- A
Christophany is an
appearance or non-physical
manifestation of Christ.
Traditionally the term
refers to
visions of
Christ after his ascension, such as...
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Apostle (also the
Pauline conversion,
Damascene conversion,
Damascus Christophany and the "road to Damascus" event) was,
according to the New Testament...
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angel of the Lord as the pre-incarnate
Christ whose appearance, i.e.
Christophany, is
recorded in the
Hebrew Bible. On the
reason why some
early Christians...
- in some
Christian commentaries has also been
taken as
suggestive of a
Christophany. J.
Douglas MacMillan (1991)
suggests that the
angel with whom Jacob...
- to all that
history is
ultimately His Story. Panikkar,
Raimon (2004).
Christophany: The
Fullness of Man. Maryville, NY:
Orbis Books. p. 173. ISBN 978-1-57075-564-4...
- and
Ancient of Days in the
Hebrew Bible. The book was also
listed as
Christophany: the
Result of
original Investigations into the
Manifestations of the...
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already present in Philo. The Old
Testament theophanies were thus seen as
Christophanies, each a "preincarnate
appearance of the Messiah".
While the developed...
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between Melchizedek and
Jesus is that
Melchizedek is an Old
Testament Christophany – in
other words, that
Melchizedek is Jesus, or at the very least, is...
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foretell his
later incarnation as
having already lived it. The term
Christophany has also been
coined to
identify post-incarnate
appearances of Christ...
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specifically identified as "the
Ancient of Days."
Christianity portal Christophany Logos (Christianity), a term in
Western philosophy Trinity (Andrei Rublev)...
