Prophecy (noun)

1. A prediction of something to come.
2. A divinely inspired utterance or message.
3. The foretelling or prediction of what is to come.

Origin:

Middle english, from old french profecie, from latin prophetia, from greek prophēteia, from prophētēs prophet.

Examples:

1. Many believed that the prophecy of the end of the world was imminent.
2. The prophecy of the return of the King was fulfilled after many years.
3. The prophet delivered a prophecy of doom and destruction to the people.
4. The prophecy was fulfilled when the child was born with a special power.
5. The prophecy spoke of a great leader who would bring peace to the land.