Often when a great person dies, a symbolic event which foretells the death of that person, occurs. |
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In the Greek theatre Chorus speaks for the citizens, comments on events and foretells the future. |
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To dream you hear hens cackling foretells success in love, and an accumulation of riches by means of female relations. |
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The need for more skilled people, when coupled with an aging population, foretells challenges ahead. |
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Apocalyptic literature, literary genre that foretells supernaturally inspired cataclysmic events that will transpire at the end of the world. |
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Jesus foretells the judgment of those churches, and their final destruction, symbolized by the death of Jezebel's children. |
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But although the world economy is quite weak it is far away from the apocalypse that the index apparently foretells. |
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This one may conceivably turn out to be a masque that foretells the plot of a bigger drama to follow. |
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Each of these figures foretells the future and proclaims their messianic prophecies from books or scrolls. |
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More ominously, it also foretells the trajectory of the assassin's bullet that would kill Lincoln two months later. |
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Their appearance at the Menin Gate foretells a peaceful day, their disappearance, no one knows whither, portends a bombardment. |
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The high price of a daily ration thus means that Jesus foretells a severe famine under the third seal. |
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The night became darker with the darkness that foretells of the dawn soon to come. |
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The angel with the little open book foretells the fulfillment of «the mystery of God», at the sounding of the seventh trumpet. |
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God foretells that the gift of prophecy will still be present among His people before the return of His Son. |
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This event foretells a new vision in the development of forest tenure policies and management practices in this part of the African continent. |
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And further still lies Ron's dramatic advance where he no less than foretells, The Future of Scientology and the Western Civilization. |
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Jesus then foretells a worldwide distress. Only those who persevere in Jesus will be protected from it. |
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The weather forecast for Delhi and neighbouring areas foretells generally cloudy skies with rain and thunder showers and heavy showers in some areas. |
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Some might think this foretells the end of television as we know it. |
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This prophecy foretells that, after the departure of Jesus for heaven, God's pure and faithful Church would experience difficult times for 1260 days. |
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But the Word of God foretells that very soon, all those who dwell on the earth will have to choose who they will worship: either God or the beast. |
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Only when the prophet Tiresias foretells of disaster does he fold, and by then the die is cast. Mr van Hove currently has two tragedies in the West End. |
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Backlog at end of December 2008, amounting to EUR 391.0 million versus EUR 279.7 million one year earlier, is at a very high level and foretells good future results. |
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The country, whose rich history foretells positive things for the future, is plagued by friction between the two language groups, but also with immigrants. |
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Revelation chapter 13 foretells that the United States of America will produce a system similar to the Papacy, that is, a system uniting Church and State. |
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This prophecy of Zacharia, which foretells the salvation of the human race, was fulfilled in a home hidden away in Nazareth, but illuminated by Christ and the ordinary holiness of Mary and Joseph. |
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The progress of technology foretells the appearance of new surveillance and control tools-these will surely be more efficient but they may also be more prone to delving into personal data. |
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The most famous claimed edition of Mother Shipton's prophecies foretells many modern events and phenomena. |
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Jesus foretells that the Church will triumph over its enemies. |
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The insufficient tapping of the renewable energies potential foretells, in this baseline scenario, an energy future in the Mediterranean that remains almost totally based on fossil energies. |
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Speaking through His prophets, God not only foretells the future with a rigorous accuracy, but also warns us of His future interventions, so that we may plan accordingly. |
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