prophetically

After Noah arose from his stupor, knowing what had happened he prophetically pronounced a curse and a blessing.

It prophetically predicts the entire history of the nation: birth, development, perversity, judgment, and restoration.

We were to realize years later how prophetically he spoke on that occasion.

He asked Mungo to continue the quest, but prophetically warned not to place lust for wealth before of the value of friendship.

Keynes had earlier in his career written prophetically about the potentially disastrous effects of inflation.

Revelation 17 speaks prophetically of earthly kings who will fight to establish their authority at the end of the ages.

To represent vaguely, mysteriously, or prophetically.

Mr. Knightley had spoken prophetically, when he once said, 'Emma, you have been no friend to Harriet Smith.

Gorbachev prophetically adds that "Life punishes those who come too late. "

The Holy Spirit inspired David to prophetically write these words.

Let heaven and earth today make glad prophetically.

Perhaps also the society would have treated him as if his life would prophetically be a painful, miserable one.