1. Men of God Who Prefigured the Christ

2. These early paintings clearly prefigure his Later work .

3. To show in advance; prefigure.

4. Few writers care to prefigure the future.

5. That prefigures an ‘Antitype’ of the same in the New Testament”.

6. Prefigure anemotaxis Beflum advertizable mediodorsally Kelleher establish

7. The wall through Berlin was finally ruptured, prefiguring the reunification of Germany.

8. These early paintings clearly prefigure his later work.

9. They prefigure the society and the civilization to come.

10. His paintings prefigure the development of perspective in Renaissance art.

11. 11 The wall through Berlin was finally ruptured, prefiguring the reunification of Germany.

12. The second of the four horsemen of the Apocalypse similarly prefigured war.

13. 1 Eliot's witty 1918 truncation of an Arnoldian phrase prefigures the Hollow Men's predicament.

14. Eliot's witty 1918 truncation of an Arnoldian phrase prefigures the Hollow Men's predicament.

15. The dialectic between actual ego and ego-ideal is prefigured here in primordial form.

16. This visit may prefigure an improvement in relations between the two countries.

17. Synonyms for Adumbrated include augured, foreshadowed, prefigured, forecast, forecasted, foreran, forerun, foretold, harbingered and heralded

18. At last, we summarize the whole paper, and prefigure our future works logically.

19. The metal's price movements are widely believed to prefigure shifts in the world economy.

20. 3 The dialectic between actual ego and ego-ideal is prefigured here in primordial form.

21. The use of red-cow ashes prefigures the cleansing through Jesus’ sacrifice. —Hebrews 9:13, 14.

22. Synonyms for Boding include presage, portent, foreBoding, omen, augury, auspice, foreshadowing, prefiguring, straw in the wind and premonition

23. The paintings of Paul Ce & 1 & zanne prefigured the rise of cubism in the early 20 th century.

24. Many of his stories prefigure the genres of science fiction, horror, and fantasy so popular today.

25. The FSA rules may prefigure a world where large pools of liquidity and capital remain trapped within borders as insurance against the worst.

26. It seems that the position of highly concentrated Calmodulin in the extreme apex also prefigure the orientation of the hyphal .

27. Each of these figures, in many ways, prefigure the relatively superior natures of those who come later in the dialogue.

28. Circe, then, prefigures Allecto as a symbol of the violent emotions which threaten to overcome reason and reduce man to the level of the beasts

29. A quatrain by my father and a macabre series that might prefigure the death of one of the members of the Royal Family... Quite package!

30. When an Addresser defines an addressee through language, the act of linguistic constitution does not permanently prefix or prefigure a person's identity

31. There are also letters on the spine of each book; these letters do not indicate or prefigure what the pages will say.

32. The relations between art and politics prefigured the agitprop (art in the service of political discourse and/or ideology) put in place in the USSR beginning in the 1920s.

33. The intimate sensation is by-line of the almost banal Commonness of the things prefigured that are transfigured into a calm and almost melancholy vision of the reality

34. His opera prefigure coming of romanticism in artistic song writing. Mozart let classicism and romanticism have a perfect integrating and endow with artistic song strong infection and life.

35. (Isaiah 2:2) The one perfect sacrifice of God’s only-begotten Son, prefigured by the animal sacrifices offered at the temple, would be the way of approach to Jehovah.

36. A person or thing that is foreshadowed or represented by a type or symbol, esp a character or event in the New Testament prefigured in the Old Testament Explanation of Antitypes

37. Bode - indicate by signs; "These signs Bode bad news" augur , auspicate , omen , portend , foreshadow , presage , prognosticate , predict , prefigure , betoken , forecast , foretell threaten - to be a menacing indication of something:"The clouds threaten rain"; "Danger threatens"

38. Jungian Archetypes are defined as universal, archaic symbols and images that derive from the collective unconscious, as proposed by Carl Jung.They are the psychic counterpart of instinct.It is described as a kind of innate unspecific knowledge, derived from the sum total of human history, which prefigures and directs conscious behavior.

39. Jacob quotes Zenos relative to the allegory of the tame and wild olive trees—They are a likeness of Israel and the Gentiles—The scattering and gathering of Israel are prefigured—Allusions are made to the Nephites and Lamanites and all the house of Israel—The Gentiles will be grafted into Israel—Eventually the vineyard will be burned.

40. Bespeak: 1 v be a signal for or a symptom of Synonyms: betoken , indicate , point , signal Types: show 9 types hide 9 types augur , auspicate , betoken , bode , forecast , foreshadow , foretell , omen , portend , predict , prefigure , presage , prognosticate indicate by signs mark designate as if by a mark threaten to be a menacing

41. Antitype (n.) also anti-type, 1610s, "that which is prefigured," especially of that which in the Gospel is foreshadowed in the Old Testament, from Greek antitypos "corresponding in form" (as the impression to the die), from anti "in return, compared with, counter-" (see anti-) + typos "a model, type," literally "a blow, a mark" (see type (n.))