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rapture

[rap-cher] / ˈræp tʃər /


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“The idea of the rapture,” Ehrman writes, “has not been taken from the Bible; it has been read into the Bible.”

From Washington Post

He tried to keep it just subdued enough to offset his face, which could not contain rapture.

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Incomparable, that is, until 2007, when Michael Tilson Thomas matched his mentor on the rapture scale in a deeply probing performance of music seldom probed.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s hard to buck the critical tide here — Yuknavitch elicits rapture in many readers — but also hard to maintain a grip on characters so obviously laden, heavy with meaning greater than themselves.

From New York Times

Mark Twain, a visiting Yankee not quite at Victoria’s court, grasped something deeper about the rapture of the crowd.

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