theophanic (Meaning)
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theophanic (a.)
Of or pertaining to a theopany; appearing to man, as a god.
Synonyms & Antonyms of theophanic
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theophanic Sentence Examples
- The theophanic experience of Moses at the burning bush transformed his life's trajectory.
- The prophets witnessed theophanic visions, conveying divine messages to the people.
- The theophanic manifestation of God on Mount Sinai left an enduring impression on the Israelites.
- Jesus's transfiguration was a theophanic event, revealing his divine nature to his disciples.
- The theophanic appearance of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost empowered the early church.
- The theophanic experience in the Old Testament foreshadowed the ultimate revelation of God through Jesus Christ.
- Scholars debate the nature of theophanic phenomena, seeking to understand how God communicates with humanity.
- The theophanic interventions in biblical history played a pivotal role in shaping human destiny.
- Theophanic encounters can inspire awe, reverence, and a sense of the divine.
- Through theophanic manifestations, God makes his presence known and reveals his will to the faithful.
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Of or pertaining to a theopany; appearing to man, as a god.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The theophanic experience of Moses at the burning bush transformed his life's trajectory.
The prophets witnessed theophanic visions, conveying divine messages to the people.
The theophanic manifestation of God on Mount Sinai left an enduring impression on the Israelites.
Jesus's transfiguration was a theophanic event, revealing his divine nature to his disciples.
