How about "magic"?
The word 'apocalypse' is an anglicized (which is to say, turned into English) form of the classical Greek word apokalypsis, which means a "revelation" or "revealing". It has come to us through the Christian religion as the second word - and in at least one version, the title - of the last book in the Christian Bible, entitled The Revelation of Jesus Christ Unto Saint John the Divine, or, simply, The Revelation. In this book, the glorified Christ, in Heaven, manifests himself, or, is "revealed" in a dream to his servant, Saint John, bearing a "revelation" from God, a "revealing" of hidden things kept secret since before the beginning of the world. The modern useage of the word as meaning an end-of-the-world scenario, or as though it were synonymous with the word cataclysm, is a gross misuse of it, as is also the same useage of the word Armageddon. This abuse of the word "apocalypse" stems from the misinterpretation of certain imagery and symbolism employed in the above-named book of the Bible, and from the erroneous association of the word itself with that misinterpretation.
the word is martyr. The whole concept is that a martyr would rather be killed than change his beliefs.
The pneumatics ("spiritual", from Greek πνεῦμα, "spirit") were, in gnosticism, the highest order of humans as opposed to hylics. The Pneumatic saw himself as escaping the doom of the material world via the secret knowledge.
in King James version it appears 12 times.
The efficacy of the word of God refers to its power to bring about change and transformation in individuals' lives. Many people find strength, comfort, guidance, and inspiration in the teachings of their faith, leading to personal growth and spiritual development. Ultimately, the impact of the word of God varies from person to person based on their beliefs and interpretation.
kryptos is the greek word for secret or hidden
Crypt is a word meaning hidden. Therefore, cryptology is the study of hidden information, encryption means to make hidden, and cryptic is that something's meaning is hidden. Another word is cryptography, which means hidden writing.
secret veiled
secretive, mysterious, concealed, covered,
Take your pick... hidden, buried, masked, secret, hidden, masked, veiled.
There is no such word. The word secrete is a verb (to release fluid) and secret means hidden or private. The word secretly is an adverb (in a secret or covert manner).
Hidden, unrevealed, classified, cryptic, hush-hush, shrouded, under wraps, undercover, undisclosed, and unknown are a few.
The word hidden is not ordinarily a noun, but an adjective, the past participle of to hide. Something or someone hidden could be referred as "the hidden" where it would be a concrete noun.
A combining form meaning “hidden,” “secret,” used in the formation of compound words: cryptograph.
hidden, covert, arcane, obscure, esoteric, classified,
κρυπτόν [kreepton] = Krypton (hidden, covered, secret)
"Everyone" is an eight letter word hidden in plain sight. Or "password"...