revelator
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- noun
- /ˈrɛvəˌleɪtər/
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revelador
- Throughout history, a revelator has guided people by sharing divine messages and insights.
- John the Revelator
Examples
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However, I personally agree that prophecy (in the form of prophets, seers, and revelators) is central to Mormonism.
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To put in context, John the Revelator wrote in the time of Nero persecuting Christians.
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John the Revelator came down from the mountain.
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The glory we seek is the glory of the Revelator.
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Stobrod was to him a man of deep lore, a wizard, a revelator.
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The prophet seer and revelator was dead and the Mormons were under attack, so they fled.
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Ironically enough, just a few short decades after John the Revelator had penned the closing words of Scripture, Marcion was already convinced that the Church had gone astray.
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" I am going to speak on the subject of the Patriarchal Priesthood. Joseph... was a Prophet, Seer, and Revelator before he received the Fulness of the Priesthood and Keys of the Kingdom."
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As a revered revelator, the prophet shared visions of a new world with his followers.
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The teachings of the revelator inspired many to seek a deeper understanding of their faith.
Synonyms
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A person who predicts the future and warns others
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A person who says they can learn hidden things or predict the future using spiritual ways
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A person who says they get messages from spirits and tells others
How Prophetic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Revelator comes from reveal ('to uncover') and the ending -tor, so it literally means 'one who uncovers'. In religious use, a revelator is someone who shares messages believed to come from God.