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'''Christophany''' is a term used to describe the pre-incarnate ]. For example, his appearance during the period of the old testament as depicted by the phrase “the angel of the Lord”. '''Christophany''' is a term used to describe the pre-incarnate ]. For example, his appearance during the period of the old testament as depicted by the phrase “the angel of the Lord”.

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Christophany is a term used to describe the pre-incarnate Christ. For example, his appearance during the period of the old testament as depicted by the phrase “the angel of the Lord”.

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