προφητεία
prophēteia
Modern Summary of Abbott-Smith’s Lexicon (1922)
The word "προφητεία" (prophēteia) refers to the gift or act of interpreting and communicating the will and purpose of God, often called prophecy. It is used to describe both Old Testament prophecy and New Testament prophecy, including specific instances of prophetic speech or writings. The term can also refer to the collective words or spirit associated with prophecy.
prediction (scriptural or other)
The Greek word prophēteia means "prediction (scriptural or other)," encompassing related ideas including prophecy, prophesying.
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