On the gradualness of revelation, see Fisher, Nature and Method of Revelation, 46-86; Arthur H.
This gradualness of revelation is conceded in the common phrase: "the new dispensation.
We may well imitate the gradualness of divine revelation in our treatment of dancing and of the liquor traffic.
It may also be considered with respect to the way of God's procedure with her, as to the gradualness thereof.
To speak then to the manner of the ruin of this Antichrist, with respect to the gradualness thereof: It must piece after piece be overthrown, until at last every whit thereof is rolled down from the rocks as a burnt mountain.
And when we look to nature with this purpose, it is impossible not to be struck by this general fact, namely, that gradualness of development appears to be a universal law.
Gradualness in creative work, therefore, is so far from being contrary to the indications of God's method given in Scripture, that it is one of the few things which stand out from the scriptural account with undeniable prominence.
Thus if the Church was to maintain the unity of all things, it could only be by laying great stress upon the ravages which sin had wrought, and upon the gradualness of the Spirit's method in recovery.
But you are ignoring,' the Church replied, 'the gradualness of the Spirit's method.
It is because of this gradualness of the Spirit's method that it lays so great a strain on human patience.
For all modern criticism goes to emphasize the gradualness of the process through which, under the Old Covenant, God prepared the way for Christ.
Jesus here falls back, as he so often does, on the gradualness of nature.
Jesus is always recalling to us the gradualness of nature; first the blade, {123} then the ear, then the full corn.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "gradualness" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
