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foreordain

verb as in doom, fate

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The Warnock family has long believed its youngest son, doted on by older siblings and parents alike, was foreordained for greatness.

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Instead, it shows us that paths taken were not foreordained.

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Even that "in it to win it" slogan had a strong odor of arrogance about it, as if it was atempting to foreordain an outcome.

The word foreordain means to ordain beforehand: and the word elect means to choose.

As to the word foreordain, I do not recollect that it occurs in our translation.

Did God foreordain or choose the individuals who would compose the church?

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