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Shekinah
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She·ki·nah  (sh-kn, --, -k-)
n. Judaism
A visible manifestation of the divine presence as described in Jewish theology.

[Mishnaic Hebrew kînâ, from Hebrew kan, to dwell; see kn in Semitic roots.]

Shekinah [ʃɛˈkaɪnə (Hebrew) ʃəxiːˈna]
n
(Non-Christian Religions / Judaism) Judaism a variant spelling of Shechina


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One of these, the Shekhinah, was the Zohar''s obsession, the portal through which it pulled believers willy-nilly into the divine drama.
On the Way Church attendance exploded in the 1970s after, Hayford says, he was visited by the Shekhinah -- Hebrew for God's presence.
Rosh Hashanah": "All the commandments are for the purpose of repair of the Shekhinah [[TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII], tikkunei shekhinah].
 
 
 
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