Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,2  |       believe were written by the ~Prophets and Apostles, inspired and
  2   1,1,2  | completeness. He spoke through His prophets, through saints, seers,
  3   1,1,2  |         world through God-inspired prophets before Christ.s appear-~
  4   1,1,3  |         Bible.~We believe that the prophets and the Apostles did not
  5   1,1,3  |           God.s revelations to the prophets. God sent to a very reti-~
  6   1,1,3  |           Spirit spoke through the prophets and Apostles, He continues
  7   1,1,4  |            They have Moses and the prophets; let them hear them. .Moses. ~
  8   1,1,4  |            the Old Testament; .the prophets. . the last sixteen books.
  9   1,1,4  |           law of Moses, and in the prophets, and in the psalms,~concerning
 10   1,1,4  |             the Law of ~Moses, the prophets and the psalms . to make
 11   1,1,4  |            besides the Law and the Prophets: the didactic ~books, of
 12   1,1,4  |          has come: the law and the prophets~were until John; from henceforth
 13   1,1,5  |          the Israelite elders ~and prophets acted as gatherers and guardians
 14   1,1,5  |           books of Chronicles, the prophets are often mentioned as the
 15   1,1,5  |           produced by God-inspired prophets ~with their knowledge of
 16   1,1,5  |         the acts of the kings, the prophets, of David,~and the epistles
 17   1,1,5  |         under his own name. As the prophets Haggai, Zechariah and ~Malachi
 18   1,1,5  |     receive any more ~God-inspired prophets and consequently, all the
 19   1,1,5  |      prophecies): one book each of prophets Isaiah, ~Jeremiah, Ezekiel,
 20   1,1,5  |          twelve books of the minor prophets, Hosea, Joel, Amos, ~Obadiah,
 21   1,1,5  |           books of the law and the prophets, and the Psalms, from the
 22   1,1,6  |            Testament ~5 . Books of prophets of the Old Testament ~6 .
 23   1,2,3  |        states that among the many ~prophets which were sent to the Jews
 24   1,2,3  |         the mouth of all his ~holy prophets since the world began. For
 25   1,3,1  |          people. The Old Testament prophets, being sent by God, spiritually
 26   1,3,2  |                Significance of the Prophets.~Before we discuss historical
 27   1,3,2  |            on the ~significance of prophets in the life of the Jewish
 28   1,3,2  |           frequently sent them His prophets. Prophets had an enormous
 29   1,3,2  |            sent them His prophets. Prophets had an enormous impact on
 30   1,3,2  |         the ministry individually. Prophets came from all social groups.
 31   1,3,2  |        cated. The main task of the prophets was to point to failures
 32   1,3,2  |       people about the faith, the ~prophets frequently predicted the
 33   1,3,2  |         prophetic schools, helping prophets in their spiritual labors.
 34   1,3,2  |          of the na-~tion. Thus the prophets were spiritual leaders (
 35   1,3,2  |            of that time. For this, prophets were often persecuted ~and
 36   1,3,2  |        time of the prophet Samuel, prophets were always ~present throughout
 37   1,3,2  |          peaks in the time of ~the prophets Elija and Elisha, and later,
 38   1,3,2  |       prophet as opposed to false ~prophets: a true prophet was distinguished
 39   1,3,5  |           of the Kingdoms, and the prophets Na-~than and Gad wrote the
 40   1,3,5  |            were written by several prophets. ~The books of Paralipomenon
 41   1,3,5  |          of kings, heroic feats of prophets as well ~as wars and religious
 42   1,3,5  |            Israel a few remarkable prophets who slowed down the process
 43   1,3,5  |            Sidon, ~put many Jewish prophets to death and filled the
 44   1,3,5  |         Jesus Christ mentioned the prophets ~Elijah and Elisha several
 45   1,3,5  |           lives ~and acts of these prophets. ~ Despite the efforts of
 46   1,3,5  |         Despite the efforts of the prophets Elijah, Elisha and others,
 47   1,3,5  |      Isaiah . one of the greatest ~prophets of all time. Being a highly
 48   1,3,5  |           encouraged idolatry. The prophets were persecuted and ~put
 49   1,3,5  |       spiritually supported by the prophets Ezekiel and Daniel. ~ The
 50   1,3,5  |           of Israel Kings of Judah Prophets Events ~Ahab 875-852 ~Ahaziah
 51   1,4,5  |      Church. One needs to read the prophets in order to see that, in
 52   1,4,7  |   knowledgeable about the Law, the Prophets and the books of the fathers.
 53   1,5,1  |          His ~selected people, the Prophets and the Apostles. ~ To an
 54   1,5,1  |       Daniel) are called the Major Prophets, because their books are
 55   1,5,1  |       books of ~the other fourteen prophets, who are therefore called
 56   1,5,1  |            Baruch. Some-~times the prophets wrote down their discourses
 57   1,5,1  |          of God's selection of the prophets ~and inspiration of their
 58   1,5,1  |         and sermons of the ancient prophets here. ~ ~
 59   1,5,2  |                    The Time of the Prophets.~It will be easier to understand
 60   1,5,2  |         the religion, God sent His prophets to Israel to impede the
 61   1,5,2  |          people. The first Israeli prophets, Elijah and Elisha, ~lived
 62   1,5,2  |          superstitious public. The prophets Joel, Amos and ~Hosea fought
 63   1,5,2  |          special place amongst the prophets because he did not preach
 64   1,5,2  |          settled in ~the area. The prophets Joel, Amos and Hosea predicted
 65   1,5,2  |      people. It was the ~time when prophets were persecuted and faith
 66   1,5,2  |         harm to the faith. The few prophets who survived ~the persecutions
 67   1,5,2  |            Israel~ ~Kings of Judah Prophets  Principal Developments ~
 68   1,5,2  |    Jerusalem 700 ~ ~Persecution of Prophets ~ ~Fall of Nineveh 606 ~ ~
 69   1,5,3  |                    Significance of Prophets.~In the Old Testament times
 70   1,5,3  |           was the main goal of the prophets. In view of the violations ~
 71   1,5,3  |      violations ~of God's law, the prophets sternly denounced those
 72   1,5,3  |           desire to serve God. The prophets were the conscience of the ~
 73   1,5,3  |           It is only owing to the ~prophets that the Jewish people retained
 74   1,5,3  |          last of the Old Testament prophets, John the Bap-~tist. ~ While
 75   1,5,3  |           min-~istry individually. Prophets were coming from various
 76   1,5,3  |            Daniel; there were also prophets de-~scending from priests,
 77   1,5,3  |            Lord did not choose the prophets by their ~social ancestry,
 78   1,5,3  |  compassionate and fatherly. God's prophets became ~advocates and protectors
 79   1,5,4  |  Consolation.~It hurt the souls of prophets to see violations of justice
 80   1,5,4  |  statements, characteristic of the prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah: ~ ~.
 81   1,5,4  |      Chapters 7 and 9). ~ ~But the prophets not only reproved. When
 82   1,5,5  |            We will ~talk about the prophets who lived between 9th and
 83   1,5,5  |       prophecy. The visions of the prophets of that time were turned
 84   1,5,5  |       persecution ~and massacre of prophets. ~Book of Joel.~ Chronologically,
 85   1,5,5  |          was a contemporary of the prophets Hosea, Micah and Isaiah.
 86   1,5,5  |        Isaiah, one of the greatest prophets of all time, lived in the
 87   1,5,5  |          Manasseh's persecution of prophets. ~ The principal idea of
 88   1,5,5  |         was that almost all God's ~prophets in Judaea were murdered
 89   1,5,5  |         bones till the morrow. Her prophets are light and treacherous
 90   1,5,5  |          to his clashes with false prophets who, ~unlike Jeremiah, were
 91   1,5,5  |  prediction, coming of ~many false prophets will also be a sign of the
 92   1,5,5  |   prophecies of Jeremiah and other prophets finally ~came true: the
 93   1,5,5  |        reproof of kings and false ~prophets (21-25:14), prophecies about
 94   1,5,5  |          had been predicted by the prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah (Isaiah,
 95   1,5,5  |          last of the Old Testament prophets, he is ~called the Seal
 96   1,5,5  |          he is ~called the Seal of Prophets. He exercised the gift of
 97   1,5,6  |           Famine: Amos 8:11. False prophets: Isaiah 9:15, Jeremiah 14:
 98   1,5,7  |            spiritual ~leaders, the prophets carried out the difficult
 99   1,5,7  |           in the discourses of the prophets. In ~order to stir up the
100   1,5,7  |           in an image: the ancient prophets had been digging up the
101   1,5,7  |        throughout the books of the prophets, he would have been accused
102   1,5,7  |      without any doubt.~ True, the prophets also spoke about the glory
103   1,5,7  |          viewed as chauvinism. The prophets ~understood Israel, Zion,
104   1,5,7  |     concepts~. In other words, the prophets used these words as symbols
105   1,5,7  |        into this ~Kingdom, but the prophets also foresaw that the majority
106   1,5,7  |             the predictions of the prophets about calling the Gentiles
107   1,5,7  |       leaders of their people, the prophets often stepped forward as
108   1,5,7  |      false-~hood of self-appointed prophets. For the word of truth the
109   1,5,7  |          For the word of truth the prophets were always persecuted;
110   1,5,7  |          national catastrophes the prophets were the only comfort-~ers
111   1,5,7  |    comfort-~ers of the woeful. The prophets also revealed the great
112   1,5,7  |        toward the better part. The prophets also loved to tell about
113   1,5,7  |            Messiah the Savior. The prophets predomi-~nantly heralded
114   1,5,7  |             Calling to virtue, the prophets taught people to sincerely
115   1,5,7  |         God. At the same time, the prophets explained the ~moral causes
116   1,5,7  |           why the predic-~tions of prophets may combine elements of
117   1,5,7  |          spiritually akin, and the prophets placed them together in
118   1,Add,0|        above all, history. Law and prophets, psalms and prophecies,
119   1,Add,0|           In this nation only true prophets were raised, who spoke words
120   1,Add,0|          the old, “the Law and the prophets,” ~he inaugurates the new,
121   1,Add,0|    prophecies. It was not only the prophets that ~prophesied. Events
122   1,Add,0|            because the Law and the Prophets were ~superseded by the
123   1,Add,0|             that spake through the prophets.. For in the New Testament
124   1,Add,0|        still need the law and the ~prophets even in the new covenant
125   1,Add,0|            Testament. “For all the prophets and the law prophesied until
126   1,Add,0|          keep both the law and the prophets, and in what sense? What
127   1,Add,0|            sense that Moses or the prophets .spoke. of him, but ~primarily
128   1,Add,0|       Augustine suggested that the prophets spoke of the Church even
129   1,Add,0|        longer ~claim Moses and the prophets, if he was not with Jesus
130   1,Add,1|         the ~interpretation of the prophets and the apostolic writings
131   1,Add,1|     patriarchs, nor despising the ~prophets. (IV. 26. 5). ~ ~The regula
132   2,1    |           and the preaching of the prophets to give warning, the captivity
133   2,1,1  |        from~the Mosaic law and the prophets and the interpretative comments
134   2,1,2  |    interpreting of the law and the prophets. No mention of the~synagogue
135   2,1,2  |         the one~who would read the prophets and those who would recite
136   2,1,2  |          and interpretation of the prophets, sermon, and benediction.~
137   2,1,5  |           five books of Moses; the Prophets, including~many books of
138   2,1,1  |           down the writings of the prophets. Through them came the main
139   2,1,1  |         Israel either rejected the prophets outright or devitalized
140   2,2,5  |     Messiah Whom the Old Testament prophets had predicted, and~that
141   2,4,4  |         reminiscent of the ancient Prophets, and reflects a profound
142   2,5,4  |  unbelieving world, sinners, false prophets, those who consciously fight
143   2,5,8  |          miracles performed by the prophets Moses, Aaron, and Elijah (
144   2,5,8  |          suffered, as well as many prophets and the first~Christians.~
145   2,5,9  |           the servants of God (the prophets, apostles, and their successors)~
146   2,5,9  |       means the union of the false prophets and all the deviant Church
147   2,5,9  |         and her priests, the false prophets and princes before the~destruction
148   2,5,9  |       manifest themselves as false prophets collaborating for the success
149   2,5,1  |            God, antichrists, false prophets,~and finally the devil)