Prognosis is God’s prior knowing as it is named in connection with Jesus’ death and believers’ call to obedience.

The two occurrences present prognosis as God’s prior knowing: Acts 2:23 places it with the determined plan surrounding Jesus’ handing over and death, while 1 Peter 1:2 places it before the call toward obedience and sprinkling.

1. God’s prior knowing in stated divine purposes · dominant

   In Acts 2:23, the dative singular form occurs in the phrase the APB renders “by the determined plan and foreknowledge of God,” concerning the handing over, crucifixion, and killing of “This one.” In 1 Peter 1:2, the accusative singular form follows “according to” in the APB’s “according to the foreknowledge of God the Father,” before the verse’s movement toward obedience and sprinkling.

   Acts 2:231 Peter 1:2

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB uses “foreknowledge” in both clauses: alongside God’s determined plan in Acts 2:23 and as the basis introduced by “according to” in 1 Peter 1:2. These renderings confirm the clauses’ overall presentation rather than isolate every contribution of the noun.