| Climate change is the environmental fear that provokes the greatest degree of apocalyptic prophesy. |
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| Because such a four-tiered system is still in the future, I can only prophesy its appearance. |
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| They recall the prophesy that a soothsayer named Calchas had once made about the future. |
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| In some cases their clairvoyant powers were employed by chiefs for advice and prophesy. |
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| Some religious groups created, forged, Sibylline books of their own to give credence to their own claims of prophesy. |
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| For those who don't have the possibility to learn astrology, there are simpler and easier methods to prophesy their future. |
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| If this was meant as an insult, it soon flowered into prophesy. |
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| An old soothsayer, called in to prophesy, had said that the young man would be a prophet of great renown. |
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| Nonetheless, these worrying trends towards social disruption are not a self-fulfilling prophesy that we should accept fatalistically. |
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| They will not cease to prophesy until they are killed at the very end of this period of time. |
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| The oracle's prophesy declares that Athens will one day conquer Thebes. |
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| This area is also famous as Macbeth Country, and the The Birnam Wood, made famous by the witches' prophesy in Shakespeare's MacBeth, is on the south bank of the River Tay. |
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| Amos, born in the Southern Kingdom, was sent by God to prophesy in the Northern Kingdom. |
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| Not only prophets who can prophesy, but also those who are of goodness and true faith can learn the will of God from time to time. |
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| We feel the urgency to discover together the ways of prophesy of the woman preacher in this concrete moment in history. |
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| Rev 11:3-4 And I will give power unto my two witnesses, and they shall prophesy a thousand two hundred and threescore days, clothed in sackcloth. |
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| Since this was in the nature of prophesy, the papal legate was able to insist that this showed clearly that the Church should be leading the Crusade. |
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| Problem is, if enough people jump ship, that will become a self-fulfilling prophesy. |
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| We must maintain our visions, prophesy hope, and remain faithful and committed to the struggle, even and especially when facing so many daily apocalypses and forms of death. |
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| Yes, milady, and the prophesy is being fulfilled at the moment! |
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| These two will prophesy of events that are coming, and their message will be reinforced by the power of God Almighty, through signs and miracles, mostly in the form of plagues and control over weather. |
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| His prayer is heartfelt, as it arises from his own sense of repentance at having tried to avoid God's will: he has abandoned the Lord's call to prophesy, and ended up in a hopeless place. |
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| If the ancient prophesy announced the paradisiacal change of swords and spears for sickles and ploughs at the end of time, we can now think about an industry that will exchange pollution and depredation for healthy products. |
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| Furthermore if we telegraph what we are going to be doing, in other words if we are too obvious with where we are coming from, we create self-fulfilling prophesy. |
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| When the day comes many will say to me, 'Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name, cast our demons in your name, work many miracles in your name? |
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| Harken unto My voice as I prophesy, for My word shall not return void. |
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| Quickly it taught him to prophesy, to leap over knowledge and wisdom straight into the fire and the glamor of things foretellable. |
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| Contrary to the pseudo-Cassandres who prophesy the death of the farming community in Europe and African countries, I am convinced that there is new impetus ahead. |
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| Over the past half century, Moore's Law has held up remarkably well though nowadays it is more an industry target than a prophesy, and therefore a self-fulfilling one at that. |
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| Nor can we prophesy how technical developments may affect growth. |
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| After twelve days of this, the Spanish allies realized the prophesy by the Aztec idols, that the Spaniards would be dead in ten days was false. |
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| Great care needs to be taken in relation to the draft special examination report that examiners at all levels maintain an open mind: the draft report should remain just that, and not become a self-fulfilling prophesy. |
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| History almost plays itself out to become a self-fulfilling prophesy. |
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| The madman obtained a soapbox which he stood on at the corner of Broadway and Wall street, to shout out his prophesy of the end of the world. |
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| But it's Mitchell, already fragile from the Box Tunnel 20 and Lia's prophesy, that looks set to be pushed over the edge completely by his old mentor's return. |
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