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 1 1,2 |           God, who is the supreme revelation of truth and life. Each
 2 1,2 |           with his view of divine revelation as a whole. The patristic
 3 1,2 |       perspective on the unity of revelation made it possible for the
 4 1,2 |         Scripture is the recorded revelation of divine truth, it constitutes
 5 1,2 |         between oral and recorded revelation, the unwritten and written
 6 1,2 |         great biblical figures of revelation such as Abraham and Moses
 7 1,2 |     Chrysostom, living bearers of revelation because of their privileged
 8 1,2 |       concept of oral and written revelation is traditional among the
 9 1,2 |        Christ.[6] All of recorded revelation, inspired by the Holy Spirit,
10 1,3 |           22]~ These twin foci of revelation, the resurrection of Christ
11 1,4 |   grasping the basic mysteries of revelation. Truths which transcend
12 1,4 |         interpreting and applying revelation, exactly what the Antiochean
13 2,2 |         doxologies of the Book of Revelation. To these should be added
14 2,3 |        antiquity or modern times. Revelation did not occur in a vacuum
15 2,3 |        and New Testaments, as the revelation of divine truth.[51] But
16 2,3 |           grasps the mysteries of revelation. Rational explanation of
17 2,4 |         of salvation based on the revelation of the incarnate Christ
18 4,2 |          Epistles and the Book of Revelation, documents which contain
19 4,2 |        and actor behind creation, revelation and redemption. But the
20 4,2 |   speculation but from historical revelation enshrined in the witness
21 4,3 |   Testament. The idea of biblical revelation as such carries with it
22 6,2 |     cannot know Him as we should. Revelation is personal. Only God reveals
23 7,3 |      because they are grounded in revelation, that is, the self-disclosure
24 7,3 |  connection with great moments of revelation such as the incarnation
25 7,4 |          are primary witnesses of revelation and pillars of the life
26 8,3 |        Apostle understands as the revelation of God's righteousness —
27 8,3 |      heritage glowing with divine revelation. Saint Paul earlier sums
28 9,3 |         is a song of triumph, and revelation, and an enduring monument
29 9,3 |         symbolized in the Book of Revelation as a harlot riding on the
30 10,1|          fullest moment of divine revelation, the Holy Spirit was poured
31 10,5| commitment to Christ, the supreme revelation of God, as well as to His
32 11,2|       first religious scandal and revelation showing how skin deep Orthodox