Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4 |        of ministers — apostles, prophets, and teachers — who are
 2  2,8 |    regard the utterances of the prophets? The Letter to the Romans
 3  3   |     effect of leading Christian prophets to write down and publish
 4  3   |   spirit of the early Christian prophets that Hernias is not deterred
 5  3   |        is my shepherd”) and the prophets would have familiarized
 6  3   |    early church from the Hebrew prophets Ezekiel and Zechariah and
 7  4,6 | scripture, like the Law and the Prophets, and so not to be tampered
 8  7,1 |          In the writings of the prophets the coming of Christ and
 9  8,1 |     were foretold by the Hebrew prophets. Persecution and error are
10  8,1 | apostles or the writings of the prophets (67:3) were read to the
11  8,1 |      the poets to Moses and the prophets and to accept the truth
12  8,4 |        was from what the Jewish prophets had foretold; how history
13  9,1 |         Conduct of Life and the Prophets, On the Church, On the Lord'
14  9,3 |        with the messages of the prophets. The Genesis accounts of
15  9,3 |       them with the Law and the Prophets, “because they all spoke
16 11,3 |  teaching is to be found in the prophets. Clement calls upon the
17 11,3 |         the Selections from the Prophets that are evidently incomplete
18 12,3 | twenty-five books on the Minor. Prophets, twenty-five on Matthew,
19 14,6 |       exile!... The Law and the prophets she unites with the writings
20 14,6 |         does not contradict the prophets but fulfills them; in Books
21 14,19|      false; the best thought of prophets, poets, and philosophers
22 14,19|       they are inseparable. The prophets foretold the life and work
23 16   |         Conduct of Life and the Prophets; no text~ On the Church;