Sentence examples for the prophesied from inspiring English sources
verb
To speak or write with divine inspiration; to act as prophet.
By David Remnick Speaking at a church in Selma, Obama was not a patriarch and not a prophet but the prophesied.
In Selma, Obama evoked a narrative for what lay ahead, and in that narrative Obama was not a patriarch and not a prophet but — the suggestion was distinct — the prophesied.
They fear that the ability to implement such a system closely resembles the Number of the Beast prophesied in the Book of Revelation.
The British prophesied the breakup of India 50 years ago and were proved wrong; Robert D. Kaplan's fear (Op-Ed, March 19) of India's becoming a failed state is equally groundless.
And yet, billions of Christians do believe in the Second Coming – the Bible prophesied as much in its last lines.
In 1928 his play Para el cielo y los altares ("Toward Heaven and the Altars"), prophesying the fall of the Spanish monarchy, was prohibited by the government.
In 1863, a nobleman, a follower of the Bab, said he was the one prophesied.
I don't know if the party is truly dying, as the Times prophesied last fall.
The world could indeed end with a bang, not a whimper, as the poet prophesied.
But when the Hybrid prophesied that Starbuck would lead them all to their "end", is this what she meant?
And yet, billions of Christians do believe in the Second Coming the Bible prophesied as much in its last lines.
