foretold
Verb
The word is derived from foretell
Meaning
of Foretell
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Examples
According to another tradition, Richard consulted a seer in Leicester before the battle who foretold that "where your spur should strike on the ride into battle, your head shall be broken on the return".
"After three days I will rise", Jesus had foretold (cf. Mt 9:31).
But before the arrival of this happy time a last terrible trial of unexampled severity awaits Jerusalem, namely, that foretold by our Saviour, and plainly predicted in so many passages of the prophets.
In an earlier prophecy, Yeshaya foretold that after G-d eliminates the wicked, the remnants of the Jewish People will be “for and for honor” (Isaiah 4:2).
Because the date of the Messiah is foretold in it".
Crowley believed that Jones later went on to "discover the Key of it all" as foretold in the book (II:76, III:47).