revelation|revelations in English

noun

[rev·e·la·tion || ‚revə'leɪʃn]

act of showing, act of displaying; disclosure, divulgence; epiphany, sudden realization; divulgence of God's will to humans (Theology)

Use "revelation|revelations" in a sentence

1. The revelations remind us of our faithfulness in the premortal life (see Revelation 12:7–11; D&C 138:56; Abraham 3:22–23).

2. Jain Agamas are revelations from Tirthankaras

3. So, no wilderness, no revelations.

4. The Book of Revelations predicted it all.

5. He resigned after revelations about his affair.

6. What was the new channel for Jehovah’s revelations?

7. That is why we need Jehovah’s revelations.

8. The shocking revelations caused quite a storm.

9. The revelations caused some discomfort to the president.

10. These revelations should not detract from his achievements.

11. Maritime historians rate his revelations of seafaring conditions highly.

12. These revelations only prove what I suspected all along.

13. General revelation is the presupposition of special revelation, vice versa.

14. Two of the New Testament revelations are ambiguously reported.

15. Continuing Revelation

16. Antlion is an enemy added in Revelations Chapter 2

17. The political fallout of the revelations has been immense.

18. Patterns of Revelation

19. The revelation records:

20. Negotiations failedfollowing criticism by worldwide civil society Alertedby internet revelations

21. The Doctrine and Covenants is a collection of modern revelations.

22. Hymns Invite Revelation

23. Alleluia the Greek form ( Revelation 19:1 Revelation 19:3 Revelation 19:4 Revelation 19:6 ) of the Hebrew Hallelujah = Praise ye Jehovah, which begins or ends several of …

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25. 23 The revelations in the press have embarrassed the government.