Religious Studies GCSE
Divine revelation and glory
What Divine revelation and glory means in Religious Studies GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Divine revelation and glory
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Jesus is transfigured and his clothes become dazzlingly white, symbolising his divine purity and heavenly glory.
Topics that use Divine revelation and glory
- Theme G: St Mark’s gospel: the life of Jesus (AQA GCSE)
Related terms
- Asceticism and Humility
- Atonement
- Atonement and salvation
- Authority and inspiration
- Authority of Jesus
- Biblical interpretation
- Blasphemy
- Christ (Messiah)
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