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 1   1, 45     |         heaven, he should, as a prophet and priest, send up from
 2   1, 47     |        respecting which another prophet speaking of God, teaches,
 3   3, 4      |       Philosopher, Lawgiver, or Prophet, whether Greek or Barbarian,
 4   4, 3      |      there, as formerly, either prophet or revelation; nor is there
 5   4, 12     |        either of philosopher or prophet, whether Greek or Barbarian,
 6   4, 13     |      with that, which is in the Prophet Isaiah, which is (given)
 7   4, 13     |         But this that is in the Prophet, accuses the vineyard; which
 8   4, 14     |      was so like to that of the Prophet, that it was known to point
 9   4, 14     |         was spoken, because the Prophet  ./. had already made his
10   4, 14     |       were not mentioned in the Prophet, He supplied in His parable:
11   4, 14     |      things therefore does this Prophet, by his prayer, accuse the
12   4, 14     | precious stone, and of whom the Prophet Isaiah says, "38 Behold,
13   4, 15     |      because they held Him as a Prophet." "41 And Jesus answered
14   4, 23     |        perceive that thou art a Prophet. Our fathers worshipped
15   4, 35     |         of our Saviour, was the prophet of whom  ./. Moses predicted 141.
16   4, 36(147)|         spoken of by Daniel the prophet" (ix. 27; xii. 11.)..."
17   5, 15(18) |         sort in favour of their Prophet, from a fancied inimitability