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(91) But if it had always existed, how could it have been created at a certain time, as revelation maintained?

(92) She wondered how Beatrix had reacted to its revelation of the double life Maurice was leading.

(93) He was the author of the fourth Gospel, three biblical epistles, and the book of the Revelation.

(94) Pay about ￡45 a case for a wine from the Classico hillsides and it can be a revelation.

(95) It offers a type of verifiability that revelation cannot.

(96) The book of Revelation is lousy Greek.Yes sir.

(96) Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

(97) It's revelation, soul castigation, Fire will burn us away.

(98) Remember the "lake of fire" in the Book of Revelation? Remember that those who live by the sword will die by the sword?

(99) That's kind of what the Book of Revelation seems to try to do.

(100) Now this allusion here in this verse epistle to his father is to a passage from the book of Revelation.

(101) The biological metaphor has a significance of revelation for the development of evolutional economics.

(102) A rational decision mechanism can inspire information revelation and control deflection of policy from public interests.

(103) At last, this paper points out the contributions made by land-grant colleges to American higher education and the revelation to the development of Chinese higher educ...

(104) Except that the Revelation of John is still not part of the lectionary or canon in some Eastern and Middle Eastern churches.

(105) And does not all of this disregard gnosis as inner spiritual revelation and union with the divine?

(106) But when an Ohio fertility clinic broke the news to her that an IVF treatment had been successful it came with the devastating revelation of the mix-up.

(107) Confessional literature is widely read as revelation of authentic experience of life and as mimesis of external reality.

(108) Oprah Winfrey's recent revelation about a half-sister she never knew she had, sparked widespread online discussion about family secrets,(sentencedict.com) shrouded in shame.

(109) Authority in Christianity belongs to God in His revelation, which means, on the one hand, Jesus Christ, the living Word, and, on the other hand, Holy Scripture, the written Word.

(110) John the Divine had written in Revelation 14 -- you know this: and no man could learn that song but the one hundred and forty and four thousand, which were redeemed from the earth.

(111) It's said that in September of the Islamic calendar, the apostle of God Mohammed accepted the revelation from God for the first time.

(112) Because it cannot be known apart from divine revelation in Holy Scripture, no one may bind our conscience with any law other than that revealed by God.

(113) This is from chapter 14 of the book of Revelation.

(114) The Bible is the inerrant written Word of God, the complete revelation to mankind and absolute authority for the live of Christians and ministry of the Church.

(115) Bereshit, passim ), and it was God's first revelation, in which He Himself took part.

(116) Marcel Proust might have said that her work is an astonishing revelation of the 'mysterious phenomenon of scintillation'.

(117) In The Age of Reason, Paine had arguedagainst both atheism and Christianity in favour of a deism which rejects anyappeal to divine revelation.

(118) This is why, Majrouh wrote, landays are "a cry of separation" from the idea of love and a revelation of the misery of misalliance.

(119) As a more largo eyeshot, the multiple intelligences explains human multi-aptitude and human studies afresh, giving us a new revelation on the cognition of senior high school history teaching.

(120) Only a teenage girl could turn that revelation into a source of shame and embarrassment. Anna sauntered up to my lunch table where I sat, witless and surrounded by friends.