On the Mount of ____, brilliance came forth out of Christ.

• A. Epiphany
• B. Ascension
• C. Transfiguration
• D. Revelation

Answer: (C)

On a high mountain, Jesus is transfigured before Peter, James, and John. His appearance becomes radiant—clothes white as light—and a brilliant glory shines forth from him. This moment is the Transfiguration, a pivotal reveal of Jesus’ divine nature and messianic identity to his closest followers. The scene up on the mountain includes Moses and Elijah conversing with Jesus, and a voice from the Father declaring Jesus as His beloved Son and urging the disciples to listen to him. That radiant brilliance coming from Christ is exactly what defines the Transfiguration. Epiphany refers to Christ’s general revelation to the world, not this specific mountain event; Ascension is Jesus’ departure to heaven after the resurrection; Revelation usually points to the unveiling of truth in Scripture or prophecy, not the mountain visitation itself.