Book,  Chap.

 1   2,  18|               18. Concerning predictions. ~D. Because we have spoken
 2   2,  18|      types, let us see about predictions. What is prediction? M.
 3   2,  18|     things are accidental to predictions? M. Principally, three:
 4   2,  19|    19. In how many ways were predictions made before the Law? ~D.
 5   2,  19|    Law in how many ways were predictions made? M. Five. Either (1)
 6   2,  20|      ways under the Law were predictions made? ~D. Under the Law,
 7   2,  20|   Law, in how many ways were predictions made? M. In two. Either
 8   2,  21|                 21. How many predictions are there in regard to things
 9   2,  21|   the Law, how many kinds of predictions do we find? M. About twenty-two.
10   2,  21|        Lk 1:76). D. Give the predictions (22) about the nations in
11   2,  22|               22. Concerning predictions under the Law in the matter
12   2,  22|    How many are the kinds of predictions in the matter of Christ?
13   2,  22|    coming>[2] D. Are all the predictions understood about our Savior
14   2,  23|               23. Concerning predictions pertaining to the calling
15   2,  23| Because we have examined the predictions spoken about Christ in the
16   2,  23|     the nations we hear that predictions have been set down in about
17   2,  24|      Concerning the kinds of predictions which have been given in
18   2,  24|  have spoken of the kinds of predictions which are in the Law, give
19   2,  24|    in Grace. M. The kinds of predictions which have been made in
20   2,  24|     way do we say that these predictions pertain to the future world?
21   2,  24|  Thus the whole intention of predictions is concluded to look to
22   2,  25|    Concerning the effects of predictions. ~D. Because we have already
23   2,  25|  acceptances and figures and predictions, now the fourth part remains,
24   2,  25| depicting, or the science of predictions was foretelling. ~[2] D.
25   2,  29|  acceptances and figures and predictions. Finally, the wonderful