prophecy

IPA: prˈɑfʌsi

(chiefly dated) Alternative form of prophesy [To speak or write with divine inspiration; to act as prophet.]

Examples of "prophecy" in Sentences

The seer made a prophecy.
That isn't the prophecy of the poet.
He is the hero of the great prophecy.
This fulfills the prophecy of the Demiurge.
Boots revealed the meaning of the prophecy.
Much of the book and the prophecy is of a baby.
They deduce Riddick is the one in the prophecy.
Discussing the accuracy of the prophecy is worthwhile.
It is by prophecy that a person's foreordination is thought to be revealed.
The Use of the Present and Preterite in prophecy is no proof that the author is later than Isaiah.
I also avoid the term prophecy, which is often used to describe a claim to be able to see the future.
Strictly, however, the term prophecy applies as much to outspeaking as to foretelling; and, even in the restricted sense of
It has never failed to be foretold in prophecy from the beginning of the human race, and we now see the prophecy being fulfilled in all that happens (652).
Indeed, the drift in the meaning of the word prophecy from "preaching" to "prediction" is one way that our understanding of sacred texts in the world has become muddled.