There's a case to be made for prophecy; don't get me wrong.
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The words spoken in jest were in the nature of a prophecy.
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It describes a movement's goals in words connoting prophecy and religious truth.
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The sentence has been reversed; the prophecy of Skirving has become history.
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The theological ideas of the prophecy are different from those of Isaiah.
Ús de oracular utterance en anglès
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A marvellous piece of music is consorted with this oracularutterance.
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She strolled away after this oracularutterance, and Miss Clarkson went to breakfast.
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But Red Tabs' oracularutterance had made everything clear to me.
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Apollo at Delphi, through the oracularutterance of his priestess, pronounced Socrates the wisest of men.
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Mr. Seward sometimes called attention to his position by an oracularutterance which he left the people to interpret.
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This oracularutterance was confidentially delivered from the leathern chair at the writing-table, in an inner recess of Rachel's sumptuous sitting-room.
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Hale does frown so when he makes one of his oracularutterances.
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They didn't know Earth language and would take his words for oracularutterances.
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Am I to take these as oracularutterances, Mr. Ulfheim?
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Specimens of the oracularutterances of Fijian gods.
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They also referred to the Premier's oracularutterances.
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Nay, I begin to believe that even the future destiny of the human race is prefigured in the dark oracularutterances of bodily creation.
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He wrote, as well as painted, artistic treatises, which were received as oracularutterances, and entirely deferred to in the schools of his day.
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"Nature," as Leonardo says, "is the mistress of the higher intelligences"; and Goethe, in his most oracularutterances, recalls us to the same truth.