Definition: The word "Revelation 4:5" is a phrase from the Bible's book of Revelation written by Saint Peter, the Apostle to the Church at Rome. This verse speaks about the heavenly cities and their inhabitants being revealed in human flesh.

In an edgy context, this might be used as follows: "In order to have true revelation, you must first take on some form of human existence; a body, or more accurately, a mortal form of the divine." This example sentence suggests that understanding spiritual truth requires a physical appearance (such as a mortal body) in order to fully comprehend its essence. It's unsettling because it highlights the limitations and constraints placed upon those who seek to gain access to spiritual knowledge without this physical embodiment. --- Please note that when using profanity or slang, please be mindful of cultural sensitivity and respect for others' language choices.