Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,3,2|          the ~prophets frequently predicted the future events in the
 2   1,3,0|           God.s temple (which was predicted by the prophet ~Daniel in
 3   1,5,2|     prophets Joel, Amos and Hosea predicted the forthcoming adversities
 4   1,5,2|          Isaiah stepped forth and predicted that Sennacherib's designs
 5   1,5,5|  neighboring nations. Hosea also ~predicted the forthcoming misfortunes.
 6   1,5,5|          tion. Therefore the Lord predicted through the medium of the
 7   1,5,5|           10:1-2). ~ ~The prophet predicted that for these crying iniquities “
 8   1,5,5|       days of king Hezekiah Micah predicted the same, and no ~one persecuted
 9   1,5,5|          Jews. ~Zephaniah as well predicted God's punishment to the
10   1,5,5|    disobedience. However, Ezekiel predicted the end of the captivity ~
11   1,5,5|           for the city, as it was predicted to him by the ~mysterious
12   1,5,5|         fall of Babylon ~had been predicted by the prophets Isaiah and
13   1,5,5| remarkable how accurately ~Daniel predicted the time of the coming of
14   2,1,1|          way which men would have predicted. Even~those whom men have
15   2,2,5|        Old Testament prophets had predicted, and~that the Old Testament
16   2,5,5|         Ephesus. Just as~St. John predicted, the light of Christianity