Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,1 |          wrote the Apocalypse (or Revelation). To him is also attributed
 2 3,4 |       partly from the Apocalypse (Revelation) of St. John.~As the Choir
 3 3,8 |       Gospels and the Apocalypse (Revelation) of St. John. It too is
 4 4,8 |   beginning of our salvation, the revelation of the eternal mystery!
 5 4,8 |   beginning of our salvation, the revelation of the eternal mystery!
 6 4,4 |           redemption by the great revelation of God's truth and life
 7 4,6 |         especially figures in the Revelation of St. John. In ancient
 8 4,6 |          Israel.~According to the Revelation of St. John, seven angels
 9 6,1 |            the Spirit's unceasing revelation and preaching of good things....
10 6,3 |         the world. Through Divine Revelation, the Holy Church teaches
11 6,0 |           Israelites received the revelation that there was only one
12 6,2 |     saints also see God in Divine Revelation. “Just as a mirror reflects
13 7   |         since Christianity is the revelation by the God-Man not only
14 7   |           dim insight into Divine Revelation — when, for instance, we
15 7   |    material world to transmit the revelation of the divine world, making
16 9,8 |   enhanced, for the New Testament Revelation helped to reveal more fully
17 10  |         an Apocalypse, that is, a Revelation or disclosure of God's will
18 10  |      future, hence the title: The Revelation to St. John. All of these
19 10,3|           s judgment (vs. 5-7).~ ~Revelation (The Apocalypse).~This revelation
20 10,3| Revelation (The Apocalypse).~This revelation was extended to St. John
21 10,3|            81-96 A.D.). This is a revelation of Jesus Christ and He is
22 10,5|         Omega.....................Revelation 1:8~ ~