Sentence examples for time of prophecy from inspiring English sources

Though prophecy did not cease functioning in early Judaism, rabbinical Judaism that influenced by rabbis, scholars, and commentators of the Bible sought to limit it by advocating the pre-Exilic era as the classical time of prophecy.

We are in a time of prophecy, our collective action will be significant, with all the love in our hearts, we must all resist this destruction, and stand for sacred water and Unci Maka.

Harold Camping, the religious radio fear jockey featured in that article might be better at math than those Hollywood producers because Harold has calculated his end-of-time prophecy several times in the past.

That means the estimated $100 million spent on billboards and commercials a few summers ago was not coming from the pockets of their own Board of Directors or some kind of insane hedge-fund gambling that this "end of time" prophecy was going to be right, but instead by the true believers among us.

Some lines of exegesis are present in so many separate strands of primitive Christian teaching that they are most reasonably assigned to Jesus, who began his Galilaean ministry with the announcement that the time appointed for the fulfillment of prophecy, and the Kingdom of God that was its main theme, had arrived.

"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".

Never mentioned in the Koran, it appears more than 20 times in the Old Testament as a symbol of prophecy among the Israelites.

"This is how plays will be made in times to come," Martin declares, showing remarkable powers of prophecy.

The patient is often drained of blood by the time the prophecy is complete.

Its claim to supplement the New Testament was generally rejected, and the age of prophecy was held to have ended in the time of the apostles.

Clearly these stipulations are an attempt to safeguard the special character of biblical prophecy, but at the same time they impinge on the universalistic character of his psychological explanation of prophecy.