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Theophany Exodus 3:2 Excerpt theophany ...  [is a] manifestation of God. The  ot  contains a number of  narratives of or poetic allusions to God revealing himself to men and  women. Theophanies frequently are associated with particular holy  places, representing the foundation legend of a sanctuary ( Gen .  12:6-7 ;  13:18 ;  18:1 ;  28:1-17 ; Exod .  40:34-38 ) or the call of a prophet within it  ( Isa .  6:1-8 ). They tend to follow a literary pattern with Canaanite roots:  God appears, frequently as divine warrior or king, surrounded by fire or  in splendor ( Deut .  33:2 ; Pss .  18:8 ;  104:2 ; Ezek .  1:27-28 ; Hab .  3:4 ), and  sometimes riding like Baal upon the wind and clouds ( Pss .  18:10 ;  68:33 ;  104:3 ); nature trembles ( Exod .  19:18 ; Judg .  5:4-5 ; Pss .  18:7 ; 68:8 ; Hab .  3:6 ,  10 ) or the recipient responds...

Theophany Exodus 3:2 Excerpt theophany ...  [is a] manifestation of God. The  ot  contains a number of  narratives of or poetic allusions to God revealing himself to men and  women. Theophanies frequently are associated with particular holy  places, representing the foundation legend of a sanctuary ( Gen.   12:6-7 ;  13:18 ;  18:1 ;  28:1-17 ; Exod.   40:34-38 ) or the call of a prophet within it  ( Isa.   6:1-8 ). They tend to follow a literary pattern with Canaanite roots:  God appears, frequently as divine warrior or king, surrounded by fire or  in splendor ( Deut.  33:2 ; Pss.  18:8 ;  104:2 ; Ezek.  1:27-28 ; Hab.  3:4 ), and sometimes riding like Baal upon the wind and clouds ( Pss.   18:10 ;  68:33 ;  104:3 ); nature trembles ( Exod.   19:18 ; Judg.  5:4-5 ; Pss.   18:7 ; 68:8 ; Hab.   3:6 ,  10 ) or the recipient responds with drea...

Theophany Exodus 3:2 Excerpt theophany ...  [is a] manifestation of God. The OT contains a number of  narratives of or poetic allusions to God revealing himself to men and  women. Theophanies frequently are associated with particular holy  places, representing the foundation legend of a sanctuary (Gen.  12:6-7 ; 13:18 ;  18:1 ;  28:1-17 ; Exod.  40:34-38 ) or the call of a prophet within it  (Isa.  6:1-8 ). They tend to follow a literary pattern with Canaanite roots:  God appears, frequently as divine warrior or king, surrounded by fire or  in splendor (Deut.  33:2 ; Pss. 18:8 ;  104:2 ; Ezek.  1:27-28 ; Hab.  3:4 ), and  sometimes riding like Baal upon the wind and clouds (Pss.  18:10 ;  68:33 ;  104:3 ); nature trembles (Exod.  19:18 ; Judg.  5:4-5 ; Pss.  18:7 ;  68:8 ; Hab.  3:6 , 10 ) or the recipient responds with dread (Gen. 15:12 ;  28:17 ; E...

Theophany Exodus 3:2 Excerpt ‎theophany ... [is a] manifestation of God . The [ OT ] contains a number of narratives of or poetic allusions to God revealing himself to men and women. Theophanies frequently are associated with particular holy places, representing the foundation legend of a sanctuary ( Gen. 12:6-7 ; 13:18 ; 18:1 ; 28:1-17 ; Exod. 40:34-38 ) or the call of a prophet within it ( Isa. 6:1-8 ). They tend to follow a literary pattern with Canaanite roots: God appears, frequently as divine warrior or king, surrounded by fire or in splendor ( Deut. 33:2 ; Pss. 18:8 ; 104:2 ; Ezek. 1:27-28 ; Hab. 3:4 ), and sometimes riding like Baal upon the wind and clouds ( Pss. 18:10 ; 68:33 ; 104:3 ); nature trembles ( Exod. 19:18 ; Judg. 5:4-5 ; Pss. 18:7 ; 68:8 ; Hab. 3:6 , 10 ) or the recipient responds with dread ( Gen. 15:12 ; 28:17 ; Exod. 3:6; Job 42:5-6 ; Isa. 6:5 ; Hab. 3:16 ); and, as a result, nature becomes fertile ( Pss. 68:8-10 ; 104:10-23 ; Isa. 35:2 , 6-7 ), or Go...

Theophany Exodus 3:2 Excerpt ‎ theophany ... [is a] manifestation of God . The OT contains a number of narratives of or poetic allusions to God revealing himself to men and women. Theophanies frequently are associated with particular holy places, representing the foundation legend of a sanctuary ( Gen. 12:6-7 ; 13:18 ; 18:1 ; 28:1-17 ; Exod. 40:34-38 ) or the call of a prophet within it ( Isa. 6:1-8 ). They tend to follow a literary pattern with Canaanite roots : God appears , frequently as divine warrior or king, surrounded by fire or in splendor ( Deut. 33:2 ; Pss. 18:8 ; 104:2 ; Ezek. 1:27-28 ; Hab. 3:4 ), and sometimes riding like Baal upon the wind and clouds ( Pss. 18:10 ; 68:33 ; 104:3 ); nature trembles ( Exod. 19:18 ; Judg. 5:4-5 ; Pss. 18:7 ; 68:8 ; Hab. 3:6 , 10 ) or the recipient responds with dread ( Gen. 15:12 ; 28:17 ; Exod. 3:6 ; Job 42:5-6 ; Isa. 6:5 ; Hab. 3:16 ); and, as a result, nature becomes fertile ( Pss. 68:8-10 ; 104:10-23 ; Isa. 35:2 , 6-7 ),...

Theophany Exodus 3:2 Excerpt ‎theophany ... [is a] manifestation of God . The OT contains a number of narratives of or poetic allusions to God revealing himself to men and women.  Theophanies frequently are associated with particular holy places, representing the foundation legend of a sanctuary ( Gen. 12:6-7 ; 13:18 ; 18:1 ; 28:1-17 ; Exod. 40:34-38 ) or the call of a prophet within it ( Isa. 6:1-8 ). They tend to follow a literary pattern with Canaanite roots: God appears, frequently as divine warrior or king, surrounded by fire or in splendor ( Deut. 33:2 ; Pss. 18:8 ; 104:2 ; Ezek. 1:27-28 ; Hab. 3:4) , and sometimes riding like Baal upon the wind and clouds ( Pss. 18:10 ; 68:33 ; 104:3) ; nature trembles ( Exod. 19:18 ; Judg. 5:4-5 ; Pss. 18:7 ; 68:8; Hab. 3:6 , 10 ) or the recipient responds with dread ( Gen. 15:12 ; 28:17 ; Exod. 3:6 ; Job 42:5-6 ; Isa. 6:5 ; Hab. 3:16 ); and, as a result, nature becomes fertile (Pss. 68:8-10; 104:10-23; Isa. 35:2, 6-7), or ...