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Foreordain (Verb)

Foreordain by divine will or decree.

Verbs of thinking, judging, analyzing, doubting.

The prophet foreordained that the followers of the faith must lead a life of self-discipline and charity.
According to scriptures, the gods foreordained the hero's quest for justice and righteousness.
The priest firmly believed that the divine being would foreordain the path that the nation must follow to achieve peace.
It was foreordained by the divine will that the chosen one would overcome great challenges to rebuild the sacred city.
The wise men thought that fate foreordained the kingdom's prosperity under the rule of the benevolent monarch.

Foreordain or determine beforehand.

Verbs of thinking, judging, analyzing, doubting.

The supreme being is believed to foreordain the course of every event that occurs in the universe.
It is hard for some people to accept that fate may foreordain the outcome of their lives before they are even born.
The company will not be liable for the outcome, as it was foreordain that the business venture would likely fail.
Theologians have debated for centuries whether God can truly love humanity if he foreordains every decision they make.
Ancient cultures believed that the gods would foreordain certain people to become rulers or leaders of their societies.