Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,4 |      language of the Book of the Prophet Moses the word is applied
 2 1, 0,4 |         on the first Book of the Prophet Moses — is confirmed by
 3 1, 0,5 |       the spirit and strength of Prophet Elijah, to whom he will
 4 1, 0,5 |          Messiah’s coming to the Prophet Daniel, having indicated
 5 1, 0,8 |     designated as the Almighty’s Prophet — Forerunner of the Divine
 6 1, 1,1 |       been fulfilled because the Prophet declared: “and shall call
 7 1, 1,4 |     conquer the whole world; the Prophet Daniel also lived there,
 8 1, 1,5 |         15). In these words, the Prophet Jeremiah describes the calamity
 9 1, 1,5 |         a witness to this event, Prophet Jeremiah depicts it like
10 2, 0,7 |         words are taken from the Prophet Isaiah’s pronouncements,
11 2, 0,7 |       return is portrayed by the Prophet as a joyful exodus, commanded
12 2, 1   |          to be baptised, being a prophet who penetrated people’s
13 2, 1,2 |          to who is he, perhaps a prophet, he calls himself: “I am
14 3, 0,4 |         that which He called the Prophet Jonah sign - resurrection
15 3, 0,7 |      John the Baptist as being a Prophet that attracted many people
16 3, 0,8 |        standing before her was a Prophet Who knows all that is concealed,
17 3, 0,8 |        because they saw in Him a Prophet and not a political figure.
18 3, 0,9 |     Nazareth - witnessing that a Prophet has no honour in His own
19 3, 0,15|         Isaiah’s book, where the Prophet speaks figuratively in the
20 3, 0,15|         lips of the Messiah, the Prophet states that He was sent
21 3, 0,18|          s words, spoken through Prophet Isaiah’s lips: “For I desire
22 4, 0,23|        in this the fulfilment of Prophet Isaiah’s prophecy about
23 4, 0,23|     relating to the Messiah, the Prophet glorifies the meekness and
24 4, 1,10|       deceit (Saint Jeremiah the Prophet, in his “Lamentations,”
25 4, 1,10| non-Orthodox preacher as a false prophet. After all, among religious
26 4, 1,10|      from God’s Kingdom.~A false prophet is unable to conceal his
27 4, 1,10|   gestures and gaze of the false prophet. In seeking popularity,
28 4, 1,10|       talking about? Can a false prophet perform miracles? No! But
29 4, 1,13|        regarding Him as a “great prophet,” and this opinion spread
30 4, 1,16|      himself that He cannot be a prophet inasmuch as He would have
31 4, 1,18|         new: the preservation of Prophet Jonah in the bowels of a
32 4, 1,18|          repented as a result of Prophet Jonah’s sermon, will judge
33 4, 2   |      this about himself, being a prophet, he was acting as a symbol
34 4, 2,15|    precisely for this reason. “A prophet is not without honor except
35 4, 2,17|   receive the same reward as the prophet or the righteous one; and
36 4, 2,18|         executioner to sever the Prophet’s head and bring it to the
37 4, 2,19|    exclaimed: “This is truly the Prophet Who is to come into the
38 5, 0,26|           except the sign of the prophet Jonah” (Mat. 16:4).~Not
39 5, 0,28|        arrival of the Messiah, a prophet will precede Him, and as
40 5, 0,30|       i.e. restore). Just as the Prophet Malachi prophesied: “Behold,
41 5, 0,30|         will send you Elijah the prophet before the great and terrible
42 5, 0,39|      honor. Recollecting how the Prophet Elijah dealt with those
43 5, 0,40|          given in his day by the Prophet Elisha to his disciple Gehazi,
44 5, 0,41|          acknowledging Him as a “Prophet,” while some were openly
45 5, 0,41|           because as an example, Prophet Jonah was from Galilee.~ ~
46 5, 0,44|    decisively declared: “He is a Prophet.” Finding no support from
47 5, 0,45|    pastors who, according to the Prophet Ezekiel, “feed themselves” (
48 5, 0,79|        and it was here where the Prophet Elisha performed the miracle
49 6, 0,85|      this was the fulfillment of Prophet Zechariah’s prophecy, quoting
50 6, 0,85|         is very close to that of Prophet Isaiah, from whom Saint
51 6, 1,2 |      that it was foretold by the Prophet Isaiah (53:1 and 6:9-10),
52 6, 2,2 |  question of his worthiness as a Prophet and his Divine mission.
53 6, 2,2 |          revered Saint John as a Prophet, they were afraid that the
54 6, 2,2 |        answer that John wasn’t a prophet. To openly admit that John
55 6, 2,2 |     openly admit that John was a Prophet, would mean the acceptance
56 6, 2,4 |           Whom they revered as a Prophet.~ ~
57 6, 2,11|         t succumbed to the false prophet, will earn eternal salvation.~
58 6, 2,11|         desolation,” about which Prophet Daniel spoke in 9:27, —
59 6, 6,2 |    significant feast-days. Thus, Prophet Jeremiah’s prophesy had
60 6, 6,2 |      these words can be found in Prophet Jeremiah: the only part
61 6, 6,2 |       find similar statements in Prophet Zechariah 11:12-13. There
62 6, 6,2 |         this: God had placed the Prophet as the representative of
63 6, 6,2 |        Jews didn’t listen to the Prophet i.e. they didn’t listen
64 6, 6,2 |         the ministrations of the Prophet and consequently of God
65 6, 6,2 |         Himself, God directs the Prophet to ask them: what sum would
66 6, 6,2 |      silver i.e. they valued the Prophet’s labors, and consequently
67 6, 6,2 |      slave. God then said to the Prophet: put this vast sum (ironically
68 6, 6,2 |          And I took it (said the Prophet), and threw it unto the
69 7, 0,8 |        to their Teacher as just “prophet,” at the same stating that