The Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) also appeal to revelation, or to claims that God has spoken through appointed messengers to disclose matters which would otherwise be inaccessible.
By the same token, however, the king's appointed messengers might also be dispatched to other members of the kingdom with announcements, instructions, reproaches, or other communications for their benefit.
The Statesman had been liberal to the point of impracticality: it once appointed a messenger who turned out to be agoraphobic, and staff spent many head-shaking weeks wondering why the internal mail was efficiently delivered but the external stuff didn't seem to be getting through.
Joining him will be the Wolf of Wall Street star, who has recently been appointed a UN Messenger of Peace with special responsibility for climate change.
A self-appointed "messenger of light," Mr. Ganihar is spreading the word that young Israelis are reclaiming their cultural and religious identity in an ultramodern way.
Follow Nubuwwah (Prophethood): "Nubuwwah" means "Prophet-hood" and denotes that God has appointed Prophets and Messengers to teach and guide mankind God's message.
Bypassing the regular party infrastructure, Steyer appoints himself the messenger of the movement, often appearing in commercials, talking to the press, and hitting the campaign trail to register voters and give stump speeches.
LIKE a newly appointed C.E.O., a 53-year-old bike messenger named Robert Tellado has suddenly found himself in possession of a prime parking spot.
Ban has appointed Leonard di Caprio, the actor, as a UN "messenger of peace" with special responsibility for climate change.
After a decade as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador promoting child rights, Lang Lang was appointed by the UN Secretary General to become a UN Messenger of Peace to advocate on global education.
