(n.)
Divine inspiration; the supernatural influence of the Divine Spirit in qualifying men to receive and communicate revealed truth.
  

Theopneusty [from Greek theos god + pneo breathe] Divine inspiration or inbreathing; signifying in the ancient Greek Mysteries a stage in initiation, coming between theophany and theopathy, where the candidate received the inspiration of his own inner god, but did not bear the full load of the inspirational flow to the extent that took place in theopathy.

Divine inspiration, especially one that enables someone to reveal divine truths

(n.)
Divine inspiration; the supernatural influence of the Divine Spirit in qualifying men to receive and communicate revealed truth.
  

Theopneusty [from Greek theos god + pneo breathe] Divine inspiration or inbreathing; signifying in the ancient Greek Mysteries a stage in initiation, coming between theophany and theopathy, where the candidate received the inspiration of his own inner god, but did not bear the full load of the inspirational flow to the extent that took place in theopathy.

Divine inspiration, especially one that enables someone to reveal divine truths