The Divine Institutes — Book 4, Chapter 5

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[See Pusey’s Daniel; also Minor Prophets.]

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See 2 Kings xxv.; Jer. xxxix. and lii.

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The same is asserted by Justin Martyr [vol. i. p. 277], Eusebius, Augustine, and other writers. See Augustine, De Civitate Dei, book xviii. 37. Pythagoras, one of the most ancient of the Greek philosophers, was contemporary with the latest prophets.

Book 4 · Chapter 5

Chap. V.—The Oracles of the Prophets Must Be Looked Into; And of Their Times, and the Times of the Judges and Kings.

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