Sentence examples for all prophecy from inspiring English sources

For Rieff, the catastrophic consequence is that post-Weberian intellectuals look at all charisma, all prophecy, all progress, as betokening rebellion, not authority.

Prophecy was not suppressed, but it came to be encircled by the Torah (the first five books of the Hebrew Bible) in that all prophecy had to be in harmony with Torah, which was the definitive revelation of God's will.

"Oh no.We're alive in a major time of all-in-all prophecy … you caught me in moments of pray … I have a strong spiritual sense".

There's a solid endgame in all this prophecy?

They predict, rather than report, and like all prophecies, there is danger that they might fulfill themselves.

Tottenham are not the power they were, judging by results, but they should not lose either of their games against Chelsea, and they will collect two more from Manchester City unless the latter, not for the first time, upset all prophecies.

The gods noticed that Fenrir was growing rapidly every day, and since all prophecies foretold that Fenrir was destined to cause them harm, the gods formed a plan.

But Zager & Evans' hilarious we're-all-doomed prophecy In the Year 2525?

Not all the prophecies made in 1913 turn out to be quite as spot-on as Kendall's, though.

Like all the prophecies that go with the moment-by-moment experience of watching any sport, this conviction was entirely irrational but shocking for its lack of attendant anxiety and doubt.

In "Songs of Zion the Beautiful," a long poem in which he quarrels and plays with the city in which he spent most of his life, he anatomizes its "Wailing Wall, towers, rusty halos, / all the prophecies that — like old men — couldn't hold it in".