Definition: "Airglow" is a term in the Hebrew Bible used for describing the light emitted by God's Spirit when He appeared to Moses during the wilderness journey. This light, which was also known as "Moses' glory," would be perceived as bright and luminous by the Israelites. The context of this description refers specifically to the appearance of the Holy Spirit while Moses was standing in a valley in the desert. The presence of God's Spirit could be likened to an angelic presence, illuminating the path before him for a clear vision. This light would then pass through Moses' eyes and illuminate his understanding of God's will and purpose. The word "airglow" also appears in several other places in Scripture, especially in references to the divine revelation that is promised by God during His Word. It is an important metaphor for God's presence and agency as He reveals Himself to man in mysterious ways through the inspiration of the Spirit.

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Definition: The word "airglow" comes from the Greek word "aurora," which translates to "dawn." It refers to an apparent or visible glow, especially due to a particular light source (in this case, the sun), but it also means anything that is bright in appearance when shining through a certain object.

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