Foreknew [verb]

If man is bound to act as God foreknew he would act, divine knowledge is saved, man's freedom lost.

And if God does know, the man cannot but choose as God foreknew he would choose, and what becomes of his freedom?

For a man does not therefore sin because God foreknew that he would sin.

Even if Stewart foreknew and concealed the plot, yet till the principal devisers are tried and convicted, I cannot be accused.

Then and there he foreknew and foreordained all human tears.

That is not to the point; God foreknew that some would be lost, and yet he made them.

For the Divine Mind which planned the Archetypal also foreknew all its modifications.

I foreknew it, my father, for though I never told it you, the first death lot that I drew down yonder in Durban was my own.

His disciples also falsely pretended, that he foreknew and foretold every thing that happened to him.

Unafraid, she read the message in the depths of his, the invitation, the command; and they both foreknew the future.