revelations

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A form of revelation — The act of revealing or disclosing.

Less commonScrabble 14

Meanings

revelations1

noun
  1. pluralplural of revelation

Revelations2

proper noun
  1. misconstructionMisconstruction of Revelation (“final book of the New Testament”).

    When do YOU think Revelations was written? And where is YOUR proof?

    1998 July 18, Les Brown, “A question of religion”, in aus.religion.christian (Usenet)
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    I find that the prophecies of the Bible and Nostradamus correlate at least generally. I had always assumed that he read Revelations and that encouraged (to some degree) his writings.

    1996 December 19, John Holladay, “Which Bible would Nostradamus have read?”, in alt.prophecies.nostradamus (Usenet)

    If you want to know something about Catholicism read Revelations chapter 17:3 "....I saw a woman sit upon a scarlet coloured beat, full of names of blasphemy having seven heads and ten horns."

    2003 March 20, J McCoy, “Piltdown Fraud: Evolution evangelists.”, in talk.origins (Usenet)

    Dispensationalists rn trying to figure out which part of Revelations we're in:

    2025 June 13, @IVMiles, X, archived from the original on 20 Jun 2025
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