GHOST WORD OF THE DAY

Phantasma appears as today’s word of the day after making only two debuts in the Bible. It’s a scary match to our contemporary word phantom carrying the same meanings of spirit or ghost. It is used for the proper name of the Spirit of God and to describe what the disciples feared as they saw Jesus walking across the water. Phantasma finds its roots in the Greek word phantazo meaning “to appear.” It’s a neat bloom, check it out today.