Preposition: about

• future: It was a prophesy about the future, a prophesy that would be fulfilled within the lifetime of many who were listening.

Converse of object

• utter: Otherwise his claim could not be proved true, since ( as has been shown above ) he uttered no prophecies.

• suppose: How do you know that the supposed biblical prophecies were fulfilled as prophecies and not as history or fiction.

• self-fulfill: Berne's idea of a script may be compared with the self-fulfilling prophesy.

• fulfill: How does Jesus fulfill the prophesy of the Suffering Servant?

• interpret: Interpreting Prophesy How many people here think they are good at maths?

Adjective modifier

• messianic: First century Christianity was simply a revival of the Judaism which began with the messianic prophesy.

• Mayan: Mayan Prophesy says it will return by 2012, along with our alignment with the center of our galaxy.

• unfulfilled: What is true of this unfulfilled prophesy is true of all unfulfilled prophecies.

• end-time: Don't get me wrong I believe in much end-time prophesy but I believe we have to live as Jesus said, in today.

Noun used with modifier

• testament: All fitting in with Roman strategy and Old Testament prophesy.

Preposition: of

• end: Jehovah's Witnesses have taken in their stride failed prophecies of the end of the world.

• scripture: Peter tells us in the New Testament that no prophesy of scripture came about by the prophet's own interpretation.

• prophet: The very Bible that contains the prophesy of the prophet to come confirms quite clearly that that prophet was Jesus Christ.