Verum BibleJesus’ ministry•c. AD 29–30
Jesus is transfigured
Jesus is transfigured before Peter, James, and John, and Moses and Elijah appear as the Father identifies Jesus as his beloved Son.
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Historical context
Mountain settings in Scripture often signal revelation, covenant, and encounters with God. The presence of Moses and Elijah places Jesus within Israel’s story while the radiant transformation points beyond ordinary categories of prophetic or royal authority.
Biblical significance
The transfiguration confirms Jesus’ identity and directs the disciples to listen to him. It anticipates resurrection glory while keeping that glory connected to the journey toward suffering in Jerusalem.