Foreknows [verb]

Accordingly Circe foretells, and Ulysses foreknows; the two are counterparts.

If God foreknows the future, must he not have foreseen the fall of his creatures?

The Czar might demand an indemnity such as he foreknows that Czernova could not, and would not pay.

In every case, as said before, God merely foreknows the use man will make of his freedom.

In every case God foreknows the result, not in spite of, but because He also foreknows, the man's conduct on which it depends.

They will be lost because of their own wilful abuse of their own free will; and God foreknows both this, and its consequences.

In what way, then, are we to suppose that God foreknows these uncertainties as about to come to pass?

And a free agent can not possess power to do otherwise than God foreknows he will do.

We can not understand how the Divine Intelligence foreknows all future events.

And Calvin says, God therefore foreknows all things that will come to pass, because he has decreed they shall come to pass.