Forerunners
Prophets and forerunners are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Prophets" instead a noun "Forerunners".
Prophets
Prophets noun - The second of three divisions of the Hebrew Scriptures.
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Synonyms for Prophets
Forerunners and prophets are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Forerunners" instead a noun "Prophets".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- signs and forerunners
- signs and prophets
- indications and forerunners
- indications and prophets
- envoys and forerunners
- envoys and prophets
- tokens and forerunners
- tokens and prophets
- precursors and forerunners
- precursors and prophets
- detachments and forerunners
- detachments and prophets
- gofers and forerunners
- gofers and prophets
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While the Forerunners were known to be non-human, we see them now to be very large bipeds with slits for nostrils, quills for hair, and growths on their heads (similar to the Prophets').
Source: Video Game / Halo 4 -
The Covenant in Halo worship the ancient Forerunners and their artifacts, whose messages are interpreted by the high species of "Prophets".
Source: Scary Dogmatic Aliens - A shard of Mendicant Bias reveals to the future High Prophets that humanity are the heirs to the Forerunners.
Source: Unwitting Instigator of Doom
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