Epiphany
January sixth celebration
Epiphany is a Christian feast day on January 6, celebrating the revelation of Jesus to the Magi (the three wise men).
It marks the end of the twelve days of Christmas.
In some traditions, Epiphany is when gifts are exchanged rather than Christmas Day.
The date is also called Three Kings' Day or Twelfth Night. (Lowercase epiphany is a moment of sudden insight.)
Magi
Eastern priests, biblical visitors
- BethlehemNativity's traditional setting
- starLuminous astronomical object
- manifestationOutward display of something
wise men · gold · frankincense · myrrh · Balthazar · Melchior · Caspar · adoration · gifts · journey
- ChristmasChristmas tree, Christmas, Christmas Day, Christmas ornaments, Santa
- holidaysChristmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, Halloween, Valentine's Day
- ChristianityJesus, Bible, Christ, God, Jesus Christ
- browsersFirefox, Safari, Internet Explorer, Brave, Vivaldi
- European HolidaysChristmas, Easter Monday, Good Friday, New Year, Pentecost
- Winter HolidaysChristmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, New Year's Eve, New Year's Day
Epiphanyconfusion
Mental disorientation or bewilderment
bewilderment · incomprehension · bafflement · perplexity · ignorance
EpiphanyAdvent
Christmas preparatory season
Lent · Good Friday · Holy Saturday · Ash Wednesday · Gethsemane
Epiphanyconcealment
Act of hiding something
secret · cover-up · suppression · obfuscation · mystification