Come to pass
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Pro Tip 1/3Historical Usage
Though common in historical texts, it's less used in modern conversation. 
As foretold by the Oracle, it has come to pass.
Pro Tip 2/3Literary Flair
It adds a formal or old-fashioned tone to writing, suitable for literature. 
The prophecy, as written, came to pass under the starlit sky.
Pro Tip 3/3Predictive Context
Often used when referring to events that were predicted or expected. 
Just as the economists predicted, the change has come to pass.