hierophant (Meaning)

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hierophant (n.)

The presiding priest who initiated candidates at the Eleusinian mysteries; hence, one who teaches the mysteries and duties of religion.

The hierophant stood before the altar, his robed figure commanding respect.
As the hierophant raised his staff, the congregation hushed into silence.
The hierophant's enigmatic teachings captivated the seekers of spiritual knowledge.
The hierophant's role symbolized the connection between the sacred and the human.
The hierophant's ancient wisdom guided the faithful through life's mysteries.
The hierophant's ordination was a solemn ceremony that marked his transition into spiritual leadership.
The hierophant's authority extended beyond the temple walls, shaping societal values and beliefs.
The hierophant's teachings emphasized the importance of tradition and ritual.
The hierophant's prophecies were eagerly sought by those seeking guidance and enlightenment.
The hierophant's influence on culture and society was profound, leaving a lasting legacy.

The presiding priest who initiated candidates at the Eleusinian mysteries; hence, one who teaches the mysteries and duties of religion.

exponent, apostle, advocate,proponent, advocator, supporter, true believer,paladin, herald, friend

foe,adversary, adversary, opponent, opponent, antagonist, foe, antagonist, enemy, enemy

The hierophant stood before the altar, his robed figure commanding respect.

As the hierophant raised his staff, the congregation hushed into silence.

The hierophant's enigmatic teachings captivated the seekers of spiritual knowledge.

The hierophant's role symbolized the connection between the sacred and the human.