“What an epiphany!” I exclaim when something strikes me as a profound realization. I see it! I’m enlightened. This is how we tend to use the word, epiphany. Yet, note its beautiful and ancient usage as the name for the twelfth day of Christmas. Epiphany: every January 6, the celebration the coming of the Magi to see the Christ child. Epiphany: the incarnation and manifestation of Christ to the world. Christ, the Light of the world. A-ha!
Therefore, today is an appropriate day to bring to light an essay I wrote last year that has been hidden in my Word documents, unused.
This essay presents some themes, quotations, and insights developed in my unpublished Bible study, which I am re-writing as a book to be published later this year. (If you’ve been with me for years, you’ll recognize certain themes.) I’ll be writing more in coming posts about my new adventure, working with a publisher.
For now, I’ll bring to light some thoughts I’ve pondered about our glorious Savior and the radiance of His Epiphany.
Such Glorious Radiance and Representation
When we look at Jesus, we see no strong points. None. What?
Journey North Character 