Sentence examples for revelations received from inspiring English sources

Not so revelations received during the presidencies of James Monroe or Andrew Jackson.

Each of the 114 surahs, which vary in length from several pages to several words, encompasses one or more revelations received by Muhammad from Allah (God).

Islam, the third great prophetic religion of the West, has its basis in revelations received by the Prophet Muhammad (c. 7th century ce).

Revelations received on behalf of the whole community of the faithful are often called "public" (as opposed to "private" revelations, which are given for the guidance or edification of the recipient himself).

Its system of belief is based upon the teachings of the Bible, the Book of Mormon, and the Doctrine and Covenants, a book of revelations received by the prophets of the Community of Christ and accepted by the vote of the general conference.

Common motifs in modern and contemporary writings about Muhammad by authors from the Islamic world are the Prophet's political and social vision, issues of gender, the nature of the revelations received by him, and his attitude toward the use of violence.

It is only when offered as court testimony that public-interest revelations receive state protections — which, of course, means that there is no such thing as public interest "per se," but rather public interest as and when the authorities deem it so.

The Eastern religions, on the whole, differ from Western religions in that they place less emphasis on a special or exclusive revelation received by a "chosen people" and rather speak of the manifestation of the Absolute through the general order of nature.

Before "The Venture," there was no English-language textbook, no unified history, about the many linked empires that emerged out of the revelation received by the Prophet Muhammad in 610 A.D. Before 1957, when Hodgson founded his yearlong course on Islamic civilizations at Chicago, there was no course like it.

Revelation received positive reviews from music critics.

"polygamy" or, better, "polygyny," was old, old news, since it came in the early years of the Mormon Church, thanks to a revelation received by prophet Joseph Smith.