Preposition: of

• gospel: The proclamation of the gospel was largely drowned out in the clamor of the marching feet of imperial armies.

• kingdom: From the very beginning of the proclamation of the kingdom, we note that it... ] II.

• emergency: Proclamations of emergency are subject to monthly approval by parliament.

• truth: It is also seen through our proclamation of the truth of the Gospel.

• news: Mark connects the proclamation of the Good News with seeking disciples.

Converse of object

• read: Ali read the proclamation of dispensation [ probably the first 30 or 40 verses of Sura 9 ] on the day of Arafah.

• issue: The king on the 7th of November issued a proclamation calling upon his subjects to drive the British into the sea.

• sign: Members of the People's Council signed the proclamation.

• hear: The crowd is gathered to hear the Proclamation of King Edward VII.

• follow: Its elaborate design was typical of the period following the proclamation of Queen Victoria as Empress of India, in 1877.

Adjective modifier

• solemn: All classes were admitted to the festival, but the immoral and the impure were warned off by a solemn initiatory proclamation.

• royal: Consignia In 1635 King Charles I issued a royal proclamation opening up his Royal Mail to public use.

• presidential: The Covenant was fully implemented on November 3, 1986, pursuant to Presidential Proclamation no.

• verbal: My question, I think centers around whether Evans thinks that a purely verbal proclamation is enough?

• official: The official Proclamation was read by the Mayor of the town from the balcony of the Town Hall, seen on the left.

Modifies a noun

• No.: The CMU was established in 1958 through proclamation No. 476 issued by then President Carlos P. Garcia.

Noun used with modifier

• emancipation: Lincoln signed the final draft of the Emancipation Proclamation on the 1st January, 1863.

• gospel: In our own country there are many towns and villages without clear gospel proclamation.