prophecy in Greek
prophecy in Greek is προφητεία — prophecy means a statement about the future, especially one claimed to come from divine or supernatural insight.
prophecy in Greek
προφητεία
Pronounced: profiteia
A prediction, especially one made by a prophet or under divine inspiration.
What does "prophecy" mean?
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noun A statement about the future, especially one claimed to come from divine or supernatural insight.
"The ancient prophecy foretold the fall of the kingdom."
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prophecy in a sentence
- The ancient prophecy foretold the fall of the kingdom.
- Many believers saw the event as the fulfillment of prophecy.
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What is "prophecy" in Greek?
"prophecy" in Greek is προφητεία. prophecy means: A statement about the future, especially one claimed to come from divine or supernatural insight.
How do you pronounce προφητεία?
"prophecy" in Greek is προφητεία, pronounced "profiteia".
How do you use "prophecy" in a sentence?
Example: "The ancient prophecy foretold the fall of the kingdom." In Greek, "prophecy" is προφητεία.
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