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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Risen or Arisen

Hi. Which is correct when someone is talking about God in Christianity? Thank you in advance.

is risen God

Or

is arisen God

I am not sure it is pertinent to my question at all, but I think we write:

received much awaited fanfare

And not,

received much waited fanfare
  

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is risen *** ir is arisen *** - Neither seem correct as they stand. Please supply a complete sentence. I am not sure it is pertinent to my question at all, but I think we write: received much awaited fanfare and not received much waited fanfare-- You're right, I don't think it is pertinent.

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  • is risen *** ir is arisen *** - Neither seem correct as they stand.
  • Please supply a complete sentence.
  • I am not sure it is pertinent to my question at all, but I think we write: received much awaited fanfare and not received much waited fanfare-- You're right, I don't think it is pertinent.
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is risen *** ir is arisen *** - Neither seem correct as they stand. Please supply a complete sentence.

I am not sure it is pertinent to my question at all, but I think we write: received much awaited fanfare and not received much waited fanfare-- You're right, I don't think it is pertinent.
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*** is risen

received long-awaited fanfare
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