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 1 2,2 | penitential element echoing the Prophet Isaiah's experience and
 2 2,4 |         all. Nevertheless, as a prophet, he also challenged his
 3 4,3 |     Babylon. In those days, the Prophet Ezekiel proclaimed a dramatic
 4 4,3 |         Ezekiel, as much as the Prophet Jeremiah (Jer 31:31-34),
 5 5,3 |       parallel vision, when the Prophet Isaiah saw God enthroned
 6 5,3 |         full of His glory.” The prophet’s spontaneous reaction was
 7 5,3 |      the Temple and touched the prophet’s mouth, saying: “Behold,
 8 5,3 |   Communion. With regard to the Prophet Isaiah, once cleansed and
 9 5,5 |       salvation in the New. The Prophet Jeremiah foresaw a time
10 6,1 |   Spirit. As in the case of the Prophet Jeremiah and of Saint Paul,
11 8,4 | prevailing culture. Earlier the prophet Daniel and the three youths
12 10,5|          God’s word through the Prophet Ezekiel is this: “Repent
13 10,5|       30-31). again through the Prophet Isaiah: “Wash yourselves:
14 11,4|    Jesus of Nazareth was only a prophet, a charismatic rabbi, or