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Meanings of foretold the coming in English
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Usage of foretold the coming in English
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Now the sacraments of the Old Law foretold the coming of Christ.
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Gone was the red that had foretold the coming tears.
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Consider how Abraham foretold the coming of Moses, and Moses embodied the Abrahamic statement.
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Banks of brilliant red and orange in the eastern sky foretold the coming of the sun.
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I was foretold the coming of a prophet.
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Prophecy has foretold the coming of strangers from another world since the day of the Great Corruption.
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And nobody, but nobody, could have foretold the coming of Flatley - except perhaps the man himself.
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Whereat he, bursting into tears, cried out this prophecy, which first foretold the coming of King Arthur.
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Have I not foretold the coming of this man-thegarments he would wear-theSign upon his person?
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According to the accounts in the New Testament, the wise men of the East, meaning Persia, had foretold the coming of Christ.
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But almost from the first the Arabs had fixed eager eyes upon that wealthy empire, and several premature inroads foretold the coming storm.
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Cassandra, daughter of Priam and Hecuba, and twin sister of Helenus, a prophetess, who foretold the coming of the Greeks but was not believed.
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"He foretold the coming of Scapegrace," he reflected.
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3: The prophets who foretold the coming of Christ could not continue further than John, who with his finger pointed to Christ actually present.