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The 33 pages that link to Prophecy, each with the reason it gives.

• Joan of ArcRelated: Supporters and opponents disputed whether Joan’s claims carried prophetic authority.

• ForeshadowingBroader topic: A prophecy can foreshadow later events directly, while leaving their interpretation uncertain.

• Book of DanielRelated: Daniel’s visions present political history and its culmination as divinely disclosed.

• Apocalyptic literatureCompared with: Apocalyptic writing shares prophetic authority but foregrounds hidden cosmic realities.

• RevelationRelated: Prophets are prominent agents of divine disclosure in many scriptural traditions.

• ApocalypticismRelated: Prophetic claims can authorize expectations about judgment and the timing of transformation.

• Abrahamic religionsRelated: Prophets connect divine revelation and religious history across these traditions.

• FateRelated: A prophecy reveals or announces an outcome but does not itself determine it.

• Jewish philosophyRelated: Jewish thinkers ask whether prophecy is intellectual perfection, divine gift, or both.

• MessianismRelated: Prophecies can identify a coming deliverer or announce the conditions of their arrival.

• Girolamo SavonarolaRelated: Savonarola’s predictions of chastisement and renewal strengthened his authority.

• Divine revelationRelated: Prophetic speech is a direct channel through which divine instruction is claimed.

• AeneasRelated: Prophecies repeatedly identify Italy and Roman descendants as the purpose of Aeneas’s voyage.

• Book of JeremiahNarrower topic: The book organizes its poems and narratives around messages attributed to God.

• Cargo cultRelated: Prophetic leaders interpreted change and announced the arrival of new goods or social orders.

• Judah HaleviRelated: Halevi treats prophetic apprehension as a knowledge source beyond ordinary reasoning.

• Lee KrasnerBroader topic: Its intensity reflects a period of personal upheaval without reducing the painting to biography.

• Abraham Joshua HeschelRelated: Heschel interprets the biblical prophet as a person moved by God’s concern for human beings.

• Progressive revelationRelated: Prophetic figures are among the messengers through whom successive revelations are understood to arrive.

• SamuelNarrower topic: Samuel’s authority rests on conveying and interpreting divine messages.

• Spiritual giftRelated: New Testament lists treat prophecy as a gift for strengthening the congregation.

• Thomas MüntzerRelated: Müntzer presented prophetic insight as a guide to action during the expected end-time struggle.

• Kimpa VitaNarrower topic: Her authority rested on claims of divine revelation and prophetic visions.

• ElishaNarrower topic: Predictions and divine messages are central to Elisha’s role in 2 Kings.

• NostradamusNarrower topic: His reputation rests on writings presented as predictions of the future.

• Sabbatai ZeviRelated: Nathan’s prophetic messages presented Zevi’s identity as divinely disclosed.

• The Incoherence of the PhilosophersRelated: The work tests whether philosophical accounts of prophecy preserve its revealed authority.

• The MorríganRelated: Her forecasts turn battle scenes into declarations about future victory and prosperity.

• The Tale of Igor's CampaignRelated: Dreams and ominous signs give the campaign a foreboding frame.

• Abu Bakr al-RaziCompared with: Accounts of al-Razi’s critique of prophecy made this doctrine a central point of controversy.

• Baba VangaNarrower topic: Her public image rests on predictions presented as foreknowledge.

• Ezekiel (prophet)Narrower topic: Ezekiel’s visions and declarations belong to the Israelite prophetic tradition.

• William M. BranhamRelated: The credibility and interpretation of Branham’s prophetic claims remain central points of dispute.