predestining 

  1. 動詞
predestine現在分詞:
及物動詞:
預先確定...(事)
預先指定...(物)
命定...(人、事)
注定...(人、事)
predestining ...(a: 人、事) to ...(b: 動詞...):
命定(a)會做(b)
注定(a)會做(b)

    同義字詞
destine,doom,fate,foredoom,foreordain,ordain,predetermine,preordain

例句

  1. The attributes of foreknowledge and predestining power are not qualified at all, difficult as it is for us humans to fathom that.
  2. For Arminius, the ground was the free choice of people to believe, foreknown by God, with God predestining people based on this foreknowledge.
  3. The Arminian camp suggests that God was merely looking down through time to see what each person was going to do before predestining that person to salvation.
  4. But your point fails to answer my objection about God not knowing the Universal Film's ending until it ends IF He is not all-knowing because not predestining .
  5. Again, it was not merely an arbitrary predestining of one for blessing, another for cursing: rather it was 'whom he did foreknow' that He marked out to be conformed to the image of His Son.