A verse of the Qur'an named for this thing speaks of a piece of glass "like a pearly star" and is often preferred by Sufis for its mystical imagery.
A realm of this thing whose ruler has five shekhinot ("shkee-NOTE") is described in a 22-part gospel called the Evangelion. A verse of the Qur'an named for this thing speaks of a piece of glass "like a pearly star" and is often preferred by Sufis for its mystical imagery. A kingdom of this thing is guarded by the King of Glory and the Adamas according to a religion whose texts include the Book of Giants. In Islam, angels are said to be made of this thing. In Eastern Orthodox theology, this thing appears to Jesus during the Transfiguration on Mount Tabor. After a group of disciples are compared to this substance, Jesus states "A city on a hill cannot be hidden." Quakers describe the Presence in the heart as its "inner" form. For 10 points, what substance does God "let there be" in Genesis 1:3?
A realm of this thing whose ruler has five shekhinot ("shkee-NOTE") is described in a 22-part gospel called the Evangelion.
light [or an-Nur; accept Kingdom of Light or light of the world or “let there be light”] &lt;Religion&gt;