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theophany: a standalone construct

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theophany1 CONSTRUCTTheophanyJEREMIAS · OLD TESTAMENT

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Old Testament studies

a description of God's appearing, typically with upheaval in nature, studied as a literary genre of the Old Testament.

In Old Testament studies, theophany refers to a description of God's appearing, typically with upheaval in nature, studied as a literary genre of the Old Testament. This meaning comes from Jeremias (1965) in Theophanie.[1]

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References

  1. Jeremias, J. (1965). Theophanie. Neukirchener Verlag des Erziehungsvereins. ISBN 9783788705138

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