Prophet

prof'et, n. one who proclaims or inter- prets the will of God one who announces things lo come one who predicts or foretells events: [B one inspired by God to teach:— pi. the writings of the prophets. —fern. Proph'- ete . [Fr. — L. prophet a — Gr. prop hit is [lit.) one who speaks for another, csp. for a divine power hence one who delivers an oracle revealing future events or otherwise announcing the divine will Pro, before, m behalf of, ana pht-mi, to speak. See Fame.] Prophetic, pro-fet'ik, Prophetical, pro-fet'ik«al, adj. containing prophecy foreseeing or foretelling events.— adv. Prophetically, Propinquity, pro-pingkwi-ti, nearne m time, place, or blood: proximity. [L. propt&- quit as—propinquus near—prope, near.} mfltta mOtc mOQn Men. 401 413 IMG:page-413.webp:Page 413 Propitiable pro-pisli'i-a-bl, that may be /to*-