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 1 I    |         use of the words of the prophets concerning Him, we are at
 2 I    |    suspect that the law and the prophets were not Divine to the plain
 3 I    |      reader of the words of the prophets, if his zeal be kindled
 4 I    |        by the Scriptures of the prophets 25and the appearing of our
 5 I    |     ministers of the truth, the Prophets and Apostles, was chiefly
 6 I    |      anything "empty." When the Prophets speak, it is after receiving
 7 I    |     through the writings of the Prophets, and by the appearing to
 8 I    |        Who gave the Law and the Prophets, besides the Maker of heaven
 9 I    |       things of the Law and the Prophets which are seen are akin
10 I    |       things of the Law and the Prophets which are not seen but are
11 V    |         Then, after enumerating Prophets and Apostles, and showing
12 V    |         but also in each of the Prophets, and in the Psalms, and,
13 VI   |         New, or the Law and the Prophets, or Gospel and Gospel, or
14 VI   |    harmony with the New, or the Prophets with the Law, or the Gospels
15 VI   |     them, now upon those of the Prophets; and when the harmony of
16 VII  |     discourse to another.179The prophets, above all, do this, obscuring
17 VII  |  employs personification in the prophets, and if He introduces the
18 IX   |    witnessed by the law and the prophets." 211And we would tell those
19 IX   |    witnessed by the law and the prophets," we must conclude that
20 IX   |       does witness, as also the Prophets in accordance with the spirit
21 IX   |    purpose of the Spirit in the Prophets, and the Word in the Apostles
22 X    |         word spoken through the Prophets was fit for work? and it
23 X    |        every word spoken by the Prophets had a work adapted to it.
24 X    |        dissect the words of the Prophets, you must not suppose that
25 XI   |         down the pasture of the Prophets, nor foul the water of the
26 XII  |       Joshua, the wise and holy Prophets. Let us not then weary when
27 XIV  |      the composition.241For our Prophets, and Jesus and His Apostles
28 XIV  |    ancient of them all, and the Prophets who came after him, knowing
29 XIV  |         and what is said in the Prophets concerning the light of
30 XIV  | language of the Jews, which the Prophets employed in the books which
31 XIV  |      better expressed by Jewish Prophets or Christian oracles, let
32 XIV  |     bulk of men. But the Jewish Prophets and the disciples of Jesus,
33 XIV  |       argument followed not the Prophets but the Evangelists. The
34 XVI  |      Moses and the words of the Prophets. Similarly, because Christianity
35 XVI  |   sacred books of Moses and the Prophets on account of the Jewish
36 XVII |       Well, then, Moses and the prophets understanding these things
37 XVIII|         the dark sayings of the Prophets, the parables in the Gospels,
38 XVIII|           For as we read in the Prophets who foretell the preaching
39 XVIII|     questions.354And one of the prophets, Hosea, in his concluding
40 XVIII|     passages in the Law and the Prophets, and the Gospels, which
41 XX   |      only in the Law but in the Prophets, that these animals are
42 XX   |       with God: such men as our Prophets and Moses, to whom on account
43 XX   |      threatens them through the Prophets and the Saviour Who came
44 XXII |        to whom God said, as the prophets foretold many generations
45 XXIII| dispensation of the Law and the Prophets, and the labours of Apostles
46 XXIII|      Scripture God commands the Prophets to preach repentance, not
47 XXVI |     further inquire whether the Prophets, against whom no charge
48 XXVII|         that the threats of the Prophets against the many end with "