In article , basicallyblues says...
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>>Again, look the term up in a good word study reference, whether BAG,
>>TDNT, a lexicon, or an Greek to English word study reference such as
>>Vine's or Wuest's word studies.
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>Instead I'll just provide other examples where the word "horama" is
>used as it was at Matthew 17:9
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>If you check the usage of "horama" you will clearly see
>the word is used as a supernatural vision.
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>"There was a certain disciple in Damscas named Ananias and the Lord
>said to him in a vision (hORAMA); "Here I am Lord!"" (Acts 9:10)
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>Acts 9:12 Vision (horama) = supernatural vision
>Acts 10:3 vision (horama) = supernatural vision.
>Acts 10:17 same
>Acts 10:19 same
>Acts 11:5 same
>Acts 12:9 same
>Acts 16:9,10 same
>Acts 18:9 same
>Acts 26:19 same
>Rev. 9:17 same

And in ALL of these examples, the vision was of a _reality_. SO these examples
do NOT support you. These examples support _our_ contention that James & Peter
really _did_ see Moses and Elijah on the mountain-top.

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