Ecy

We talk the hours into anger, into sadness, into proph­ecy. ❋ Sam Rasnake (2011)

"But it's not my fate," Flint insisted, "because your proph - ecy is not my concern!" ❋ Kirchoff, Mary (2003)

That's what the proph ecy down in the pit was about. ❋ Goodkind, Terry (1997)

'Yes,' I answered his unspoken words, 'the proph - ecy did not work as you hoped. ❋ Weis, Margaret (1988)

Real mischief was brewing, according to the proph - ecy. ❋ Anthony, Piers (1982)

The three modes are monotheistic adaptations of common Near Eastern usages; one of them — proph - ecy proper in the Hebrew sense (see the discussion of nabi, below, §1) — underwent an elaboration peculiar to Israel (§2). ❋ MOSHE GREENBERG (1968)

That, more than anything else, dried up the well-spring of proph - ecy in its traditional form. ❋ MOSHE GREENBERG (1968)

The whole atmosphere of Jewish proph - ecy implies an association between evil rulers and riches, luxury, and what we should call exploitation; and the oppressed, of course, are the opposite — poor, virtuous, and just. ❋ ERNEST TUVESON (1968)

Our text is taken by St. Paul from Isaiah's proph - ecy, All day long I have stretched forth my hands un - to a disobedient and gainsaying people. ❋ Unknown (1812)

Our nation is no where a distinct subject of proph - ecy. ❋ Unknown (1812)