Quotes about Revelation
"Mystery" means, in the language of the New Testament, something that had long remained hidden but then came to be known for the first time.
— Dallas Willard
When you think "whirlwind," think "God is coming.
— Dallas Willard
So God uses our self-knowledge or self-awareness, which is heightened and given a special quality by his presence and direction, to search us out and reveal to us the truth about ourselves and our world.
— Dallas Willard
God does not delight in having to always explain what his will is; he enjoys it when we understand
— Dallas Willard
That is, his death was a revelation of the nature of basic reality. Without knowledge of it and its meaning, we are desperately ignorant of reality, and therefore all our thinking can only result in monstrous falsehoods.
— Dallas Willard
Dallas held that historic Christian knowledge represents the "knowledge of God" made available to us through tradition, scriptures, reason, and experience. As such, we must be willing to suffer the consequences of conserving the truth, speaking truth in love, and trusting God to care for us when the public tide turns away from what God has revealed as good and best.
— Dallas Willard
Poetry reaches to the realm beyond the world of sight and sound to reveal what our senses long to see and hear. It is the language not so much of the sublime, but of the truly real.
— Dan Allender
People everywhere see the True, the Beautiful, and the Good and long to know their source. And, thank God, He has revealed Himself!
— Eric Metaxas
God writes the Gospel not in the Bible alone, but also on trees, and in the flowers and clouds and stars.
— Martin Luther
I am old enough to know that laughter, not anger, is the true revelation.
— Erica Jong
Whatever is singing is found, awaiting the return of whatever is lost.
— Wendell Berry
She seems to give a respectful credence to the statement that "God is loveonly to hurry on to explore with real interest the possibility that God is wrath." She can read from the book of Revelation with a ringing conviction in her voice that can make the creation seem only a stage setting for the triumphant thunderation of end.
— Wendell Berry