For the anal-retentive of those out there, the card doesn't actually "come" into play and thus doesn't trigger "comes into play" effects
7: You may cast up to three spells from among face-up cards your opponents own from exile without paying their mana costs
The Instant allows you to copy your next Instant or Sorcery which in this case is the Ephiphany, then on your next turn, you cast Galvanic Iteration with Flashback targeting the Epiphany to take another turn
With limited availability, it's a valuable addition to your Magic: The Gathering assortment
The difference between Bitter Reunion and other sources of haste is you get something else, too, and that something else is card advantage
Even if the spell is countered when its being retraced, it still ends up back in the graveyard