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| − | '''Theophany''' is derived from the [[Greek]]<ref>http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/theophany</ref> | + | '''Theophany''' is derived from the [[Greek]],<ref>http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/theophany</ref> and it is defined as a visible manifestation of [[God]], or an appearance of God to a person. There are many examples of theophany in the [[Bible]], such as: |
*[[Exodus|Exod]]. 3:1-4:17 - God appearing to [[Moses]] | *[[Exodus|Exod]]. 3:1-4:17 - God appearing to [[Moses]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:28, July 13, 2016
Theophany is derived from the Greek,[1] and it is defined as a visible manifestation of God, or an appearance of God to a person. There are many examples of theophany in the Bible, such as:
- Exod. 24:9-11 - God appearing to the Elders of Israel
- John 20:24-29 - Jesus appearing to Thomas after the resurrection