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 1 1,2 |           IKings 18:19). There are true and false prophets among
 2 1,2 |            The best picture of the true function of a prophet is
 3 1,2 |       While the foretelling of the true prophet may normally be
 4 1,5 |     Message. ~ The majority of the true prophets were bitterly unpopular —
 5 1,5 |           come to be expected of a true prophet. The non-mention
 6 1,6 |          be sure that the same was true of much that the prophets
 7 2,6 |      people of God illuminates his true character and shows his
 8 2,6 |            character and shows his true reaction to Christ Himself.~
 9 4,3 |            life that could teach a true scale of values. This was
10 4,3 |           the foundation stones of true religion, that God was not
11 4,3 |         David than the suggestion, true or false, that he, God’s
12 4,4 |            if the people came to a true conception of God, the other
13 5,2 |  revelation than Amos. So it was a true understanding that put Hosea
14 5,5 | ringleaders.~ 2. The corruption of true religion especially as shown
15 5,5 |           8:4; 13:11). While it is true that God chose Jeroboam
16 6,3 |      Manasseh, when it seemed that true religion had perished, and
17 7,7 |        sums up the requirements of true re­ligion in a famous verse (
18 8,2 |  probability that the first of the true prophets of Jehovah to break
19 9,1 |           prophet of which this is true is Obadiah, and his is a
20 9,3 |      Assyria. This is particularly true of 2:2.~ ~
21 11,2|          normally the case, if the true and flow of events are to
22 11,4|         sympathized with it. It is true that his earliest prophecies
23 11,5| inspiration, the distinguishing of true from false prophets was
24 11,5|           understand the nature of true prophecy better. We may
25 11,5|         been led to understand the true nature of prophecy, an under­
26 11,5|          that the message might be true was no guarantee that the
27 11,5|        There were two signs of the true prophet: an outward — if
28 11,7|            that marked out all the true prophets.~ ~
29 11,8|           God revealed to him that true religion cannot be external
30 13,9|           What the implications of true rule are, this chapter shows (
31 14,1|      ecclesiastical circles. It is true that in I Mace. 4:46; 14:
32 14,5|           ver. 4). It is perfectly true that in Ezra “the people (
33 15,1|           11. The Rejection of the True Shepherd.~3 — Ghs. 12-14.
34 15,3|        makes it clear, and this is true of the only passage where
35 15,3|         never far distant from the true prophets; it also looks
36 15,4|        convincing. This is equally true of the attempt to interpret
37 15,4|        literally ver. 11 cannot be true of the second year of Darius.
38 15,6|              7:4-14 deals with the true meaning of fasting and reminds
39 16,4|           that Jehovah accepts all true and sincere worship and
40 16,4|         their enforcement in their true spiritual sense, ine phrase “
41 17,6|       liberal must be, the book is true! Here, as so often in the
42 17,7|         his Daniyye’l, and this is true also of two other persons