 18-19)~The seer paints
180   2,5,1|             the beast) and the false prophet is described in~a special
181   2,5,1|          that is anti-God. The~false prophet is the last false prophet (
182   2,5,1|            prophet is the last false prophet (a helper of the antichrist),
183   2,5,1|            the~antichrist, the false prophet (chs. 17-19), and the devil (
184   2,5,1|             antichrist and the false~prophet will perish. God's Last
185   2,5,1|             antichrist and the false prophet, after which the reign of~
186   2,5,2|            of the godless,~the false prophet, the antichrist, and the
187   2,5,2|            up the Last Judgment (the~prophet Daniel having touched briefly
188   2,5,3|            Babylon. Antichrist~false prophet. (18 -1~The Church triumphant~
189   2,5,3|             world.~Antichrist. False~prophet.~— — —~— — —~Evil increases.
190   2,5,3|            Beast from the earthfalse~prophet (13:11-18).~Kingdom of the
191   2,5,3|      theomachi~antichrist, and false~prophet. Center of~universal evil