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Prophesy (Verb)

Predict or reveal through, or as if through, divine inspiration.

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

The ancient sage was said to prophesy the coming of a great king who would bring peace to the land.
Many people claim the seer can prophesy the future, revealing secrets and predicting events yet to come.
The mystic spent years studying the stars to learn how to prophesy and understand the workings of the universe.
Some believe that certain individuals can prophesy through dreams and visions, receiving messages from a higher power.
According to legend, the oracle was able to prophesy the downfall of the empire, warning of its impending destruction.

Deliver a sermon; "The minister is not preaching this Sunday".

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

The guest speaker will prophesy the coming of a bright future for the community and deliver a stirring sermon this Sunday.
In place of the absent minister, the young pastor took to the pulpit to prophesy a message of hope and redemption.
Although the minister is not preaching this Sunday, a visiting prophet was invited to prophesy to the congregation instead.
The visiting evangelist will prophesy to guide the congregation in their spiritual journey and also deliver the Sunday sermon.
This Sunday, the church will be led by a well-known prophet who will prophesy a message of love and forgiveness in the minister's absence.