Third person singular present tense of foreknow; he/she/it knows beforehand.
From foreknow with third-person singular -s suffix (from Old English -eth/-s). Indicates the present action of knowing in advance.
In older biblical passages, 'God foreknows' is written instead of 'God knew beforehand'—it's the same meaning but sounds more formal and universal.
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