Hence they have certain names and predicates in common, and it frequently remains uncertain, especially as regards the theophanies in the Old Testament, whether it was a high angel that spoke, or the Son through the angel.
The chapter also shows how the Old Testament theophanies must have given an impetus to the distinction between the Deity as transcendent and the Deity as making himself visible.
The theophanies in the Bible, where God is represented under a certain form, as in Ezekiel, Isaiah and Kings, do not argue against our view, for there are meant specially created forms for the benefit and honor of the prophet.
In harmony with this, God appears from the southern desert, from Teman and Paran, as in the theophanies in Deuteronomy xxxiii.
It is natural to see here a reference to the Theophanies of Hab.
Of theophanies and manifestations of the Godhead there is no lack, but the wonders are such as to make one really wonder.
It deals in no etymology, no proverbs nor songs, no miracles, theophanies nor dreams, and is destitute of all that many-coloured poetic charm which adorns the Jehovistic narratives.
But when it is argued that wondrous theophanies are common to all faiths, two replies present themselves.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "theophanies" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
