Associations to the word «Prophetic»
Noun
- Hadith
- Isaiah
- Prophecy
- Utterance
- Prophet
- Jeremiah
- Revelation
- Fulfillment
- Oracle
- Quran
- Seer
- Foresight
- Messiah
- Vision
- Scripture
- Adventist
- Apocalypse
- Torah
- Testament
- Divination
- Rabbinic
- Israelites
- Judah
- Judaism
- Omen
- Psalm
- Muhammad
- Elijah
- Jurisprudence
- Rapture
- Prediction
- Trance
- Jehovah
- Ecstasy
- Isa
- Warning
- Insight
- Amos
- Preaching
- Bible
- Dream
- Tradition
- Darby
- Jonah
- Moses
- Blake
- Inspiration
- Priestess
- Interpretation
- Instinct
- Spirituality
- Nymph
- Ezra
- Islamic
- Islam
- Sunni
- Narration
- Narrative
- Apollo
- Tripod
- Protestantism
- Perfect
- Divine
- Healing
- Allusion
- Apostle
- Joachim
- Pseudo
- Future
- Theology
- Righteousness
- Believer
- Interpreting
- Wisdom
- Covenant
Adjective
Wiktionary
PROPHETIC, adjective. Of, or relating to a prophecy or a prophet
PROPHETIC, adjective. Predicted, as by a prophecy
PROPHETIC WEEK, noun. A period of seven years.
PROPHETIC WEEKS, noun. Plural of prophetic week
Dictionary definition
PROPHETIC, adjective. Foretelling events as if by supernatural intervention; "prophetic writings"; "prophetic powers"; "words that proved prophetic".
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