The Transfiguration
The Transfiguration of Christ is the culminating point of His public life, as His Baptism is its starting point, and His Ascension its end. Moreover, this glorious event has been related in detail by St. Matthew (17:1-6), St. Mark (9:1-8), and St. Luke (9:28-36), while St. Peter (2 Peter 1:16-18) and St. John (1:14), two of the privileged witnesses, make allusion to it.
About a week after His sojourn in Cæsarea Philippi, Jesus took with him Peter and James and John and led them to a high mountain apart, where He was transfigured before their ravished eyes. St. Matthew and St. Mark express this phenomenon by the word metemorphothe, which the Vulgate renders transfiguratus est. The Synoptics explain the true meaning of the word by adding "his face did shine as the sun: and his garments became white as snow," according to the Vulgate, or "as light," according to the Greek text.
This dazzling brightness which emanated from His whole Body was produced by an interior shining of His Divinity. False Judaism had rejected the Messias, and now true Judaism, represented by Moses and Elias, the Law and the Prophets, recognized and adored Him, while for the second time God the Father proclaimed Him His only-begotten and well-loved Son. By this glorious manifestation the Divine Master, who had just foretold His Passion to the Apostles (Matthew 16:21), and who spoke with Moses and Elias of the trials which awaited Him at Jerusalem, strengthened the faith of his three friends and prepared them for the terrible struggle of which they were to be witnesses in Gethsemani, by giving them a foretaste of the glory and heavenly delights to which we attain by suffering.
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electromagnetic radiation, a.k.a. light.
Light colored clothes reflect the son. Notice the long draping clothes that desert dwellers wear. Cotton and white are the most sought after.
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Stars derive their heat and light from the process of nuclear fusion, by which hydrogen becomes helium and other, even heavier elements.
If they are dark clothes you will probably get really hot because darker clothes attract light and lighter clothes don't it reflects of the lighter clothing.
No, light reflects off your clothes Doesn't all light on earth originate from the sun?
the light is most likely a light or jesus himself
In regards to light it becomes Cyan. In regards to paint it becomes a light Turquoise.
How do you know that the Lord wears clothes. Mary mended Jesus's clothes though. If you're talking about a lord on earth then usually either the mother or a high ranking servant would. Sometimes a regular servant would mend them but some lords were fussy about "commoners" touching the royal garments. There is no need to mend the Lord's clothes, as his raiment is light.
Light weight and light colors.
The light coloured clothes reflect the sun rays. The dark coloured clothes adsorb the rays.
How do you know that the Lord wears clothes. Mary mended Jesus's clothes though. If you're talking about a lord on earth then usually either the mother or a high ranking servant would. Sometimes a regular servant would mend them but some lords were fussy about "commoners" touching the royal garments. There is no need to mend the Lord's clothes, as his raiment is light.
The object becomes darker in color. If all the light is absorbed, it becomes black.
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Jesus is the light of the world.
Because light coloured clothes reflects the heat off your body but dark coloured clothes absorbs the heat in.