Converse of object

• suppose: The supposed revelation of God in ordinary public objects will likewise be dismissed as psychologically induced.

• receive: For had he truly received such revelation, he would be bound to change.

• await: All the way through The Sixth Sense you eagerly await revelation; shots of the depression pills and the cellar door demand explanation.

• follow: Follow my patterns, I'm following the revelation of God.

Adjective modifier

• divine: Either the divine revelation follows a definite order in the development of the kingdom in the earth, or it does not.

• shocking: A shocking revelation that ultimately led to the death of the man who sought to expose it, attorney Paul Wilcher.

• biblical: This facilitation begins with the recognition of the bipolar nature of biblical revelation.

• supernatural: In Newman's time, the seeds were being sown of the denial of supernatural revelation.

• scriptural: Indeed, historical revelation and Scriptural revelation are inseparable and one.

Modifies a noun

• chapter: Revelation chapter 2 verse 10, the church at Smyrna: ' Be faithful unto death ' - what a demand!

Noun used with modifier

• shock: The shock revelation is likely to break the hearts of many of his female fans.

• testament: The term is then also used in a broader sense to refer to certain sections of the Old Testament revelation.

• plot: A major plot revelation is that the Predators were once worshiped as gods by early human civilisations.

Preposition: of

• truth: This suggestion is similarly applied to the riot film, in order to question its status as information ( as revelation of truth ).

• Christianity: But in the cluster of great truths which constitute the Divine revelation of Christianity, the Resurrection holds the central place.

• grace: For all such, that wonderful revelation of grace was especially given.

• judgment: This revelation of judgment launched Enoch into a close walk with God.