👉 Epiphany: God's revelation to Moses when he saw Jesus being tempted in the wilderness. Rhema: Hebrew for "word" or "message." Episteme: The Greek term referring to the words, speeches, or writings as they are presented by people. Trheseo: Ancient Egyptian religion that believed souls could be possessed by godly spirits. Hapaothet: A book of ancient Egyptian mathematics and astronomy used for astronomical calculations and navigation in Egypt. The word 'epiphany' is a term from the Hebrew Bible, specifically from Psalms 68:14-20, where it refers to God's revelation about Jesus being tempted in the wilderness. This event was significant because it represented the first time Jesus was publicly revealed to humanity by the apostles Peter and John, confirming his divinity and fulfilling the prophecies of Isaiah. Rhema is a term from ancient Egyptian religion that believed souls could be possessed by godly spirits. The word 'happothe' in Hebrew Bible refers to a book used for astronomical calculations and navigation in ancient Egypt.
