Shechinah

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The Shechinah Theme in Roth's 'Conversion of the Jews'.

Bibliography for the study of Philip Roth's work

Beer equates this loss with the diminishing Shechinah which nearly touches upon Wordsworth's philosophy of pantheism (59).

The Shamming Self: The Mariner's Persona in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner

3 above for the reference to Midrash Rabbah): "He was clasped between the Shechinah and an angel, as it says, 'And when he saw he ran to meet them' (Gen 18:2).

Justin Martyr's exegesis of biblical theophanies and the parting of the ways between Christianity and Judaism

Each part reflects the names in the diagram of Kabbalah in Hebrew, creating the Kabbalah of Alex: Shechinah ("Malkut" sovereignty) (5), Yesod (foundation), Netsah ("Netzach" victory), Hod (majesty), Tif'eret (glory), Hesed ("Chesed" mercy), Gevurah (strength), Hochmah ("Chokmah" wisdom), Binah (intuition, understanding) and Keter (the crown).

Relocating Chinese-Jewish-British identity in The Autograph Man by Zadie Smith/Zadie Smith'in The Autograph Man adli romaninda Cinli-Yahudi-Britanyali kimligi yeniden yerlestirmek

In Judaism there is Hohmah, the Wisdom of God; Ruach, the Spirit of God; Shechinah, the Presence of God.

The heart of art

Shekhinah (Shekinah (English), Shechinah, Shekhinah, and with and an h

Border-crossing and exile: a Latina's Theological Encounter with Shekhinah

When we refer to G-d as immanently here, now, in a nurturing, inner wav, we say She is the Shechinah (Freeman, n.

Immanent transcendence, projection and re-collection

and then he translates Rashi's comment: "He [Yisrael] wishes to bless them, but the Shechinah departed from him .

Yonatan Kolatch. Masters of the Word

The feeling of the presence of The Shechinah in human suffering became indelibly engraved in the consciousness of the East European Jews.

God's omnipotence and presence in Abraham Joshua Heschel's philosophy

The Zohar implicitly dismissed the derision of a cynic who back in the 1st century had toyed with Rabban Gamliel: "If the Shechinah (the iteration of God's presence) shows up at every minyan, then how many embodiments of the Shechinah actually are there?

You can't be holy alone

An example that could be multiplied many times over is the following excerpt from the Zohar, which claims that born Jews are more closely connected to the divine presence, the Shechinah, than are converts to Judaism.

Attempting the impossible: eliminating election from the Jewish liturgy

In Judaism, for example, the Shechinah, which traditionally signified "the presence of the Divine on earth," is now accepted by many as "the feminine presence of the Divine.