Definition: In the Bible, "mvpiam" refers to the angel Gabriel's first presentation of the true messianic message at an unusual time in Jesus' life: Luke 4:18-20. The passage tells us that while Gabriel was ministering before his throne to a high priest, he saw angels descending from heaven and flying through the sky with "a voice like that of a great dragon." This event is recorded as Gabriel delivering the message at the dedication of King David's house, which Jesus would later be honored for.

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Definition: The English term "violation of a priori principle" refers to a violation or infringement that cannot be justified by reason alone. It's often used metaphorically in philosophical discussions to symbolize something beyond rational understanding or explanation, much like when a concept or argument seems contradictory yet is true based on the principles it was formulated from. The word 'violation' has two parts: 'violation' which means violation or infringement and 'of a priori principle,' which refers to something that cannot be justified by reason alone.

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