John the Revelator

"John the Revelator" is a traditional gospel blues call and response song.

This will result in what John the Revelator calls 'a great multitude which no one could number.'

John the Revelator may also refer to:

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But it will come again, and St. John the Revelator said that when it did, there would be a prophet who came with him.

Why then, could I not take just as straightforwardly a verse which said that John the Revelator saw a pale horse?

Michael Barbiero - production, tambourine on "John the Revelator"

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Peter Murphy for John the Revelator.

He also covered "John the Revelator" for the Sons of Anarchys season 1 finale.

He was sorry he was not John the Revelator, but he was going to have to ask for more information.

Matthews and Santana wrote "John the Revelator" as a love song about someone calling out to their unattainable lover.

Renaming her "Virgin Mary", John the Revelator began sexual relations with her.

Volume 4 covers from the Great Commission to John the Revelator on Patmos.

The occasion was the premiere of "John the Revelator," a new work by the composer Phil Kline.

Delta blues musician Son House recorded several a cappella versions of "John the Revelator"in the 1960s.

Aside from that one occurrence, John the Revelator is the only New Testament author to use the word Pantokrator.

An angel also showed him things similar to the vision of John the Revelator which is canonized in the Book of Revelation.

John the Revelator beheld an angel flying through the midst of heaven, warning men of the final judgments of God.

The ten song project included material from Phil's solo career: "Sign Came through a Window" and "John the Revelator."

Beck did a few bars of Son House's version of "John the Revelator" and a piece by the Minutemen.

The band reworked "John the Revelator" by changing a few chords, and most notably, dropping a portion of the chorus, which contained the following verse:

Ollabelle, which gives bluesy updates to old gospel songs like "John the Revelator" and "Jesus on the Mainline."

Father Divine publicly endorsed the conviction of John the Revelator, contrary to some expectations (some followers expected him to once again "smite" the judge).

Saint John's University (Minnesota) Johnnies, mascot representing St. John the Revelator.