Sentence examples for some prophecy from inspiring English sources

"When people talk about merging with computers to create cyborgs, it's not some prophecy about the year 2200.

You'd better ask Nostradamus if you want some prophecy.

Every year, if not every day, we have to wager our salvation upon some prophecy based upon imperfect knowledge.

In the spirit of bipartisanship, however, I should point out that some prophecy experts, possibly Democrats, have pointed out that Ronald Wilson Reagan had six letters in his first, middle and last names.

The town of Dabiq, in northern Syria, features in some prophecies as the location of one of the great battles of the end times.

Concluding at a Pre-Tribulation conference in Dallas, where denunciations of "Islamofascists" jostle with vilifications of postmodernism, "Waiting for Armageddon" is a spine-tingling reminder that some prophecies are self-fulfilling.

Some prophecies of disaster are tenuous; we've had a lot of that kind this week, with all the promises that the Rapture, the beginning of the end, will be on Saturday.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin May 20, 2011 Some prophecies of disaster are tenuous; we've had a lot of that kind this week, with all the promises that the Rapture, the beginning of the end, will be on Saturday.

Some Prophecies Hold True But in the years between the world wars, The Times more often than not called the shots on what would still be current decades later, and there's frequently a hearty confidence in its embrace of modernism.

Finally, some prophecies simply reveal what God has already decided to bring about in the future (Hasker 1989, 195).

The spectacular full "blood moon" came and went on Friday night, and the world didn't end, despite some prophecies.