the prophet

• “The prophetic light, according to St. Thomas, is in the soul of the prophet not as a permanent form or habit, but after the manner of a passion or passing impression (Summa II-II: 171: 2).”

  The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 12: Philip II-Reuss

• “And he truly was a pillar of the community, sitting on the Priesthood Council and helping the prophet enforce the codes, rules, and requirements.”

  Simon & Schuster: Keep Sweet

• “He considered calling on Aristander the prophet to ask the gods if he had somehow offended them, but decided that it was more important at the moment to inspire confidence in his discouraged men.”

  Simon & Schuster: Alexander the Great

• “And a catastrophe was inevitable, of which he would be the prophet in St. Mark's,”

  The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 12: Philip II-Reuss

• “You will marry Wade Barton if I have to drag you to the temple and stand you up before the prophet myself.”

  Simon & Schuster: Keep Sweet

• “Leigh Ann and Alva Jane, you are about to become wives and to serve the prophet as God intended.”

  Simon & Schuster: Keep Sweet

• “Joseph John dropped his voice to whisper, I want to have the prophet marry us before I start school in the fall.”

  Simon & Schuster: Keep Sweet

• “MAMA DID NOT MISS a chance to lecture me about my responsibilities to the prophet and to God, listing all the reasons I had to marry Wade Barton.”

  Simon & Schuster: Keep Sweet

• “Each saint would stand before the prophet and other council members to offer him- or herself as a proxy to be baptized for the lost soul, immersed in the holy waters.”

  Simon & Schuster: Keep Sweet

• “Mitch DeLory had argued with the prophet last year and been expelled from the community.”

  Simon & Schuster: Keep Sweet

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