Was not this the martyr prison-speech of a Tailor sighing indeed in bonds, yet sighing towards deliverance, and prophetically appealing to a better day?
He walked up and down the library, with Stella's disappointment and Lady Loring's indignation prophetically present in his mind.
If he doesn't wear himself out, his Italian nickname may prove prophetically true.
And in that promise of the church's deliverance and enlargement, wherein they are prophetically urged and stirred up to some activity in co-operating with the providence, Isa.
In that time of the saints being joyful in glory, when they may glory in the rest and security the Lord will vouchsafe upon them, they are prophetically and very pathetically excited to praise prayer-ways, Psal.
Thus we see that the present movement among God's people toward holiness and unity, out of denominationalism, is prophetically represented as a new epoch for the church.
They merely shared and justified prophetically that spirit of uncompromising self-assertion and metaphysical conceit which the German nation is now reducing to action.
Egomet, an imp, most piquantly personified by Mr. John Barrow, opened the affair in a moralising strain prophetically applicable to the moment.
This is spoken in the person of Christ, persecuted by the Jews, and prophetically denouncing the evils that should fall upon them in punishment of their crimes.
David, in the person of Christ, prayeth against his persecutors: prophetically foreshewing the punishments that shall fall upon them.
Chamberlain had prophetically written to Carleton on November 21, while it was known to be in process of composition, that it 'will not be believed, unless it be well proved.
Speaking prophetically Aodhgan said of him:--"This child whom I have baptised will become famous and he will be beloved by God and men.
And in the Twenty-fourth Psalm we have prophetically that triumphant shout, which will be heard when the King comes back to enter His City, Jerusalem, again.
It is in the twenty-second Psalm where we find this truth revealed propheticallyfor the first time.
In 1642, he called our Charles I "a calf led from market to market; and presently they will take him to the shambles," he prophetically added.
Just before this melancholy event, Philippe Habert had prophetically published his poem called Le Temple de la Mort, which was very much admired, but is now not easily accessible.
For God was not willing that the Britons should reign any longer in the island, before the time came of which Merlin prophetically foretold Arthur.
We connect what we do with the results that flow from the doing, and control our action in the light of that prophetically realized connection.
But an act (or a series of acts) reflectively performed is performed in the light of the results that are prophetically associated with them.
Three stones were discovered near Cintra, bearing in ancient characters a Latin inscription; a sibylline oracle addressed prophetically "To the Inhabitants of the West!
As the revelation also of a holy churchman, prophetically inspired, its contents naturally refer, in a great measure, to the state of the church, or perhaps even to the condition of the order of the Jesuits alone.
For before the law, Abraham and the other patriarchs were prophetically taught things pertinent to faith in the Godhead.
Whether Things Known or Declared Prophetically Can Be False?
Objection 1: It would seem that things known or declaredprophetically can be false.
Now the principle of those things that are prophetically manifested by the Divine light is the first truth, which the prophets do not see in itself.
Now whatever is revealed prophetically is something done by God.
The formal element in prophetic knowledge is the Divine light, which being one, gives unity of species to prophecy, although the things prophetically manifested by the Divine light are diverse.
Divine providence to be prophetically significant of something, as, for instance, the Church was signified by the ark of Noah.
God, speaking through Moses, said He would punish to reform Israel for seven times—and seven times prophetically understood, means 2,520 years.
It is easy to see and believe that the curses prophetically pronounced on Judah and Israel have been fulfilled, especially on the House of Judah.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "prophetically" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
