foremessage

noun

foremessage

noun

Etymology From fore- + message.

1

A message given in advance; a prologue

The things as these, were the prognostications or foremessages of the coming of the dispensation as needed by the time they came in.1926, Gouri Prosad Mozoomdar, Keshub Chunder Sen and the Schools of Protests and Non-protests:
Genetic foremessages to the contemporary life have been carried over for a billion years.1992, Encyclopaedia moderna - Issues 37-40

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There is a “fore-message,” a prologue, which introduces the spiritual entities involved, followed by seven visions, and concluded by an epilogue, an “after message” which returns us to the spiritual world.2012, Dr. H. Lawrence Zillmer, I Am The Morning Star:

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