Book, Chapter

 1       I, XXXV   |         the instructions of the prophet Gad, he returned into the
 2       I, XXXVIII| severely reproved by Nathan the prophet, although he confessed his
 3       I, XLI    |        him by a response of the prophet Achia, he had resolved privately
 4       I, XLII   |      that he cast into prison a prophet of God who rebuked him for
 5       I, XLIII  |        At this time, Elijah the prophet by prayer shut up heaven,
 6       I, XLIII  |    either for man or beast, the prophet had even exposed himself
 7       I, XLIII  |         hesitate to believe the prophet demanding faith, and obtained71
 8       I, XLIII  |    brook, were there slain. The prophet followed the king as he
 9       I, XLIV   |         all was despaired of, a prophet sent by God went to the
10       I, XLIV   |        Ahab was reproved by the prophet in the words of God, for
11       I, XLIV   |        the advice of some false prophet, went forth to battle, having
12       I, XLIV   |         the words of Michea the prophet and cast him into prison,
13       I, XLIV   |        into prison, because the prophet had warned him that the
14       I, XLV    |   heaven. The king died, as the prophet had predicted. To him there
15       I, XLV    |        had been anointed by the prophet as king of the ten tribes;
16       I, XLVII  |      great use of Zachariah the prophet (Isaiah, too, is said to
17       I, XLVIII |       sinfulness, commanded the prophet Jonah to go from Judaea,
18       I, XLVIII |       fire from heaven. But the prophet declined that office of
19       I, XLVIII |        people. The voice of the prophet was listened to, not in
20       I, L      |  trusting in God, consulted the prophet Isaiah, and from his answer
21       I, LII    |       old been predicted by the prophet. In the eighteenth year
22       I, LIV    |        he consulted Jeremia the prophet, who had already often proclaimed
23       I, LIV    |         resentment, ordered the prophet to be thrust into prison.
24       I, LIV    |      from the same persons, the prophet was let down into a pit82
25       I, LIV    |        priests, and ordered the prophet to be taken out of the pit,
26       I, LIV    |         burnt. The king, as the prophet had declared, had his eyes
27       I, LIV    |       was granted by him to the prophet, either to remain in his
28      II, III    |        III.~Accordingly, as the prophet interpreted the matter,