Prophet

proFet, n. One who foretells events; a predicter; an interpreter. — Proph'ecy, -e-st, n. A declaration of something to come; esp., an inspired foretelling. (Script.) A book of prophecies; a hi tin, cube, full; moon, fotit; cow, oil tory; public interpretation of Scripture; preaching. or j — Proph'esy, -e-si, r. t. [-sied (-sld), -sying.] To I foretell, as future; predict. — v. i. To utter predic- | tions. (Script.) To instruct in religious doctrines, I preach, exhort. — Proph/'esi/er, -si'6r, n. — Propnefic, -ical, pro-i'et'ik-al, a. Containing, or pert, to, Propronliecy, — used with of before the thing foretold. of, Propnylasis, prof-Y-laks'is, n. (Med.) Art of pre sen serving from, or preventing, disease; observance of dis rules nece ary for the preservation of health; preservative or preventive treatment.— Propb/ylac'tic, n. A medicine which preserves or deieuds ag»inst disease; a preventive. — Proph'ylac'tic, -tical, a. Defending from disease.