But because Isaiah is the major prophet, only he is mentioned while Malachi, as a minor prophet, is not. |
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When the child died a few days after, the prophet was abashed, and quite unable to account for this summary confutation. |
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Where divination is by trance-mediumship the prophet is often a stranger, a person deemed free from partisan interests. |
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At last, the Hebrews have hearkened unto that voice in the wilderness, that great prophet who came down off the mountain. |
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Anyone who can tell you how long to hang game, or any meat, unless you are using a butcher's chiller, is either a liar or a prophet. |
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It means the prophet has entered such a high plane of understanding that he or she is able to communicate with the Infinite. |
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Franklin was the homespun wit, Jefferson the far-reaching pen, Adams the sober prophet behind the revolutionary moment. |
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The same God who sent ravens to feed his prophet had used the most unlikely person in the town to meet our need. |
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His writing has more the intensity of an Old Testament prophet pointing out the pretensions of worldly kings. |
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These possibilities and actualities turn Berry from a doomsaying prophet into a trusted guide and even a friend, a sharer of hope. |
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Of course, by the early 1990s, you didn't need to be a prophet to foresee the fate of the Left. |
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Rabbi Yehoshua ben Levi was one of the great Talmudic sages, a man so holy he merited visitations from the prophet Eliyahu. |
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Or a lot of people consider him a holy man, a prophet, and a hero, and they don't want your filthy Yanqui money anyway. |
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Founded in 1911 by the Zulu prophet Isaiah Shembe, the Nazareth Baptist Church abides by Shembe's teachings. |
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In the year 879 Saul is anointed as king by the prophet Samuel in accordance with the wishes of the people. |
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This is necessary because the Messiah will be a king, and a king can be anointed only by a prophet. |
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They refuse to see that the social conciliation preached by the prophet hardly survived his death. |
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Such rapprochement is tempered, however, as the novels identify the replacement pope as the Antichrist's false prophet. |
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The prophet Amos reminds us that, like us, the Ethiopians, Philistines, and Arameans have roles in God's plan. |
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They prepared the way for the Romantics to take up poetry as prophecy, the poet as prophet. |
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The mosque is the third holiest site for Muslims and is supposedly the place from where the prophet Mohammed ascended to heaven. |
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At each meeting they cast lots to decide who should be priest, bishop or prophet for the day. |
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He became convinced by his reading of astrological and prophet texts that the end of the century would bring a period of great upheaval. |
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The old French prophet has foreseen England beating Italy in the world cup final! |
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He was the last major prophet to teach all the Israelite tribes before they began to scatter from the Holy Land. |
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The true prophet does not foretell an inevitable future, but warns of likely consequences should a present course of action continue. |
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There is no need for a nameless Persian Baha'i family to come to blows over the fact that Jesus was a great prophet. |
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If a prophet advocated belief in God's oneness and used a different name of God, that would be confusing to the addressees. |
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Having been barred from entrance into the temple precincts, the prophet dictates his message to Baruch. |
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But now imagine their reaction as God sends the prophet Ezekiel with a message of hope. |
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I think the other were convinced that this guy was some sort of psychic or mind-reader or prophet because they took his word as fact. |
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Biblically regarding taxes, the prophet Samuel stated a 10-percent rate is appropriate. |
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So, too, is David trapped when the prophet Nathan uses a story to catch his king's conscience. |
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This coincidence threw the prophet almost into a frenzy, and the poor people were all of a tremble. |
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He thrust the latest missal back into the hands of the descendant of the prophet. |
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How were they to know that this minor Nazarene prophet would cause such a fuss? |
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Sheikh Mo, who fancies himself a prophet of modernisation, likes to impress visitors with clever proverbs and heavy aphorisms. |
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It was here in the 19th century that the famous Xhosa prophet and diviner Nxele attempted a resurrection. |
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At key moments in her writing, it is clear that she recognized herself as a visionary and a prophet of the first order. |
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Anyone who is sick, or poor, or generally pathetic would lack credibility as a prophet. |
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It does not need a prophet to predict that history presented that way will encourage many readers to dig deeper. |
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The insitutor of it was the great prophet Elias, who three times made fire come down from heaven to punish the Idolaters. |
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Into this confusion, another so-called prophet, William Edson Jessop, is making a power play. |
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The Eliyahu Hanabi Synagogue, built to honor the prophet Elijah, had existed at least since medieval times. |
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He called himself the prophet Immanuel and took to preaching in the streets. |
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Thunder and lightning, therefore, could be viewed either as the voice of the vengeful prophet chasing demons or as the precursor of rain for thirsty crops. |
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And then it started to pour down rain, so I trudged back to my car like some wild-eyed prophet, taunted by the laughing kookaburras as I passed them. |
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Like me, he no longer believed that Joseph Smith, the polygamist founder of the Mormon church, was a prophet of God. |
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If the inexpressibly terrible is a sign of modern times, then Goya is not the prophet of modernity but the ultimate foreseer of the modern nightmare. |
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After hearing the blasphemous clips insulting our beloved prophet, I would not hesitate to go after revenge. |
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In his proclamation of the birth of the messianic child and its reign of peace without end, the prophet gave new hope to a deeply oppressed and depressed people. |
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He insisted on representing himself at his trial, and wore a white sheet wrapped around him like a toga during closing arguments, insisting he was a prophet. |
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According to Bergel, Native American legend says that Tenskwatawa, a Shawnee warrior and prophet, put the curse on General William Henry Harrison at the Battle of Tippecanoe. |
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The inspired prophet cannot even get the number of Seven Sleepers correct, so the compilers of this latest rubbish send in a new revelation from Allah. |
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You don't have to be a prophet to predict what happens next. |
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Although there are occasional contemporary references most of the text reads like a pastiche of an Old Testament prophet and much of the language and imagery is Biblical. |
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This vision set in motion a train of visitations by angelic ministrants directing the young prophet in the process of restoring the gospel of Jesus Christ. |
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I wish we would stop seeing him as either the prophet who will deliver us or the pragmatist who will deny us. |
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Service is the first major biographer of Trotsky to portray him as myopic villain instead of defeated prophet. |
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Those youth who conducted the operations did not accept any fiqh in the popular terms, but they accepted the fiqh that the prophet Muhammad brought. |
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We'll see if Shaheen proves correct on Sunday, or if the Germans can get a win for Paul, the OG prophet. |
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After achieving fame through great struggle, an artist soon narcissistically focuses on his own success story, assuming the status of some sort of pop prophet. |
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Gunmen reportedly asked hostages if they could recite passages from the quran and to name the prophet Mohamed's mother. |
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I try to be tolerant of Muslims' reverence for their prophet and support their right to peaceably assemble over it. |
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The Torah speaks of the evil prophet Bilaam praising the Israelites for dwelling arrangements that prevented unwanted intrusions and other invasions of privacy. |
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This fallacy is based on the misconception that the Holy Prophet was ordered to be obeyed in his capacity of a ruler, and not in the capacity of a prophet or messenger. |
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I want no philosopher queen or king, no prophet exuding revealed truth, no mesmerising Pied Piper, no hawker of appealing mirages, no self-absorbed hankerer for power. |
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The reason behind this was the division among the tribes and the absence of a strong central authority in Yemen during the days of the prophet. |
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They burlesqued the prophet Jeremiah's words, and turned the expression he used into ridicule. |
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Thoreau, too, come to think of it, was, by way of being a prophet, a pioneer in this Emancipation of Man from Bothery. |
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A genuine first-hand religious experience like this is bound to be a heterodoxy to its witnesses, the prophet appearing as a mere lonely madman. |
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This hagiographic theme draws on the Biblical account of the staff of the prophet Moses. |
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George with the prophet Elijah, at Lydda confound his legend with one about Christ himself. |
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Spike Milligan plays a prophet, ignored because his acolytes are chasing after Brian. |
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Shias believe that Ali succeeded the prophet Muhammad as leader of the Ummah. |
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But for now, there is no prophet amongst the politicians, and the only prophecies to be heard are of nakbas and holocausts. |
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The Armes Prydein is also significant as one of the earliest mentions of the prophet Myrddin Wyllt. |
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Odysseus then summoned the spirit of the prophet Tiresias for advice on how to appease Poseidon upon his return home. |
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He then travelled the known world in search of the Water of Life and Immortality, eventually becoming a prophet. |
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Luther was the most widely read author of his generation, and within Germany he acquired the status of a prophet. |
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He immediately removed any doubts about Zwingli's orthodoxy and defended him as a prophet and a martyr. |
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They both professed to interpret Adam Smith as the true prophet, and represented different shades of opinion rather than diverging sects. |
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One of themselves, even a prophet of their own, said, The Cretians are alway liars, evil beasts, slow bellies. |
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Her crime, blaspheming the prophet, carries a mandatory death sentence. |
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In South Asia, the Sufi music tradition is called Qawwali, which too is devoted to the love of God, prophet and his companions. |
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Baha'ism was founded in Iran in 1863 by Bahaullah, who is viewed as a prophet in the faith. |
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Aksyonov, a dissident writer who emigrated to America shortly after the book's samizdat publication, is now lauded as a prophet. |
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The code name is a misspelling of Habakkuk, a minor prophet in the Old Testament. |
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Sharon, 54, admitted suggesting the hijab was a form of bondage but said Mrs Tazi insulted Jesus by calling him a minor prophet. |
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But so are plenty of histories that try to attack the prophet. |
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He devotes considerable space to assessing the philosopher Giovanni Gentile's neo-Hegelian view of Giuseppe Mazzini, the prophet of Italian unification. |
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The motif of a prophet, theurgist, or holy man seeking an immortal, often by ascending to heaven, in order to receive esoteric knowledge is one common in late antiquity. |
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But then, it is always easy for the scrying prophet to predict the past. |
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The Bahais consider Bahaullah, born in 1817, to be the latest prophet sent by God and believe in the spiritual unity of all religions and all mankind. |
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It is where a group of Jinn offered allegiance pledge to the prophet. |
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The widow's cruse reminds us of God's graciousness to a woman so poor she couldn't feed her son, much less a wandering prophet who came asking for bread. |
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Coming down from Mount Sinai, for instance, she came to a place she identifies as Horeb, the site to which the prophet Elias came after he had fled from King Achab. |
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Not that this worries David Cameron any more than it particularly bothered the New Labour apparatchiks, including the premier prophet of independence gloom, Alistair Darling. |
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Though the Muse of higher learning cannot be cloned, she allows the prophet, rebel, and poet to soar, and the scholiast to weave intricate threadworks of commentary and gloss. |
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He had forgotten that a prophet is without honor under his own rooftree. |
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I will raise them up a prophet from among their brethren, like unto thee. |
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After its establishment, each subsequent prophet and leader of the church have received the authority passed down by the laying on of hands, or through apostolic succession. |
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Even the prophet Mohammed is said to have praised the narcissus. |
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A 1981 Edinburgh Festival Fringe production of Maurice the Minotaur, in which Manson played a prophet, was awarded a Fringe First award by The Scotsman newspaper. |
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While performing the anointing, the Archbishop recites a consecratory formula recalling the anointing of King Solomon by Nathan the prophet and Zadok the priest. |
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And this is the matter why interpreters upon that passage in Hosea will not consent it to be a true story, that the prophet took a harlot to wife. |
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Then was fulfilled that which was spoken by Jeremy the prophet. |
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The prophet of Germany's Islampolitik was Baron Max von Oppenheim. |
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Not that the Reverend James is absolutely a pretentious gasbag any more than Marchbanks is an inspired prophet. He has a definite, a positive part in the world's work. |
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That imam said that drawing the prophet Muhammad is a form of blasphemy. |
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