Epiphany refers to an act of revealing or making visible what was previously concealed or unclear. In religious texts, it often describes a moment when a divine presence, role, or truth becomes recognizable through an event, sign, or encounter. In literary use, an epiphany marks a turning point in understanding, when a character or audience gains insight that changes perception or interpretation. The emphasis is on disclosure rather than explanation, focusing on the experience of recognition itself and the shift in understanding that follows.
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- Amzallag, Nissim, and Mikhal Avriel, The Canonic Responsa Reading of Psalm 114 and its Theological Significance
- Krüger, Thomas, Recent Developments in the History of Ancient Israel and their Consequences for a Theology of the Hebrew Bible
- Evans, Craig A., Ancient Texts for New Testament Studies: A Guide to the Background Literature
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