<![CDATA[This study explores the concept of theophany in Psalm 18:8-16 as a theological framework for critiquing and responding to the systemic corruption crisis in Indonesia. Employing a socio-rhetorical approach that integrates inner texture analysis, ideological criticism, and empirical data on corruption from 2014-2025, this research explores how theophany narratives can inspire moral resistance against corrupt practices. Findings suggest that theophany, as a manifestation of divine power, offers a robust theological basis for systemic reform, prophetic critique of elites, and affirmation of justice that transcends human law. This research introduces the concept of "prophetic theophany" as a contextual reinterpretation of ancient texts, opening possibilities for systemic renewal through strengthened public participation and an ethical framework based on transcendent values. This innovative socio-rhetorical triangulation model provides a new paradigm for examining religious texts and their relevance to contemporary socio-political contexts, especially in responding to complex corruption challenges.]]>
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