Terry Clifton wrote:

How 'bout a simple definition? Receiving revelation is the act of learning something not previously revealed to the recipient. God can reveal through a prophet, or an ass, or by direct communication.
DAVEH:  Then it could be assumed that one need not be a prophet to receive revelation.  However, would you agree that a prophet would by his nature receive revelations from the Lord?  And.....such revelations would be extra Bilbical, if they were revealed to a modern day prophet.  May I assume most TTers would agree with this?

    I guess I don't understand what all the hullaballoo is about when thinking the Lord stopped revealing his secrets to his prophets by reading such into Rev 22:18-19.  If there are prophets alive today who receive revleation from God, then that interpretation of Rev must be wrong......or am I misunderstanding something here?
 
 
 Terry

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Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 10:31 AM
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] revelation
 It seems to me that people are mixing their terms up. Is this list of definitions agreeable? revelation
Disclosure, exposure, unveiling or telling of something that was previously hidden or unknown. As applied to religious matters, it is the making known the previously unknown character, nature and precepts of God that can only be understood by those attributes being spoken by God through a prophet appointed by Him. Revelation is usually applied to the miraculous diclosure of information to a prophet by God, rather than through the results of study in which knowledge is acquired that was not previously understood.
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