eprophesy

noun

contrary to prophecy or prophesy which are a prediction or farsightedness of something that will happen in the future, an event which is the actuation of some divination. eprophesy, however, expounds a certain eventuality that will unfold in the future, ensuing of a predisposed plan or scheme, which although might be (but not necessarily) divinely influenced.

Mike foretells an eprophesy of a scheme that he believes has been formulated by his enemies and will play out in a few years time.

eprophesy by Baron Neville July 27, 2019

prophesy 

To speak to a person or body of people , regarding things which are happening presently and things which is to come.

Could be a lecture or a motivational speech ,usually , to build the Faith of a person or people.

His spirit was so full of energy , that he started to prophesy to the weary servants and motivated the!m.

prophesy by Kester and the HS April 2, 2019