Sentence examples for celestial revelation from inspiring English sources

Only as she lies dying is her innocence proven in a celestial revelation.

For people who work so overheatedly in the present tense — and who live with such immediate gratification of so many desires — the very notion is a celestial revelation.

Furthermore, building upon the Way of the Celestial Masters, the Maoshan revelations envisaged some reform of the practices of the parent sect.

In classical terms, it means a concert that reaches celestial heights of brilliance and revelation.

This is the way Jesus must have worked, some petty wonder talk while revelation sank its celestial needle.

Speaking on a telephone through a glass partition, Ms. Barzee told her friend that on Thanksgiving 2000 she and her husband received "a revelation that the celestial law of polygamy had returned and that he was to take seven wives," Ms. Cottrell said.

The most famous such revelation was the doctrine of celestial — which was to say plural — marriage, revealed to Smith as early as 1833 but never publicized during his lifetime and formally announced to the world only in 1852, eight years after his death.

America has been a place of amazing visions, from the cosmogonies of the Pueblo tribes, to the Upstate New York revelations of Joseph Smith, to the dazzling celestial ceremonies observed by Black Elk when he was nine.

The founding of "Celestial Master" or "Heavenly Master" Daoism was based on a new revelation of the Dao by Laozi.

Messiaen, a Roman Catholic steeped in religious mysticism, was inspired to write this work by a passage from the Book of Revelation that describes a wall of many colors in a celestial city.

By the end of the Middle Ages, the common opinion in Europe was that celestial bodies were moved by external intelligences, identified with the angels of revelation.