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Special Revelation and Enlightenment GapFill

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 IdealSpecialGeneralDesirable Revelation is a form of revelation which refers to the direct interaction of God with humankind through various means – visions, appearances, dreams, etc. The conversion of  MosesGodSt PaulJesus is one of the more famous examples of special revelation, found within the book of  MarkGenesisJohnActs. He experienced a vision of  JohnMarkMosesJesus where he was questioned as to why he was persecuting Christians. The vision was incredibly bright, and the account states that Paul was left blind for a number of days following the incident. This is considered to be a example of special revelation because of the stark  changedecreasestopincrease in behaviour in St Paul. Previously known as Saul, before his conversion he was openly against Christianity, even going as far as seeking to kill as many Christians as he could. He was a strong persecutor of the early church. Due to the  visionattackjourneydream he experienced he completely changed track – he converted to Christianity and became a missionary. Additionally, while Paul's conversion is contained in the Bible, he went on to write many letters contained in the  TorahNew TestamentOld TestamentVedas which are now very influential in the church.

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