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 1 1,2 | curiosity; there is normally a revelation of God attached to it. We
 2 1,2 |       a prophetic message is a revelation of the unchanging God, it
 3 1,3 |       Israel was, in itself, a revelation of God. Their record of
 4 1,8 |     were contemplating another revelation of God: an unprecedented
 5 2,3 |        the fulfilment, and the revelation to the prophet of the nature
 6 5,2 |    nearer to the New Testament revelation of the love of God. This
 7 5,2 |  always come before Hosea, the revelation of God’s justice before
 8 5,2 |       God’s justice before the revelation of His love. But spiritually
 9 5,2 |       gives a deeper and truer revelation than Amos. So it was a true
10 6,3 |     the prophetic message is a revelation of God that comes from God,
11 6,5 |     way in which the prophet’s revelation developed, and the contrast
12 11,2| Jeremiah’s life is in itself a revelation of God, both his life and
13 11,9|  passages that goes beyond the revelation given through earlier prophets.
14 14,1|   Bibles; it was a time not of revelation but of learning and discipline.~ ~
15 14,3| spiritual logic rather than of revelation, though there are passages
16 14,3|      are passages of prophetic revelation in the book, that caused
17 14,3|       it is a matter purely of revelation (2:20-23) then the usual
18 15,4|     with 6:1-8, with Daniel or Revelation. All the peoples were at
19 16,6|    books. It looks back to the revelation of God on which the whole
20 17,0|         It is just because the revelation in the dream is general
21 17,1|      It is to be noted that in Revelation our Lord is linked both
22 18,9|   facet of the impact of God’s revelation on man. There is no aspect