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apparitions Extraordinary and remarkable appearances or manifestations of some object presented to man by God in a most singular way. They are also called corporeal visions, because in them the objects themselves, or at least their species, make an organic impression upon our senses. The senses perceive an objective reality naturally invisible to man. It … Continue reading “Apparitions”

apparition of the Infant Jesus Representation in art associated with Saint Anthony of Padua, because of his vision of the Infant Jesus; Saint Francis of Assisi, by reason of his vision when receiving the stigmata; Saint Christopher as ferryman carrying the Infant Jesus. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary

apparition of Our Saviour Representation in art associated with Saint Martin of Tours and Saint Francis of Assisi, to both of whom Our Saviour appeared. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary

Apparition (, 2Ma 5:4; , Wis 17:3; , Wis 17:15 [14]), the sudden appearance of a “ghost” or the spirit of a departed person (comp. Luk 24:37), or some other preternatural object. SEE SPECTRE. The belief in such occurrences has always been prevalent in the East; and among the modern Mohammedans the existence and manifestation … Continue reading “Apparition”

Apparently a-parent-l (, mar’eh, the Revised Version (British and American) manifestly, signifying in the only place so translated (Num 12:8) in the form of seeing (Keil and Delitzsch), i.e. an appearance, a similitude, a manifestation of the invisible God in human form): This is the Old Testament manner of Divine revelation in the person and … Continue reading “Apparently”

Apparent (Lat, ad + parere, to come forth) 1. Property of seeming to be real or factual. 2. Obvious or clearly given to the mind or senses. Fuente: The Dictionary of Philosophy

Apparel Of Ministers SEE CLERGY, DRESS OF. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Apparel, Apparelled connected with hennumi, “to clothe” means “clothing, raiment,” usually suggesting the ornate, the goodly. The former is found in Luk 23:11, RV, “apparel” (AV, “robe”); Luk 24:4 (AV, “garments”); Act 10:30 (AV, “clothing”); Act 12:21; Jam 2:2 (RV, “clothing,” twice; AV, “apparel” and “raiment”); Jam 2:3 (“clothing”). Esthesis is used in Act 1:10, … Continue reading “Apparel, Apparelled”

Apparel (usually designated in Heb. by , be’-ged, dress, or some form of , lebush’, clothing, , , etc.), ORIENTAL, especially Hebrew. SEE GARMENT; SEE CLOTHING; SEE RAIMENT, etc. This was usually, as the eastern climate necessitated, wide and flowing (comp. Olear, Reisen. p. 307), but concerning its precise cut we find nothing indicated in … Continue reading “Apparel”

Apparebit Repentina (Sudden will appear) is the. beginning of an anonymous Latin poem based on Mat 25:31-46. Like the Lamentations .of Jeremiah, it is alphabetic. “This rugged but grand Judgment hymn,” as Neale’ styles it,, is certainly as old as, if not a good deal. older than, the 7th century; for Bede, who belongs to … Continue reading “Apparebit Repentina”