What is significance of the transfiguration of Jesus?

      

What is significance of the transfiguration of Jesus?

  

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Eric
Moses represented the law and Elijah represented the prophets. This showed that Jesus was
the fulfillment of the Old Testament prophesies and laws.
- During the transfiguration the appearance of the cloud that covered the three symbolized the
presence of God.
- The voice that came from heaven once more confirmed that Jesus is the son of God.
- The discussion they held was important to Jesus as a re-assurance that his was a mission of
death for the salvation of mankind.
- The appearance of Elijah and Moses re-assures us that there is life after death of the
righteous.
- The dazzling whiteness of Jesus’ clothes is an indication of the holiness and glory of God.
- The appearance of the clouds that covered them symbolized the presence of God.
- This great event took place in the midst of prayer which is further indication to the Christians
about the importance of prayer.
- The booths mentioned by Peter, represented the tabernacles of Old Testament where God
.lived.
- It was meant to strengthen the faith of the apostles, so that they would continue with his work
after his death.
ericmunguti answered the question on September 27, 2018 at 06:26


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