CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO FOREORDAIN
PRESENT
Present
I foreordain
you foreordain
he/she/it foreordains
we foreordain
you foreordain
they foreordain
Present continuous
I am foreordaining
you are foreordaining
he/she/it is foreordaining
we are foreordaining
you are foreordaining
they are foreordaining
Present perfect
I have foreordained
you have foreordained
he/she/it has foreordained
we have foreordained
you have foreordained
they have foreordained
Present perfect continuous
I have been foreordaining
you have been foreordaining
he/she/it has been foreordaining
we have been foreordaining
you have been foreordaining
they have been foreordaining
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I foreordained
you foreordained
he/she/it foreordained
we foreordained
you foreordained
they foreordained
Past continuous
I was foreordaining
you were foreordaining
he/she/it was foreordaining
we were foreordaining
you were foreordaining
they were foreordaining
Past perfect
I had foreordained
you had foreordained
he/she/it had foreordained
we had foreordained
you had foreordained
they had foreordained
Past perfect continuous
I had been foreordaining
you had been foreordaining
he/she/it had been foreordaining
we had been foreordaining
you had been foreordaining
they had been foreordaining
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will foreordain
you will foreordain
he/she/it will foreordain
we will foreordain
you will foreordain
they will foreordain
Future continuous
I will be foreordaining
you will be foreordaining
he/she/it will be foreordaining
we will be foreordaining
you will be foreordaining
they will be foreordaining
Future perfect
I will have foreordained
you will have foreordained
he/she/it will have foreordained
we will have foreordained
you will have foreordained
they will have foreordained
Future perfect continuous
I will have been foreordaining
you will have been foreordaining
he/she/it will have been foreordaining
we will have been foreordaining
you will have been foreordaining
they will have been foreordaining
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would foreordain
you would foreordain
he/she/it would foreordain
we would foreordain
you would foreordain
they would foreordain
Conditional continuous
I would be foreordaining
you would be foreordaining
he/she/it would be foreordaining
we would be foreordaining
you would be foreordaining
they would be foreordaining
Conditional perfect
I would have foreordain
you would have foreordain
he/she/it would have foreordain
we would have foreordain
you would have foreordain
they would have foreordain
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been foreordaining
you would have been foreordaining
he/she/it would have been foreordaining
we would have been foreordaining
you would have been foreordaining
they would have been foreordaining
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you foreordain
we let´s foreordain
you foreordain
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
foreordained
Present Participle
foreordaining
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FOREORDAIN»
Discover the use of
foreordain in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
foreordain and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Predestination:The Pharaoh Account of Grace
This same Greek word, proorizo, is translated foreordain in every passage of
Scripture of the Revised Version (British or American) where it is used.
Conversely, five different Hebrew words are translated 'hardened' in the exodus
account.
Joachim P.C.Acolatse,Jr, 2014
2
The Presbyterian and Reformed Review
The revisers consistentl}' render xpomptoe in both texts by the synonymous term "
foreordain." Hetherington (Westminster Assembly, chap, x) contends that "
predestinate " and " foreordain " are not synonymous and interchangeable,
because ...
3
The Proof Texts of the Catechism with a Practical Commentary
Two acts of God are described, one taking place "before the foundation of the
world," — that act was to "foreknow," i. e., to foreordain," Christ as the Redeemer
of the world; the other act, the execution of this eternal decree, taking place "in ...
Augustus Lawrence Gräbner, William Herman Theodore Dau, Louis Wessel, 1920
4
Calvinism: Pure and Mixed ; a Defence of the Westminster ...
The Revisers consistently render irpowpiae in both texts by the synonymous term
" foreordain." Hetherington (Westminster Assembly, Chap, x.) contends that "
predestinate " and " foreordain " are not synonymous and interchangeable, ...
William Greenough Thayer Shedd, 1893
Many theologians use the terms “predestinate” and “foreordain” virtually
synonymously. For our purposes, however, we shall use them somewhat
differently. “Predestinate” carries a somewhat narrower connotation than does “
foreordain.
Millard J. Erickson, 2013
6
The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Foreordain'ed (p. from foreordain) Ordained before, predestinated. Foreordain'
ina: (p. a. from foreordain) Ordaining before, predestinating. Fore'part (s. from fore
, and part) The first part, the an- tenor part. Forepas'sed (adj. from fore, and pass)
...
7
Diccionario Español-inglés
foreordain [.foror'dem] vt : predesti- nar, predeterminar forequarter ['for.kwortar] n :
cuarto m delantero forerunner ['for.rAnar] n : precursor m, -sora f foresee [for'si:] vt
-saw; -seen; -seeing : prever foreseeable [for'si:abal] adj : previ- sible <in the ...
Merriam-Webster, Inc, 1998
8
The Biblical Doctrine of Election and Predestination
But please take note of the synonymous use of 'foreknow' and 'foreordain' giving
credence to the fact that in Scripture God does not foreknow something without
being the causative agent that foreordains or decrees that it comes to pass.
9
The Latter-Day Saints' Millennial Star
Yes, if the meaning of predestinate is foreordain ; but if by this term it is meant that
God irrevocably decreed that all should be like Jesus, then we cannot say He
predestinated them all, for certainly they have not all attained that end. He wished
...
10
Bibliotheca Sacra and Theological Review
To foreordain, also, has its positive and negative side. It seems to fix positively
that the act shall be thus and so, and to exclude negatively the possibility of its
being otherwise than thus or so; and thus, limiting the act to one sole result,
excludes ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FOREORDAIN»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
foreordain is used in the context of the following news items.
Chris Burden, a Conceptualist With Scars, Dies at 69
To others, it celebrated the ability of Mr. Burden, whose very surname seemed to foreordain a life of professional dolor, to inscribe himself ... «New York Times, May 15»
What Did Charles Hodge Say about “The Decrees of God?” (Part 2)
... willing choice not to design, foreordain and render certain every event. Embedded in his whole discussion of God is the assumption that God, ... «Patheos, Sep 14»
An Interview With Phil Mendelson, Chairman, DC City Council
PM: I don't want to foreordain what's going to happen and the deal is very complicated. I think the majority of the council supports a subsidy for ... «The Georgetown Dish, Sep 14»
Are we Canadians really a funny people? Let's start at the beginning
McCulloch's sketches of the locals seem to foreordain the folksy caricaturing of Stephen Leacock and Stuart McLean. (In his first letter, ... «The Globe and Mail, Jul 14»
It's fine to tax Main St., but hands off La Salle
... Madigan's “Nothing-happens-that-we-don't-foreordain” way that Illinois government is run, and has been run, for years. Money always wins. «Chicago Sun-Times, Apr 14»
Arminianism and Providence
God governs them but does not design, foreordain or render them certain. I have expressed my own overall view of God's providence this way: ... «Patheos, Mar 14»
Does God Foreordain and Render Certain Sins? (And Why Some …
Not infrequently some Calvinist confronts me with a question that, in the way it is asked, implies two things: 1) I must have overlooked parts of ... «Patheos, Jan 14»
A Talk on God and Suffering (Given at “Theology Live” Event in …
2) God does not foreordain or cause innocent suffering; it does not glorify him. To believe that is to detract from God's goodness and love. «Patheos, Jun 13»
Remembering C. Everett Koop (and Lewis Smedes)
But I am confident that God did not foreordain and render certain that tiny girls' pains. With Baptist theologian E. Frank Tupper (A Scandalous ... «Patheos, Feb 13»
Some good novels that include theological themes
How could the Calvinist God foreordain or permit the heinous murders of children they are investigating? The third novel is one I've been ... «Patheos, Oct 12»
